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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
Valuable Property for Safe,

SEVENhundred and eighty eight acres.
III the county of Hampihire, on the wa.
tiers OF Great Cape Capon, about 20 mile.
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
Winchester. This land is full of wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres ofbot.
tom, and rich high lands to each and in
the heart Of the timber there is fine feat
tor mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for.
ty-tlve acres in the county Of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Filth Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below Pittiburg. Some of theie lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent TIM
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew theie lands.
One hundred ieventy-iix and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near Its mouth, and within "a of mile
OF the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or SO acres of rich bottom,
notify IN cultivation, with 274 fine Lagar
free' on 1t from which, I am informed,
there may made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually. There are ALTO feat for GRIT
and law mills on it, equal to any in that
naeighbourhood, and upon never failing
itream OF water. The upland is rich, with
plenty OF timber, and part under cultiva-
ton. This farm is we'll improved with
good orchard, houes and fencing, and
rented laff year for produce equal to fixty
pounds per ann. Mr.. Joleph Butler, at the
Warm Springs, will thew it. / will fell
all, or any of the above lands for cath, or
upon credit, or take in exchange for them
lands in Fairfax County, or lots Of land
IN The city Of Alexandria, or the City Of
Wilmington.
r. T. EOOE.
January 2s, 1900.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
War Department,
PRINTERS,

November 10, 1900.
those gentlemen who have applied
Tor military appointments, in the iervice
OF the United States, are informed, that
their applications with all the recommen-
datory letters accompanying were oonfum-
ed by fire in the War Office on Saturday
evening laft. Thofe who continue to de-
ire to be coniidered as candidates will fee
rhe Propriety OF renewing their appiicati-
ons.
SAMUEL DEXTER,
..-1-...- Secretary Of mr..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
The following Pr kFty::


THREE Lots on the Ea&- fdeof Wafh-
ington- ifreet, between King and Prince
streets, II feet front, I13 feet 10 inches
dse-One of theie lots is bounded on the
fouth Gde by a ten feet alley-the other
two have an outlet of ten feet to iaid al
ley. Valued at $50 dollars each.
Three Lots on the North Gde of Prince
Areet, near the corner of Arlington
itreet, 20 feet front and ID feet deep,
10 an alley Of ten feet, CO. sunicating
with Wafhington-itreet-va a at $40
dollars each.
A Lot on the corner of Fairfax and
Wilkes Streets, with front tf Al feet
inches on the Welt fde of HAirfax- ftreet,
and II feet on the North fddo of Wilkes
freet- valued at $50 dollars.
A Lot on Wilkes-ffreet, joining 3
feet alley taken off the Wet end of the
Taft mentioned lot, IS feet front and 81
feet deep-yalued at 10 dollars.
An half-acre Lot, or one fourth of
iquare, on the Wet fde of Fairfax-freet,
and North Gde OF Gibbon-Rreet. This
lot having iouth and eait front, is valued
at 1000 dollars-lubjee to ground rent
of feventeen pounds one lhilhng per an.
mum, but the rents all paid up to the 1T
infant.
An.acre Lot, or halfa fquare, bounded
on the ea& by Pitt arect, on the north by
Wilkes-hreet, and on the welt by ST.
AfaPh-Rreet. Twenty feet of this lot is
let out at one dollar per foot--iubje6t to
an annual rent of twenty pounds per an
mum, which is all paid up to the lit of Sth
month laA. This lot is valued at 1000
dollars.
To fave trouble, the prices of each of
the lots are mentioned. The terms OF
payment are one fourth IN hand, one fourth
in fix i months, one fourth in z months,
and the remainder In two years from the
gift Of next month. Iho1e who chooie
to make an offer for any of thoie lots viii
pleaie tolend their terms iealed up and d.
reeted to John jenney of this town, mark
ed on the outfide an offer for William
Hartihorne's lots. The higheA offer Ut
above the terms here put DOWN. to be the
buyer. Not lefs than five dollars tor each
OF the flnall lots to be received as an Of
fer, nor leis than tendollars for the larger,
or two lai mentioned lots; and where
more than one offer the fame price, the
right to be determined by drawing lots.
After the. iecond payment deed and
good title will be given provided the pro-
perty be mortgaged for the FUN remaining
due.
On the gift Of the 18th month next,
the feveral offers will be opened at the
Golden Ball, at II O'Clock, A. M. in the
preience of John Jenney, John Dunlap,
and Abraham Hewes, and as many of the
offerers as choofe to attend, when the frit
payment will be received, and an engage
inent entered into for a full compliance on
the part of the Teller.
l.. A plan of the lots is left with John
Dunlap, who will thew it to thoie who
may pleaie to call at his fore.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11

Il
ID 4 energies, Which had NJ been
EdIiy u En%were unfotded, and ! ught
sinro yiaN ard our fellow.citize iwere
,0Prepared to meet every event, whi ma
1stional honor or al1ecuriry coui I'm,
der feceilaty. Nor have its effects zen
much leis important mother reiped -
Whit many of the nations of the earth
have been impoverished and depopuiased
by internal connections, and~national con-.
tets, our internal. peace has not been ma,
'terially impaired--our commerce has ex-
tended, under the protection Of our infant.
navy, toevesy part of the globe-wealth
has flowed without intefmlilion into our
dea-ports, and the labours Of the huiband-
nan have been rewarded by a ready mar
Ret for the productions Of the foil.
Be. ALTERED, Sir, that the various and
important iubjetts, RECOMMENDED to our
confederation, ihall receive our early and
deliberate attention, and confident of your
corporation in every meaiure which may
be calculated to, promote the general inte-
vreit, we .ihall 'endeavour on our part, to
1tettify, by our indufry and difpatch, the
zeal and sincerity with which we regard
the pubiicgcod.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
POST OFFICE,

A2exandyia, I3tb Nsv. 1900.
THx WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
of the STAGES.
THE Northern Mail arrives every
day, Mscday excepted, at J o'clock, 4.
u. and clofcseyery day, Sunday excepted,
ri O'Clock, P. M.
The Southern Mail arrives every day,
Sunday excepted, at O'Clock, M. and
cloies every day, Saturday excepted, at s
e'clocks12H.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
TO BE SOLD,


ANTHONY SAWYER,
Hair DrsDs, and Pe.fum<r,
alately from, Baltinore)
Royal freet, between King and Prince
frects, fourth door iouth of the Print
ing OMce.of the Times,
Bcgs leave to inform the
ladies Of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new
eft faihion Of Ladies Wigs and FLEETS, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
tor the above articles, and will warrant
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
n. B. Any Lady wifhing to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by iend
dng iervantto his ihop.
Or He has for fale, every article in
thc Perfamery line, on the mott reafona-
bic terms. $50
Alex. Dec. S. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
N O tt C E.

THE Ao10e, ferry is nom prepared fo,
sbe Conveyance Of beDsxgers, fran the Point
on the Soxtb /Gde ef the Egfern Branch,
10 Soufb Capitol.f reet, rube,r eve,y at
tendance rval be givex.
Derember 8. d,,t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY,. the 18th inf.
at11 O'Clock in the forenoon, will be
fold to the higheit bidder for Cath only,
as it is to fatlsty debts, on the premiies,
The new hnilhed corner
HOUSE and LOT on Prince and Alfred
ftreets, 80 feet front on Prince and 50 feet
on Alfred Areets, lubjef to an annual
ground rent of {. 10: 10.
+. Ayo, at the Jane time,
A fmall Tract of LAND,
containing acres iii fee, being one mile
and an half from the town of Alexandria,
on the turnpike road leading to Leeburg,
and extending to the.Colcheaer Road
This land was iurveyed in November lait,
and laid off into four parts to fuit the pur-
chalers; plat whereof may be ieen at
MIR. P. G. Marfeller's previous to the
fale. SARAH REDMOND, Exee'x
eftbe sfate Of Ibos. Reamoud, decd.
Dec. 10. eo3t+
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
Il Neav Line STAGE,
HAS begun to run from Portland

HAS begun TO run from Portland
J. Il through BrrsDick and Dover to Portjluorfb.
The Subscriber, one Of the ProPrie-
tors, informs the pubic, that fad STAGE will
iet of from Mr.. Passes, in Portland, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, Al
an early hour, and arrive al Porthrroatb on the
evenings of the fame days sand will leave Portf-
n1sutb on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. and arrive at Mr.. PAINE's, in Portland,
on the evenings Of thofc days.
The Public will Pleafe TO notice,
that this Stage will leave Portland, and arrive at
PortGnoafb on days different from that which con-
veys the Mail SO that BY the prefent arrange
ment Stage viii pats from Portland to Poytf
mouth and from PortfEosfb to Portland every day
in the week, Sundays excepted.
Thofe who with for feats will pleale
to apply at Mr., PANE's, 10 Portland, where
Stage Books will be kept.-Careful Drivers will
DC provided, and every necefary accommodation
for pai1enge:s.
Aaron hamberlain.
Portland, Sept. ABB, 1899.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
VIZ rs-e .ss-v1--~1%fA
X n ~, 80, -
St-.-T - - Is 10
MUSES..

From tie Tzrz7sys' Efgs4ss.
Prom the P4rn4fian Shop Of PETER QCINcE, ETC.
To DELLA.
-Aa-7fa rslHg4-Te drum "a. Wac.
TbizgI NJ bsiyy'4 'f5 t1,5 % k1zs;
Or spLy sas Par gria md grievs PETER.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

6ooo Tickets, at dollars each, IS $4,000
The prize of 500 dollars aforementioned, will
be aligned to the lat drawn blank.
The drawing of this Clafs will poftively COM
nence on the twenty fri day Of O8obsr next, at
Bsfon, and continue from day to day Sundays
excepted pGt t hall be comPietec;[Ihe prizes
deduHiou.-Thofe of dollars and under, on de-
nand and all others, in thirty days after the lift
fhall be publhed. The flares in the canal, mills,
&c. viii be conveyed by the proprietor, and6nhh-
ca without any exPence to the holder Of the prize.
And al prizes not demanded within tx months
from the publfhing the lit, will he deemed as geR-
eroufy given to the PROPRIETOR Ofthe lottery.
EPHRAIM ROBINsONy)
SAMUEL TINNEY, Managers.
NATHANIEL PARKER
EXETER, Nezvbambh5ire, AggR s, IS2o.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
GENUINE
BILIOUS PILLS,
DREPARED bY SAMUEL e, IN

.DREPARED by SAMUEL LEE, Jun.
IL Of Windbam, Connecticut. Secured e him ~
Patent by the PRECEDENT Of the United States dated
April goth, 1906 agreeable to an at Of COngreis -
They are approved Of hy Physicians, and others, Tor
their hnguiar virtues and particularly as fovereIgn
remedy sgaint an overcharge cf bile in the homAchS
Of men, women and children. They remove pains 10
the head ftoach and b0weis-the grPes an obftruc-
tons They are az excellent help for the gravel,
fcurvy, chOlc aundice and droPiy; ard mott efec-
tua remedy for coivenels and Therefore convenient
for all travellers BY fea ard land They have proved
to be very eficaeoos in preventing the yellow fever.
After deb-uoh BY eating Or drinking they reRore
the ofs Of appetite, and eaGly purge the omach and
bowels without pain or gripping. They a'e very ne
cefary for feamen they prevent many Of thoe dit
cafes which they are afflicted with
The above Pills may be had OF John
P. wHrrwrLt, Bsfs=; Of SHIRLEY EsvINo, Portland
and Of
TAMES CUSHMAN, Te9Bam;
who has conRantIy for fac. general aGOrtment Of
Drugs & Medicines.
TesssSz, hpggf 70, 1900. (8w-a2)
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

4 IL perfonS are hereby forbidden
\ 10 harbour, trut, trade with, or ennlov. IN
my account, DIMAN PERRy, Jun. a. will not Be
anfwerable for any obligations ne may contract.
OMAN PERRY.
E4g4G IS, 1860.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
TO BE SOLD.

TO BE 0ULD.
a FARM, lying in Parfonsheld,
IA Containing one hundred and eighty acres
OF good Land, good Buildings, and an Orchard
Of one hundred and fifty tree s. eng very DE-
hahtful Gtuatiou.-Whoever may w4lh 10 be
f1rnnhed with pleafant feat ID the country, may
now have one by applying to MOSES MICHEL,
on the premhes. Hug. IS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

THE nonreiident ProPrietors Of the
following Lots Of unimproved Land in the
town of Bu59s-rr and county Of Hancock arc hereby
notified that the fame taxed in the bills committed
the subfcrbel 70 collect for the year 709, in the
reLpraive .nms following viz
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

~ 81 3 - ~
MUSES..
-s~'e@@e@$@ @@@s'-,--
From tie E4rss.,s' 11ajs.7.
Prom the P4rn4hian Shop Of PETER QrINcE, ETC.
To DELLA.
-daz7fa rsiirg4.yt drum q. Wac.
TBi7g5 . p Ba,g'4 'fis t1rS % kszei
Or suIy aSss Peier gria md griegs !? PETER.
DFI.IA. love you, and YOU jade, YOU know IT,
II Of have my words declare the fouls fond patton;
OFT do my darting eyes ectatic fhow it
But, then. 10 coqacIte, Mis-, is all the faihien
en tho Thy true love Peter ike famd Ernas brow,
sooFeh'd 10 inc bones within, turns pale as lnow.
The Pleafurc with you girls appears irnmeafe,
TO keep fond faithful lovers in fufpenfe;
Zen tho Their fouls. like wick OF lighted candle
kindld BY love houd burn ife juices to the locket-
YET, uncOncern'd d, with beaux and fops ou dandIe
Gaze al the fame, but only gaze 10 moe>i..
Shame on vile FEU2'Rr, curfe on ArFIcrArIoN!
Both ballard pSihons, born Of pride and wealth
Training IKE devils in each Chrittian nation,
And roo5Ing th0uiands Of their cafe and health,
Forever giving WILL the lie and making,
By fiat rsiuis!s, Ihings VIC lhould be afking.
Miss muhn't for the world look fond, not Che-
Zen tho her heart hould beat her b sal 10 pieces
And thrilling rapture ev'ry fibre Ieizes
While her fond twain Pours forth his love orD plant
With all the pious fcrvouI OF flint
Beeauic, forloo;h, lis not PRoFRIE1E.
Nov, Della, with your native frankneis fav--
Have you not often long d to hug meek Peterl
And, TePt rous hanging round each manly feature,
Shoot from thine eyes the foul devoiving ray;
When prm and Glent thou has kept thy chair.
Gazing upon thy love vacant Rare
les yes you have-ds2r, fweet, offending jade
/ know it,
For Bet the bu1om ebambermaid,
SO tells the poet.
She fays fhe's heard you moan and feh,
and, in your aeep with molten d eve,
or call on Peter, thus NV love own
Some very loolilh airs Of ate I've hown;
But then twas III agsinf my poor heart'. will
Twas only in compliance with my Lesson
And now make opoD, frank cOnfeIun-
Peter my love, the irf dear Of jetl If my heart;
And'no; for worlds would with Peter part.
o! DO not by neglect thy Dciia kin"
And then, q If Hnen'd with dildain
You hug'd the pillow with pathetic clzfp,
Saying" Not death lhzll tear me from this eYafp
Till thou han e2s'd my foul difraGting pain,
By ono kind imie OF We, irch as in former days,
sbos through ny heart with heavenly healing rays"
ConieiOus Of not deierving fmiles,
For ooId neglect and hyPocritic wiies
and alto fearing Peter cheat,
And felt not CuPid's fame
How did YOU beg, and fob and beat
Your lnowy breaa
Frifht'ning he graces from their ref,
And, exc, the little loves that nenled there;
Calling mon pteOus nv name-
Forgive me- Pster, or ! court delpair ~
DELA, dear maid, tho5e -yiles are all forgiven
And fhoudt thou treat me ten times worfe,
Peter viii never make fufs-
While hope bu lights the wIh'd for haven.
Then why not with an open, honeR hearti
In face Of day,
Thus candid lay,
''Peter, ny love own thy paiop,
And would not with thee, for the Indies part,
Therefore adieu, REsERvs-vie Grape Of failliOn .
PETER OUNCE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06

NOTICE IS hereby given to the
IN nonrefdent ProPrietors Of Land lying 10 the
town Of Poland, II the county Of Cumberland, that
Ne following Lots are taxed ~ tie State, County
and Town Tax, fer The year 100, IN the bulls
committed 10 me 10 colle6t, AZ follows -
FIRST DIVISION
t-aL. nf 81 AZ Tssgr Daisas-a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-06
Commonwealth Of Ma1acbylttt5.


YORK, q. -
4 / a Court Of Common Pleas, be-
L n gun and held at MARLBOROUGH, within and
tor the county Of YOtk, on The fourth Tuefday Of
Auguf, beng the twenty ixth day Of laid month,
a. D. 1900
ON the petition Of TRIsTRAM ToR-
DAN, jun. and DANIEL GRANGER, trader, both
OF PrP3erei52raagb in fad county, ihrwing-That
th7y are ntCrrted in a certain tta9 or parcel of
Land lituated n Pepperellborough aforeiad, al.
joining land pofeTrd by Joel Sawyer, John Saw
yer, and others, commonly called GoOdwiu's lot ::
that idd Jordan owns and is fci7ed Of two thirds
OF iaid lot, and the faid Granger one ninth Oar,
of the fame, in common with other perfons 10 the
petitioners unknown which proportions they are
dellrous OF holding in fevsralty-and praying that
the fame may be ct of to :her to hold in feveraty
ORDERED, that faid petitioners caufe
the fubfance Of their Cad petition and this order
thereon, TO be inherited in the Portland Newfpaper
printed by ELBzER A. jerks, three weeks ficcef
lively; the Taft publication to be thirty DAYS A.
leat prio. 10 the next term Of this Court, 70 b.
held at BiddefOrd, within and for fad county of
York, on the iat Tuefday Of October next 10
the end any periOn or perfons interefed therein,
may then and there appear, and fhew caufe, if anv
they have, why the prayer of the faid pc ttion
lhoud not be granted.
Atteit, DANIEL SEWALL, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
(VoLuME III

nonconcihaton, to decide. their difpute by ar
bitraors.
OF. In civil matters there are tribunals of fri
inltanee and tribunals of appeal. The law de-
tern,ines the organization If the ose and the
other their comps ence and territory forming
the jurifdittions of each.
81. Ineaes of crimes, TO which are annexed
a corporal or Infamous punilhment, hra jury
a':nits or rejects the charge. Hit be admitted,
iccond Iuly pr onounces on the Fact, and the
judge compelling a criminal tribunal apply the
punihment. Their judgment is without APP
peal.
50. The function Of public aecufer to cri-
mnal tribunal is filed by the commllioner of
government.
Ga The crimes which do not amount to
corporal or infamous puniihnent are tried be-
fore the tribunals of correctional police, fav-
ing an appeal to the criminal tribunals.
IS. here is fer the whoe Republic uibu-
nal IF cadation which pronouoces On appeals
againa dement, in the de nier retot, gven
by the tribunals in cafes referred from one tri-
bunal TO another on account of lawful fufpicioa
or the public fafety, upon exceptions taken BY
the party aganliJ the whole tribunal.
sc. The tribunal OF calation does not in.
quire into the merits, but it r1yerles the jude-
ment given on proceedings in which form is
violated, or which contain fonething contrary
to the e1preaed law, bus tends e,e fe back
to BIZ tried on the merits by the tribunal, which
has coeniianee OF them
81. The judges who conaitnte the tribunals
OF irt nltance, and the commilioners OF gov
Ell ment eiabliihed at the tribunals, are taken
from the communal or depart tai lift.
The judges forming the tribunals Of appeal,
and the oomnnifioners placed with them, are
taker from the departmental lit.
The judges competing the tribunal Of caGa.
ton, ana the oommillioners belonging 10 that
tribunal, are taken from the national it.
oS. The iutices, except the jotices of peace
remain in oaice for life, unleis they nhould be
couaem1ed to forfeit their places, or ihouid NOT
be continued on the lit Of eligibes correfpond-
ing with their functions
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
CHAP. VI.

Oftbe rjboafbi1y ortbs PaJEe Fmaiosayi9.
50 The funaons of m mbers, whether OF
the fenate OF, of the legilahve body or of the
tribnna,e, and ALTO thoie of the coufuls or coun-
fellors Of f1te, do not d1tharge them from
feipoaiibliny.
TO- Petfonal crimes, TO which are annexed
corporal or infamous pnniihment, committed
by a member either &c the fenlte, tribunate. le-
ginatve body. or Of the council of Rate, are
lroieeuted before the ordinary tribunals, after
elaboration of the body To which the perlon
charged belongs, has authorized flch ofecu-
ton.
u. The miniifers arra'goed. in their private
capacity, of crimes to VIII eh are annexed cor
poral orintamous puniihnent, are coniiderea
as members OF the counc, Of tate.
II. The miniitsrs are refponEble--Ilt for
every al of government ligned by them, aud
declared uncontituiional by the ienate; "a,
for the non execution Of the laws, and of the
regulations OF tie public aifninif alton I'D,
for the particular orders which they have givs
en-, I: theie iders are contrary TO the conRltu-
ton, the laws, and ordinances.
"a In the feveral cafes of the preceding ar.
tce, the tribnnate dcnouncss the minlaer by
an q on which the legislative body telibera,es
in ordinary form, after having heard or fun
moned the perion denounced. The miniaer
placed in conrle of judgment is tried by
high court, without appeal or relourle, for
reverlal.
The high court is competed of judges and
jurors The judges are choien by the tribunal
of cadation and from its bofon. The jurors
are cholen from the national lit the whole
according To the forms prefcribe by laws.
~ The judges, civil and criminal, for
crimes relating 10 their fuutfions, are profecu-
ted before the tribunals to which the tribunal
of caGation tends then, after having aunullsd
their acts. as5.,
IS. The agents of government, other than
the miniaers, cannot b. proiecnted for acts re-
ating to their functions, but By virtue of a de-
cilion of the council of aire, in this cafe the
proiecution Is carried Oh bsfore the ordinary
tribunals.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
CHAPTER. II.

IL. The conferva,ory fenate fhall be eompo-
led of 50 members, of 40 years OF age at lealt,
TO be irremovcable during life.
For the formation of the fena,c, there fhall
be nominated in the 6rf inaanee 90 members
this number fhall be encrealed to 81 in the
couric Of the sh year, TO 81 in the 9th year,
ard (hall be gradually encreaied to SO BY the
addition of two members in each OF the ten
frR years.
10. The nomination to the Office Of iena'e
fhail be by the fenate, who ihal make choice
out Of theft candidates prelen,ed to them the
frif by the Legislative body, tie feeond by the
tribunate, aud the third by the chief eoniul
". The ehief confnl, upon quitting his
Office, either by the expiration of biz functions,
or by reignstion, necsfNily, and as a matter
of right, becomes lenstor.
The two other coufuls, during the month
which follows the expiration of their fun6isns,
may take their feat. in the fsnate but are not
Obliged to exerc;le that privilege.
They lofe it altogether if they quit their con.
fllar fuu6ions ~ resignation
IS. A ienqtar is always Ineligible to any
other public fun 9ion.
20. All The his made in the departments, by
yirsn: OF the 9 b article, ihall be adlreiied to