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Lac Of The United States.

an hCt nXin9 the pay or the captains
and commanders of fh;ps and vefel8
of war of the United States.
c. - 2 IL eaa8'd ~ he Senate and Houf
ID Ct R1brgentqti0ss Of tbe Uaite5
Sfafsr Of Ams,ica, IL CoagrsG q7sm,kA, That all
the veieis in the f.ryice of the United S ates,
mourning twenty guns and upwards, be com
mlnde1 oy caprains--thof9 NOT exceeding eigh-
teen suns tex gallies, which are to be com
manded, as heretofore provided by aw) BY
m tiers or l5eu,enAntsy according to the Gze of
the vehel, to be regulated by the PreGdenr Of
the U4ited Stat S.
Set. 2. Ind Be ii further ena7eA, That the paw
Of captains commanding fhps Of thirty Two
gun, and upwards, be one hundred dollars pc
month, and eight rations per day of captains
comm 7ndiny thip< of twenty and under thirty
two guns leve ty FIVE dollars per month, ant
fix rAtons per day Of mater command IN,
ilty dollars per mouth, and Ave ration, pc
day; and cf lieu epants, who NAV comm md
the fnil.sr veIeis fifty dollars per month, and
four rations per dly.
Sec 3 A4dbe i f4ytier era8sd That when
ever any officer as atorefaid, thIl be employed
in the com nand Of a -fquaGron, on feptrate
Gervice, the allowance of r1sions TO luch com
man ing officer ihall be doubled daeinr the
continu nee oS fI1h command Ini no longer,
except n the cafe Of the comm ndng of er Of
,he navy, whole tllowaocs, while in lervice,
h ii always be at the rate Of Gxteen rations per
day.
APproved-Feb. rs, 1899
JOHN AID ANS.
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from The NoRrHAmroN GAZETTE.

Mr.. BUTLER,
I HAVE frequently heard people obferve,
a thai they d. not perfectly underlt md the
COngrels way Of calculating taxes By tzv9
teHt5s, three feat55, 0ur enAs &C. IF one per cent
nm on the valuation of heir houles-to make
the calculation E lly and fam lar to Jhef- who
are not very convedant wi h figures, I fend
you, for publication the following obiervatioas
and explanatory tables
The baue5 are di0dd into nias ciq1sf.
When dwelling houfe, the out hou(es AMI
the lot on which they ltand are valued 3bo G
100 dollars. and not more th4n 500 dollars, the
AK IS 20 cents On 100 dollars. This Is the
drlt oll>. A.
When they are valued above 500 dollars and
not more than 100 1oll rs, the tx is 40 cents
On 100 dollars. Tair is the fecood Gals. B.
When hey are vi uei above 1909 dollars,
and t more than 5000 dollars, the ak i 40
cents on 100 dollars. This Is the third caf. c
When they are valued above 5000 dollars,
and not more than 6oo3 dollars, the tax is 50
ceuts on 100 dollars. This is tn toIrth ciais
When thy are valued above 5000 dollars,
and not more than 10000 dollars, the TAX IS 60
cents on 100 dollars. This is h nth ais
When they are valued above 10000 dolars,
and not mole thin IS, 900 dollars, thet i 70
cents on 100 dollars. THIS is the fzth clais
When they valued ABOVE 900 dollars,
and not more than 10000 dollars, he tax is 80
cents on 100 dollars. This is The feventh clals.
When they are rausd above 70 600 dol1rs
and not moe than 10000 don4r., the tax Is %
cents on ICo dollars. This is th9 eighth cIdf,.
When they are valued above 3o.oOo dollars,
tie tax is one dollar on one hundred dollars
This u The nj I'll clals.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

March 1tb, I799
DUBLIC notice j. hereby giyen, thar BY al
L at OF Cong'ef piG-d the zSth day Of
Feb. 1899, the following alterations and
5nen 4menJs have been made to an at ptfed
On h- 9th day Of July, 1897, intltled " an act
las'ng duies upon RamPed yellum, parchment
and paper"
The Stamp Duties heretofore impof.d uron
Fofei n Bl ot Ex hange md Bill, Of In
dng are II CeaG- AMI de erm ne from 40 af
rer-the ; r day Of March, one thoola "a f-ven
hun 1red and nin-Jy n.ne
The feve-ai Stamp Du'i-s hereafter enun erat
e., viii Be ieviet and coleae4 Throughout,
the Y tied States, from and after the 3Ilt
day Of March, 1899.
II.
FIR every Gkin or piece Of Vellun or Parch.
m-nt, O. fl ct Or piece of paper upon which
ihl be WI en- or print either Of the in
fruments or writing, following, to wiz.
Dis. Cts.
Any Foreign Bill of Exchange, daft
or order for the payment Of money
in 2nv foreign county. 70
"A noe or bill lpt lading, or writingor
receip: in nature thereof, for goods
or merchjndile to be exported -
if from one di}rd to mother diff
trid Of the Ulit=d States, not be-
ing il the fame fate
IF from The United States to any for
ei n port or place, 10
Any policy Of infur nee, or inRrument
II the natute thereof, other than
tholl he etotore iDeci6-d in the a.
bove ecitej act, when the fun in
fured fhall nos exceed Ave hundred
dollars, &c
When The fun injured fhall exceed
five hundred dollars.
Ard the faid duties are chareeable upon each
and every Bin of Exchange AMI Bill Of La.
ding without re'Pef to the number contained
in each let.
Bonds required in any cafe BY the laws Of the
U. States, upon e2al Procels, or in any Judi
cial proceeding, or f,r the fai hful perform
ance of any truR or dury. are exempt from
the payment of camp duties,
Given under my hand At Philadelphia, the
day and year above mentioned
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
6ecretdry Of fbe Tte7Iayy.
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Commonwealth of NIaGachufatts.
Z. SENATE. -. -. 10

n SENATE. FL. 20. 1899.
ON the petition Of William Bracket,
and others inh bitanr, Of the towns Portland and
Falmouth. in the county Of Cum6srand praying TO he
incorporated ino reParate religion oc ety. BY the
name of the Univeria ChriaIan Soc ETY."
ORDERED, that the Petitioners
notify the fad towns Of Portland and Falmouth BY
pubhiue an atteatd copy Of their Petition and thi'
order thereon three week lIccefige'y JENKss Ca
z.rrr, printed in Portland the Ia pnhli ation 20 be
rhrtv d7s Al e4a before the ecoui Wedneflay of the
frn Gan If tie 4, II Gen-tal Court thar All petlons
irtereaei may bn 4Ppea and hew csuie, i any they
have why the prayer Of iaid Petition i1pGld not be
granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS Pyafhaf
H.tBe HoglE 9f Rs59o7altiDes Fabyn1yy zo, 1923.
Red And c3ncnrred,
EDW Ard II K BBlN5. Sbsaker.
Truc copy--AUcf
EDWARD NIL LANE Clerk Of Senate.
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Commonwealth Of MaaachuGetts.

II fbe gar Of epr Lord, hogjaqd EUsa baa-
dre4 ana niHey nine.
An ACT, limiting the time wlthinwhlch
Petition. for Wag which have been drawn by forged
D ders, llall be fuAlned.
Re it enqRed by the SeE4te, and H0Aie
~ Of R5,ssqItvs in Genera Ceurt g@eor5td and BY tbe
astJ,y Of t5s 4gg. That petit on for Wages which
have heretofore been drawn by Forged Orders. hat be
hereafter uGaned unle fuch Petit fhAii be prelent-
ed thin TWO YEARS fan bs 3a9ag Of 'b5 R: and,
on failure thereof the Petite or, Applicant and ann
ant ha be forever excluded and barred from any clam
or demand again this Commonwealth for or on account
of anv Wages 70 dawn, alledged TO be drawn, by
virue 81 luth Forged Order And the Secretary IS
hereby dreClcd to cane this Act be Publihed IN the
fvcra Newspaper printed in this Commonwealth for
three months iuccefivcy.
IN t5e Hogsgf R;Br55a 'atives, Jan 70, 1899.
This Bill having had three evera readings Paiied TO be
enacted,
EDWARD RI. ROBBINS SP24t.y.
"a Saaats, Jun 49, 1893.
Th, Bill having had two feyeral readings Paaed to be
ena63ed,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, P,sflsat.
January ID, I799-.44noVsd, -
INCREASE SUMNER.
True CoPy-Auef,
f 70 Be fp56sS l5yrs rostbs IceaVs5, IN tie /sysraI
Ns-ys-3a5ers fyiai, Ia f5is CozszoaV0szi B.
9OHV hYER1- 0e'ry.
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APProved-Feb. IS, I7o9.
JOHN ADAMS.
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William Bracket, Vincent R0bards,
Iohn Giant, Ehenezer Waite,
Peter knight, Ama!a Waite,
Pail Hutton, ames Gardner,
Pobart Hutton, Aaron Ch4mbgfain,
Pail fulton. jun. Jothua Waite,
Simon Lord, John I- lev,
Iacoh K1ight, Ehhu Deerng,
= no, Kaight 3d. W Ham MLellan,
Davfd Steele Enoch Barbour.
Fi-yd Npatrick, Adam arbcur,
Joeph Wormel, Wi tam ruEton, Jun.
lanes Bur.un, I,hn Doe
William WormelI. N2h1n Fl Hale,
Jo(eph Yo k, Edmund Knight,
Increarr Pote, Amos knight
Samuel Bucknam jun. Richard Knight,
Thomas Savye. Mark Hutpn,
Ant-ony Sawyer jan. WinloV knight,
George Iilev Emo knight,
Anthony Sawyer, Job knight,
William SAWYER, N1olc. Knight,
Afa Sawyer, William Lunt,
John Higgens, Stephen Gnwen.
John Anderl d, JohE Waite jun.
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20 the Honorable tbg Senate, and Honle
gf Rfbr5l;atltivas sf!bs C5mm2a7Ueahb Of Mgc
(1eba)stt5.
XKTE the fubfcribers, Inhabitants of

Wv Portland and Falmouth, in The county of
Cumberland beg cave TO app oach the Legiiarur' with
this their humble petition Not g trouble your honors
with rec'tng the pAruculI art cles Of religious
creed We torbear layinR 70 much wi
e1oule Us from beng uty charged with plcty
the great important matters Of religion. We
pro els believen Teus Chr q the only under
heaven given among Whereby NUT be laved,
who the heaven nut receive unu he times of reGi-
tuuon Of All ,hpgs watch CID his lpoken hy the
mouth Of All his hoIy pophes fnce the world began.
And with TO ador the doctrine of God Saviour
III al things We there fore hum5y requet YOUR hon
ors % por4te Us with all thoc thar may he eafer
unite with u nto locety for reli lou, purpoes, by
the name ofrhe Univerlai Chrtan society of Portland
and F,l-,,r
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HARD WARE.
4d, and Iod, Nails ; cd, I'd,

sd, and Cd Brads, IA Tacks and I'D, clout Nails
Thumb Latches, II and HI Hinges, Skates Cur
RI -onbs, Webbing Floor hearth, cloth, furniture,
lhoe and comb Brulhes, Bellows Knives and Forks,
Shovck and Tong', Braf' and iron CandleRicks.
Buckles, Buttons Block tin TeaPots, Iron ard
block tin Spoons, Pewter Plates, Hammers, Flat
Irons, Br4ls Chimney hooks, Brafs Chatting di1lcs,
Divders, Paint Bru(hes, Ivory, crooked and horn
Combs, Gunter and pocket Ruls, Augers, ADJ,
Chdels, Brafs Nails, SpettacIcs, Screws, Razors,
ahortment of Tea Trays, Looking Glafes, abort
ment Of Tin Ware, BY Window Glais per box
iquare, Tea Canniftrrs, Knob ana Ring locks Bed
Keys, Plain Irons, PoIiled Shutters, Snuf.r tands
Cropping knives, Hand Vices, Saw Sets, Cupboard
Turns Small brafs and iron Table Hinges, Plyers,
Screw drivers, Cutting Nippers Avis and Tlcks,
Elaaick and common knitting Needles, Gun Worm,
Coopers Bits, Clafps, Sleeve Buttons. &c. &c.
An ailortment Of Crockery Ware.
A5lo, Hylon, SOuchong, and Bohca
TEAS, Coffee. Chocolate, Loaf Sugar, CHINA.
mon, Mace, Poland Starch, SC.
Portland, January 5, 1899.
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-1lTIE TTHEITT III TH ETTH -sT-I -TTT III

as folders, but as free-booters and,
therefore give them no quarter. Their
hatred againf them is heightened by
the confederation, that they deem their
objects to be the plumber Of Mecca, and
the overthrow of the religion Of their
Fathers. In this idea they are confirm
led by the declaration Of war Of the Sub
lime Porte, and their cautions to all
Erue Mufelmen. The French, agreea-
bly, to BuonaParte'S proclamation, have
committed various holGlities on thofe
towns which did not readily obey their
1ummons to furrender. This has ncigh-
fened the rage Of the natives and the
young men fly in great numbers to the
btand2rd Of Mahomet.
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From GiJraZter, OF. 1923.

OFFICIAL
F" The Roanoke, brought in here
bias been acquitted, and on application
Iof the American Conful to Lord ST.
yincent's he not only granted her a
convoy, as ihe was not armed, but leave
10 bring out for the United States a
cargo Of the produce Of Spain.
"Six Of Lord Nclron's prizes have ar
rived here, five Of which are ready to
repair to Lilbon, there to get fome
temporary repairs before they 80 for
England they are under Jury mats,
and in knocking fate. They are lie
Franklin Of So, lie Tenant So, lie Spar
tiatc Of IA, lie Conquerant of IA, lie
PeuPle SOuvcrainc IA, and L'AquiIlon
Of IA gnns.
{. Admiral Mellon is blocking up
malta.
F" BY Dane 81 days from Lcghorn,
it is reported that the MaIteie had rofe
on the French garriGon, difpoAciIcd
them of the iAand, and thrown them
felves under the protection Of Great
Britain, and the King Of Naples He
further reports, that Buonaparte had
been compelled by the Turks to reem-
bark his army, and was in great want
Iof proviGons and that the Engiih
continued to block them up"
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GFETLEHFN,


CENrLEMFN,
AS you are, in the month If January, an
nually, required To appoint number of men
to manage the FIRE ENGINES Of this town, moi
exceeding 8 men 70 each Engine permit me,
throu yh The medium Of Tx Gdzet!e, to fuggea
to you the ex?edi-ncc Of collecting for this
truH, at this important criGs Of eur public at
fairs, az far a. II aftamabk men that arc by law
exempted from military duty.-One of the en-
gjAes (the Vigilant) IS now managed in part
by gentlemen Of this delcription ;-the other,
if | miRake not, by thof- that are not otberqyye
exempted from military duty prelume
you will be convinced Of the htnefs Of this
mealure, when you are reminded of fbiJ fact {:
that the tandng companies Of militia of this
town, did not The lait iummer, and it is proba-
Die they do not Hg1v, bear fuhicient number
Of names on their reflective rolls, TO confjtute
full companies notwithstanding the number OF
taxable polls Of this town exceeds 100 ! -
It's 70 be hoped there is 40 adequate Rumber
OF citizens, efficiently patriotic, among the
exempted, to perform till, duty ; or that thoIe
now eatruied with it, will pledge themlelyes
on their reapPontmcnt, TO perform military
GUY HI LIS NaAuHl8 COMPANIES b- HlIltld ~
Uhich they respectively belong, when required
T. 70 do, notwithstanding their beng intruaed
with the management Of the engines. Thu:
undoubtedly nil, whole motives VI accepting
this appointment, will not be the privilege (if
il is 70 dcemed) of exemption from military
lervice. To thole, whole motives are different,
am willing to acknowledge, cannot Gntern
any uncommon degree Of PauiOtlm in their
acceptance Of this tua.
On; c%sm5tsdfrom ordinary trainings.
Portland, 5th Jan. 1899.
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Marine Articles.
E1zeIstsEsFssS
POrt Of P0rtiand.
Marine

Tue!day LAT, arrived fnow Frederick, Capt
L. Crofs, IS days from Trinadad Sailed il
company with brig Polly, Smith, Portland
brig Columbia, Mayo, Newburyport brig
Morning Star, Perkins, and fchooner Mercury,
Saith Of Kennebunk. Left there, Nov. IS,
ichoOners -, Plummer,' Kennebunk -,
toIter' Plymouth; Delight, Green, Provi-
dence; and Wilmington, -, Old York -
brgs Sophia, Nafon, Portland, and Eliza,
Burroughs, Bottom Ship Fame, Nichols, of
Nswyork, to fail in days, and a fchooner
from PortfmOuth, juR arrived.
The flip Mercury, Of Pepperelborough, has
arrived at the Vineyard, 40 days from Grena.
da.
Capt. Drinkwater, in a fchooner from Phi
ladePhia to this port, was il at the Vineyard
Monday laR.
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tor this PurpoGe were taken without delay but
coming to the knowledge Of Mehrs. Weber &
BROWN the only Perlons concerned who were
tho't Of fufhcicnt conlequence to be prolecut
ei) they voluntarily came forward, threw
themlevcs on the mercy of the Government.
.iobicrl5ed The following declaration, and lodg
ed It with MIR. Bridge for publcat en- in the
Newspapers, on condition, that the Attorney
Tor The Diltrd ihould content to relinquih the
Prciecution His content having been
obtained with fome refervations, approved by
Webber and BROWN il is hoped that the pub
lie will be fatisfed with the following
RECLAMATION.
THE fubfcribers, having been instrumental
IN aatmbling a number Of perfons at the dwell
ing houia of Charles Weber, in VaGalbor.
Dug r. on the fifteenth day Of November LAT at
which r.7ceting f.yeral meafures took place de.
rogatory to the Government Of the United
States, and ten ding to bring the Authority
and Laws Of the l.'me into Contempt luch as
erecting a Liberty Pee. and burning certain
papers purportng to be certain Atts Of Con
grcis, called the Alien Aa, aid the Sedition
Act Convinced Of the inproprrtV OF thoie
meaures, anddeiirous to atone for the IHlult or
fered 70 the Government by them, We thus
publicly declare our unfegned forrow for the
part We took il thoie proceedings, and our de-
termination for the future to relpe4 the Con
Ritution and Laws Of the United States, and to
conduit ourlclves as becomes good citizens Of
the bcl Government in the world
CHARLES WEBER,
BENJAMIN BROWN.
Alter,
JAMEs BRIDGE,
REUEL WILLIAMS.
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MHRRLED-On Wednesday evening laf,
Capt. .JaaN W1TF, to the agreeable Mils III
ICE CRogs, both Of this town.
DIED-At Georgetown, Hon. WILLIAM
LIrHGcw, Flo let. So
At Hdlovel, Mf, HARRror MANNING
VAUGHAN, eldeR daughter Of Mr.. benjamin
Vaughan.
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COMMERCIAL.

EHra3 of a Later from q r5btRaJE b9att in Ham
Jaygb, % 2 merchant il BeRon O7 20, '98.
"The Batavian Directory have taken Re
foluuon, whereby the importation Of any goods
7ydatrrsr csmiqg from England, is prohibited
This decree will be riS;dly executed, and all
vcdcls that arrive after he qua. will not be
permitted to enter any Dutch port but order
ca to l4il for clfewhers thole that enter after
the 18Th Nov. will lhare A fill harder fate, and
--ill BE cond@cated a. the profits Of the Repub-
lie. The article IF Sugar, from the immenfe
quantity which has been lately hipPed from
England, has become very plenty and cheap
CoA5H fczrce."
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The aGiduity Of the B.itilh naval comman-
ders il gathering tbe rcmna1tJ Of the French na-
w, feems to evnce determination 10 g tave
zsf 4 zureck Bfbiad"
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To the Public.


y
L HE PreGdent and Directors Of
tbs MASSACHUSETTS FLFr INSURANCE. COM
PANl, anxious to keep Az viev the r5ircpe Of
public benefit VIII -h gave origin W. thcr Inu,ur;9n.
and 20 lcllcn far their power tha lvrTi- of
mlstortuncs, cOni.4ucrt from tac d-lg.ilv fires to
which We are cIpoled have dgc -m,led Wy r-dur. he
Rates Of lniurance, IA llw, th U--Iluc Win meet
ms circumstances of ry cial, 0f citz.ls Tor
trillng ium ann every ina viJua can now have
p II , twcr, To lcurc WV wv to Ana fu.y pare
ri tbs Earnings perhaps ni long iy. from nv grlIn
Of this mtrciIcls tvrsnt and ;o equal IN l- o ia, On
the community. By thief cautuuary means white Ivy
rrelerves the reward of IN inuurv he fave, hi. f,1I-
ings from The lhock Of humblnE huClf 90 petition;
and iecutes the right boldly u demand comPoal4-
ton.
The prcfent rates Of Iururance are
'oow, calculated on fcalc Of reduction VI y, 1rr
cent, from tbs former rates, VIZ.
III CLal5-HouleS or Stores, with
brick or Rone walls, and nate tile lead. copper. or
competition roofs Handing feperae from other build
ings-5o cents on 100 dollars.
I'd ClaG-Houies or Stores, with
brick Or one walls and nate, tile, lead, copper. or
competition roofs, connected with Other buildings.
having brick partition walls Of one feet above
the roof-55 cents.
Sd CLgjG-Houfes or Stores, with
brick or Zone walls ard wooden roofs, that Rand
fePerate from, connected with other buildings with
brick partition walls Of one feet above the roof
90 cents.
4tb CLaG-Houfes or Stores, with
brick or one walls and wooden roofs, connected with
other buildings, without brick partition wal.s-65
cents
5tb ClaG-Houfcs or Stores, of
wood or platter walls, Handing feperatc from other
buildings-7O cents.
9th CLgG-Houfes or Stores of
wood, connected with other haildings-Go cents,
Where buildings are occupied for
hazardous trades, for ioring hazardous merchar-
die, the premiums regulated BY the materials of
the buildings, their h;uation, and the purpofes ~
which they are applied, Houfes, sc r the country,
huated remotely from external hazards are iafured AZ
reduced rates All lodes paid by the Company IL
CASH without any deduction in thirty days Alter
proof Pr OyAr
WILLIAM SCOLLAY, Sec'yy.
Y. B. Letters directed % the Secretary (Pof-
\ tage Pald) viii be duly attended to-
FIRE OFFICE,
No. 70, Sfsis-SiJEsf, BosroN, 27fb Dee 1898.
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philadelphia, De. ~.

"Therc came lat night 70 my houre two
r1Aians, enc Of whom lufked about the porch,
while the other, as | food at my own door,
truck me on the head with a blldEeon ANA
zed at fuch bafeneE, and being aGau'ted Who'll
liz unawares, | turned into my olice 70 leize
flick, ioGeai q! PreIing on the aHilaHt, where
by might have promptly Pun.lhcd IFS auda-
city. Rea-aing On the tranhd on Gnce It has
occurred to me, that l vas fortunate in not
clofng with him, as his dagger-armei com
panion would Immediately have fallen upon
M, and il the fcuiIle which NUT have entued,
Mould have been murdered. | went after
the nocturnal af4fin this morning, TO return
his domicilary Witt. A woman came forward
TO fay he WAS not at home.
" He viii not, however, paf5 unPunilhed (:
But future attacks will BE- rePelled in a difcrsnf
manner and II thef- DtgEer-men choole thus
10 Puth things to exrcmitic', they viii find me
better prepared. JOSH WARD FENNO."
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PRINTERS TO Arms.

Nov is the moment for vigilance and activity.
Let no one neep at his pot. The m;erablc
f16ion If France is now reduced to the def
pera;e aljei native Of aGalIination 1t mutt
be deltroycd betore our country can be f--
cure.-An attempt has been made to aA.hli-
nate the Editor Of the Gazette Of the United
States. The following is his account Of the
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"AND SO IT FALLS OUT"
That Iacnbins mutt down.

IH,rg lEs 4aes5ia1 a:.I , ~ D5,i7, 5e L07rag M
amply de7og?rato ]
Fran Hgggfa (KcHnrJeck) De-. %
Early information concerning tie tranlac
tons a|lu led to IN the urderwrittsn declara
ton. was given To Mr.. ID. Davis, Of Portland,
the Attorney for The United States IN the Dill
tri8 of Name, who imme iiarely dePn'cd Mr..
Bri Ike Of Au5ula y inquire ia'o ne fats;
and If rvi l1nce tbould offer to warrant 2 pro-
e~uti'r u c1rfc III: principal oT,7ders % be
4Ereted and 5ouaI over for tra. M9a.u-es
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The intsnftly cold weather for feveral days
paR, has cloGcd up our harbour with ice.
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Their E1celiencies Edmund Rutledge and
William r. Davie, Efqures, are elected Gov
ernors Of South and North Carolina.
Hon. Charles Pinckncv is elected Federal
Senator for South Carolina. And Major
Franklin for the Stale Of North Carolina.
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Matthew Lyon is reelected member Of
grefs.-Dr. Logan is alo cholen mem
Der Of CongreG. [WtO te DsVa qrSa'f BE-
eb9ifS most
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THE GAZETTE.
Portland.
M0NDAr, JANUARr 7, 1899.

t1- The preGure Of foreigu import4n, news NUT a.
poogize the omifion Of fevera LEGAL articles pre-
pared for this days Gazette.
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FOR THE GHZETTE.
Attef,
JAMEs BRIDGE,
REUEL WILLIAMS.
DC. 8, 1893

TO THE SELECTNEN OF THE TOWN OF PORT
LAND.
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GorLam, De-. 20, 1903.