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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26


On Saturday night three Kings Meaengers
arrived at Lord GTenville's Office, with difpatch
es. from Petersburg, Vienna, and Conaan'inoPle.
The Elbe is iliIl completely blocked up with ice
but the river Wefer being openi they hired
pilot boat AZ Bremen Lehe, whence they failed
on Wednefday, and were landed at LeweRofs
on Friday afternoon. They brought over with
them the Hamburg Mails Of the i4h aft and
18th of February and the 9Th, 9th and 18th
ina. the remainder were detained at Cuxhaven.
the Pot-malier at that place not cAoofng TO
rruf all of them in 70 frnall boat.
Although the regular ferries of communication
IS broken, by the want of The intervening dates.
We are enabled to collect fuficient Information
10 aicertain in pretty certain degree the actual
itate Of affairs on the Continent. II is perfectly
true, that Bonaparte has made repeated over
lures for ieparate peace, with the court Of
Viennz 5 and it appears equally trne, that they
have been uniformly rejected. The general
tendency of thefe overtures is faid to be an offer
op The part of the French government to evac
nate the whole of Italy, to guarantee the an
Gent Contribution of thole States, and to make
the Rhine the boundary of France. But what
ever the proportions were, they appear to have
been wholly rejeaed, aud the campaign Is about
to open with grear vigour. Indeed, there have
been already fofne triAng h<irmifhes between
the advanced poGsin the neighbourhood of Old
Brilac, which terminated without any material
advantage to either fde. The Archdrke is to
remain 10 the chief command of the Aut1ian
army on the Rhine, and General Kray will at
under him.
Prince Suwarrcw is returned to Petersburg.
a very large RufiAn force till continues en- the
frontiers Of PruiiA, with view Of keeping that
Court in check, in cafe it fhould attempt to
adia the views Of France, in war. A large
Ruaian force is to be attended ar Riga and
Revel which is to he transported to the (hores
q Great Britain, as toon as the feafon opens.
The conduit Of the AuliiAn Cen. Frolfch at
ncona, has probably afifed very mu-h 10 in
create the Misunderstanding between the two
imperial Courts. Although the RufIiIns afia
e at that iege VITA comfortable BODY Of land
and lea forces, the Rufian coranaaaJor appears
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
1rALY, FEB ~.

The 1mpsrialiRs under Generals OFT and
Klenau are now II full march againR Geroa,
which will be attacked by land and lea at the
fame time, and where mifery is now at its
height; pound Of bread cots II fols.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
COMMERCIAL.

BY an act PA1ed Tie laG felton, Of Congrers sooa
wares and merchandise exported ~ New Orleans, AZ
entitled 70 the fame drawbacks, az if exported to auf
otnsr foreign place.
BY new law, the Acts concerning the Aiheriea and
making allowances for their encouragement are 20 con
toue IN force for years from the frit day IF MaTs
lat.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

Extra8 Of letter from gentleman IN Calcutta 70 tis
eOrrgbondert- IN tbir Gig.
" The friends to the United States Of Amer
lea here have been agreeably furPrized BY the
arrival Of an adventure from an American EAT
India Company. Indeed it has long been a
matter of aaonihment here, that among the
many inltances of great enterprise, TO form an
American India Company has been 70 long ne.
elected iince, by the means of a permanent
company only, the neceGary confidence and
credits are to be eftablilhed throughout India.
The time allowed the company's agents to pto-
cure goods, and the rendering any further flip.
mepts Of fpecie Immediately from America
uuneoelary-all tlefe circumaances. when com.
bined with others equally obvious, NUT make 4
tarng Ct at l:sa as per cent. 70 the concerned"
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DomsRic articles.

AT Philadelphia, on the evening Of the 18th
init. meeting took place between 17ames H.
BGyars and G. @. C5ambiin, FIGURES, in which
the former of thole gentlemen received flight
wound in the thigh, and the latter in the cheek.
The meeting is faid to have been occafoned
by iome expeditions which fell from Mr.. c. in
the courIe Of the debate reGpeaing negroes.
General Morris and Mr.. Rutledge were the
iecends on this location.
Estr1a 9f a letter from gentleman IN Pti!Gdfbid 10
BIZ friend in MeqObn,ypoyf, dated Nay yb
SUNDAY afternoon warrants were iGued
for arreaing the DaAgq5 and their Seconds ;
which cauisd them to decamp 10 the coufe of
the night, and neither Of them have been heard
Of iTnce. Two fed TO the North and two to the
South. Many taughable eitcumaaaces attend
ed the fEae4s."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

His Honor MOSES GILL, Efq.
Lieutenant Governor AMI Commander in Oh
Of the Commonwealth, Of Maf4chufetts,
DtzD, at BsRoa, or Redastlqy Iag. he 2 70 L.ga
Fr. g.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

The Hon. Cbarlts Lee, Attorney, General q
the United States has been appointed TO execute
the duties Of Secretary Of State, until the preieu
vacancy hall be filled.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

The CQNcFRr and BALL advertif-d for this
evening. by the Mufcians from Bottom, will ar
ford a mott agreeable amafemene both to thois
who " del ght IN ths voice vt lweet founding
muGc" and thoge who love to "tread The mary
Dance
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

Mr.. FosD's Concert SC. viii doubtless nen!
and receive the liberal iuPPorr Of the people Of
this and the adjoining towns.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
APPOINTMENT.
JONAS CLARK, Efq Of Kennebunk, Colleat
Of the diRria Of Kennebunk.

By an act Of Congrels, peGed the zsd ut
a new pof road is eRabHhed " from Portland
by Windham, Waterford, Buck6eld and TurIa
to Portland" -An4 another from Bucktova
TO Edenton. "-The PoG road from. StandiG
BY Flinaown, and Fryeburg toConw4y, Tam
worth and Sandwich in Newhamplhne, is b
the fame act Discontinued.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

III. aAosv7g 7szs reeeigd ty CAPT, P,as, arrived 81
M1r6tjez
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
MUSES..


BY i5e an,5or Of " TIE Paqyfrs5 9tF Hote."
4 wandering found, on ~ raiuous walk
4 by the dia' Aoae aged and green,
Ooe rofe Of the wildern-fs left on is lalk,
To mark where garden had been;
Like brothcr!ers hermit, the Ian or its race,
All wild in The fcience Of nature, It drew
T ON each wandering funbeam lonely embrace;
For The nisbtweed and thorn overGadow'd the place
Where the flower Of my forefathers grew.
Sweet bud Of the wiJernef! Emblem e all
That furvives in This defolate heart
The fabric of blils To its centre may fall,
Bun patience viii never depart
1hro the wIds Of enchanmcnt. al rernaI '',d bright
III Tie Days OF deuilon BY fancy combnd
With ths vaniihing phantoms Of love and delight,
Abandon my foul ike dream Of the night,
And leave, but dcfart behind.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

mo NTALL ~,
lS PH5lyBes eUfry MONDAY. at E. H. TEE-KS'5 OrrIC-
Hlrt door b re PORTLAND RANK. EZtIs-Stys5f
To5frs a@fyaoHf, Adoesf rnen fra Co7r.rpr atis5,5
received 7vii5 1fieaiiya
- TJe Price is ONE Dollar 81 F1F71- CENTS
gear, Executive or PoGsge. - P4as7ral payments
ye7412sd
b. TIE ersgfgs ant Sa62 iprsqfgg eiy-uatcq ef fAs
GJzef's, rsniyl btyiE a'yl7tlF wv y tDTERTISii
MGNTS, 7cbeb qo.4J. g.thJ ,sss7I55, l4I IL ~ !
L.i.4o4g Kramer.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
MARY SMITH,
by ]. D. HOPKINS, her Attorney

September Term at Portland, H. d. 1900.
/ TPON the Petition Observation-Disclosures
mat the fad Mary notify the faid lanes to
appear at the next term Of this Court 70 be bodsn
70 this county, on the third Tuefday of Nav nrxt,
by Pubhng an atteaed copy ofthjs Petition. and
Order thereon, in the Portland Gaz,.fe. tbrep
weeks iuccefyeIy, the laR publication to be At lean
thirty days before the fitting Of aid Court, that Ne
may then and there appear and thew cauf-, # anv
ne hath, why the prayer thereof fhould not II
granted. 0' "
n the copy. /tteR,
EDWARD P. IAYMAN, Cs,J.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
STUPENDOUS WORK

NJ. Sonpenleither, Of Vienna, who Is at this
time on his travels in the north, has publifbsd
his ProlPeffus Of his Hiaory o. Mufc, and the
mott celebrated ComPofers, with their Biogra-
ply and Portraits. It's to conff Of fifty vol
umes in folio the price Of fubfcription to be
100 ducats Of Holland. The text is 10 be il
four languages, viz. German, French, Englih,
and Italian.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

The Rev Dr. Render, teacher Of the Ger,
man language in the UniverGty of Cambridge,
and we'll known as the elegant tranlator of le.
veral clafical works inTo the Englnh language.
has made new tran0aton of the admired tory
Of the Sorro7vf Of Werfr, There has never vet
appeared in England a genuine tranAation of
this celebrated piece. That which was pub.
Ethed iome years fnce, was merely tranila-
ton from tranlalion French trannltion
being the BATS upon which the author of it
founded bis fuPerAruaure. The Ccene Of the
event was but a few German miles from the
place Of Mr.. Renders education one ofChar.
lotte's brothers was bis fellow 9udent and he
lived on The mott intimate footing with the
family; he therefore propofes 10 pref.nt to the
world, not only the real names Of the perfons
and place., but lkewite the profles of Char
lotte and Werter, and the muric and words Of
feveral favorlte fongs of Charlottc's, to which
he has many times liRened with admiration as
ihe flung them, accompanied BY her harpf.
chord. This new trannation will be printed in
an elegant manner, and decorated with fon,e
beautiful engravings.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

From the CPAilndelpha) Gazette of the United State,
LITERIR1- INTELLIGENCE.

LI1ER.dR1- INTELLIGENCE.
We underaand ihat a complete edition of
the works Of the accomplished Mr.. w. CLIFF.
TON, late Of his city, is now il Gate Of. con-
iidorable foFwardrefs in the City of New. York,
and viii appear, adorned With an elegant head
of The author in Ihe couiff Of the prtfcnt au-
tumn. What viii reuder this intereRrg vol.
ume more valuable TO purchafers in genera. and
particularly TO the friends Of a man of brilliant
underRandng, now alas, no more, will be a
Biographical ihech Of the life OF Mr. CLIFTON.
by a. gentleman, baG calculated to do juRice to
departed worth, both ~ the beauty and ener.
gy Of bis llie, and lis long habits Of intimacy
with the author, Whole works he is collaing.
We are confident that this volume will Be
perufed With Pleadure by every man Of fenti-
ment and tate The author, who died prema-
turely ot coulunPtion, that diforder 70 fatal
to thole.
''WhO tame their youth to philofophie cares,
And grow iI paler by the midnight lamp
was one Of that inall "felt lequeRet'd'' band,
who relinquilh the forum and the field for the
penfve fecrecy Of defsrt. CELL" aud feek, in
the words Of the imPationed GRAY
Cloifters dm--lar from the haunts Of folly,
VIII freedom by their fdc, and fo eyed melancholy.
The genius Of the late Mr.. Clifton, refem-
bled that Of the original Collins 1t was fer
tile in all the felcjties Of fancy, and the voice
Of his bright eyed Mute was f7metmes mourn
fully wild, Ike The Ophelia q ShakeGpeare. But
his tore was not always melancholy, nor his
lays alwavs elecilc.-He e1erciled with great
dszter;ty g ,he fatiric throng" and the knave
Or The fool of democracy alternately agonized
under the wei aimed laih. In common with
a few others Of the loyal and the ingenious, he
laboured, alas to little PurPoie, to cor;oborate
the Rrength, to increaie the dignity and to
cherilh the honors Of bis country. But, tho a
man Of filming talents, virtuous views and
perievering indufry, he was forced to exclaim
and his poetry is conne5ted with truth.
In h5f eaH fh3des, beneath b5f .6J1i7g Gsies
The Fancy Gcksns, and the Genus des."
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The unfortunate KOtzebue, 10 none of his
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
StraYed or SfnIan

EKOM Old Sabury, On the frf day Of SEN
= teFnosr, MT. dark chefnut coloured MARE.
with far 10 her forehzad-fonrtern baods b;,L
years old this fall, trots and pacrs. Wbnersrr
w'li return faid Mare to the uhfcriber, or leave
n+r where he may receive her, naIl he entitled u
FIVE DOLLARS, and all necefTary CHARGES.
Durham, Sept. q.
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tragedies conceived 70 dark blot as that BY
which he is now conGgned to wear away pro-
badly the remainder Of bis days in the remote
and hideous delerts Of Siberia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
4 Neav Line STAGR.

LAS begun to run from PortLa,i
IL J. through BrrqOiek and D97,ey to Poyfta,,.4
The Subscriber, one of the Prom
tors, informs the public, that faid STAGE l.,
let off from Mr.. PATNE's, in Portland, r,.s
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
an early hour, and arrive at PortfaoutB NJ NJ
evenings of the fame days sand will leave -
mouth on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS NJ,
FRIDAYS, and arrive at Mr.. PAINE's, in Portlsag
on the evenings Of thoie days.
The Public will pleafe to motto.
that this Stage will leave Portland, and arrive !
PortEnoufb, o. days different from that Which III
veys the Mail SO that by the prelent arra9o.
ment a Stage will pats from Portland to Posst
mouth and from Port6n9utb to Portland every d3n
in the week, Sundays excepted.
Thofe who with for feats will pleaf.
to apply at Mr., PAiNE's, in Portland. ,wber.
Stage Books will be kept.-Ca-eful Drivers M
be provided, and every necefarY accommoda.o5
for PaGenge!s.
Aaron Chamberlain
Portland, SEPT. Abb, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20

THE OvBRsEERs Of B0z0doin College
are hereby notified that their femi annual
meeting will be holden on the hrf Wednefday of
Novem5er next, being the fifth day Of fad month,
at ten of the clock, A. n. at the houie of Mr.
JOHN DUNNING, ia Brug(avirk.
MARK LANGDON HILL, Secretary.
September 1905.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
Bowdoin College.

THE TRUSTEES of BowGoin College
4 are hereby reminded, that their Seni-Annual
Meeting is to be holden at the houf: OF Mr.. joan
DuNNING, in Bruniwick, on the Fifth day OF No
vember next, being the fra "Wednesday Of laid month
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
John rockingham, Sec'y.
Portland, on. 4, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
THE nonrefdent proprietors of the

following Lots Of unimproved Land in the
town Of Bnatfozvn and county Of Hancock are hereby
notified that the fame are taxed in the bills committed
to the Subscriber 70 collect for the year 1879, in the
REFLECTIVE fums following viz
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-20
Qftbe FoUR7H ClaG 9fEid Lottery.

5000 'ckets, AZ dollars each, is z4ooo
The prize OF 500 dollars aforementioned, viii
be aligned TO the laft drawn blank.
The drawing Of this CIais will poftiveIy COM
mence on the twenty fra day Of O89Bsr next at
B9F27' and continue from day to day Sundays
excepted) until Il ihall be completed The prizes
will o paid by the vendors Of The tickets, without
deduttlon.-IhOf- Of 1o dollars and under, On de-
mand and all Others, in thirty days after the It
thaH BE- publhcd. The flares III Tie canal, mills,
&c will be conveyed by the proprietor, and 6nifh-
ed without any eXPence To tie holder VI the prize.
A"d all pnzes not demanded within AK months
from the Publiihing the G, VIII be deemed AZ gen
erOuiy given TO the proprietor of the lottery.
EPHRAIM ROBINSON,)
SAMUEL TINNFY. (Nansqcrs.
NATHANIEL PARKER, y
EXETER, Nf1ybImBHre, A4gHR ", 1899.
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tragedies conceived 70 dark blot as that BY
which he is now confgned to wear away pro-
0ably the remainder bis days in the remote
and hideous delerts Of Siberia.
The Able De Lille the celebrated tranhator
of the Georgus Of Virgil is at prelent in Lon
don he is now quite blind.
General Moreau who has dif played 70 much
lzill and bravery at the head of the French
army Of the Danube, was originally an attor-
ney.
AT the death Of Voltaire, The apothecary
charged with embalm ming him, had permifiion
to retain that part OF his brain which the French
cali ccrvelet (cerebellum) 1t was preferred
by him, in fpirits of wine, with fort Of religi-
Gus care, from that time till the death Of the
poGefor; the fon Of whom has lut made an
offer of it 90 government, who has accepted IT,
This intereaing remain Of The patriarch of Fer
n7y, is to be included in a monument, and
conveniently placed in the midi of the chiefs
d. nuvres Of Nworks, with which the public
library is enriched.
Phosphorus, administered internally proves
to be an antidote to the celebrated Italian poi
fon, called Aqua Tofano, for which remedy
was not before dilcovered. Phofphorus taken
internally has likewife proved effcAcious in cur
ing the govt, epilepGes, and fevers, and has
recovered Perlons Poifoned with lead or arlenic'
Four or FIVE plaintain leaves, cut fnall, and
with a pound of melted freih butter, and
handful of falt, poured down The throat of
COW, is Rated to be a lovereign remedy againt
the death or other i'll consequences generally
refuting to that animal from eating (which it
always will when It can) too mach clover,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-07
UEsDAY. OCTOBER z,h, $500
Forty Dqh'ars Regard,
For experimenting and occurring
John pigot.

= nd tue property he carried on, or 80 much Of IL
as VIII pay the forty dollars, or twensy dol,ar, for
either he calls hin!ieH a watch maker. Is, duilv
u ioohing fellow, about s feet 10 inshes hict
iloas nade, tail faced, sSgs white eyes, hort dsrL
h'iF. iPsaks quick aad though he had plumb
~ ms mouth owing 10 the iols OF his lore trs,h
nsd on brown eoatee, oas at the elbows. bl,eL
cape, light corduroy breeches cotton ftockinrs ard
oisek nat aocot halt worn. de carried w,,h him
! s'.d wat.h n, tliver watches, II table fpcons. 6
ee@e Tea ditto plain, fcscra pAis iaesr torigs and
uny afaeies IN the jewellery iine fneh az ioekets
@,lG fIns'--they were rioRly GAmpcd ysish two
Piaia letters, n III I he above ,eisa-i air.
thanks win be paid BY
Mordecai MiIIer.
AissssAris, SEPT. a4s5. 1000. (sw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-07
E'0us D0LlAas phs 4arua--p1ID n, ADvAraa1
Mr.. plsaants,

YOU will be pleaita TO pub
Ola the uEderwrsscn ACCOUNT of Flour alp ctea by
&c, osinS the easndiy and lElli,y isiipeeted be.
s~sen tbs 81 day Of 3epieiassr, i79y, aad ,he
S,a o' Aagrit, 800; so.ethsr with an accom-,
os isrtc',sres aeerusng 10 ,ne commonwealth Tor
sehei=ney IL wsSghs, bad barrels. &c. i;sewi.e
the insioined requidtion 20 miller., and obiigs
ycur assl osesis.!l isrtEat,
IN. B1y.Tjl f2~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-07
63,6za

Annount al hues received Tor deficiency In rhe
sstgnt Of lour, bad barrels. e. 80 dolls q CENT
~. %. Il is fe44eited ,hat the alillsrs tending
-four TO Riehmone Tor inpeaiou, VIII pay az IN :
ton in having their weight. aiaGed oaee year
that theiraour is weighed with, the -four barrels e.
lie made OF good fesfonei materials and of the iizc
directed bs law, viz. ~ inches long, ~ I, in Elk
meter, with fnall biige, the hoops drove tixat
and welt nailed with four naiis IN each chine
hoop and three in each upper oiige hoop lined az
slsh head (aEicien;iy keep the heads iroz COM
ing out; eaSh hsuel TO be plainly branded with
the name OF the null or mill owner, With No q
700 on whole barrels. and No. 4, %, on half bar
res, with the prscl.- OF each barrel mari I'd
epon the branded head. BY complying with this
tDqGiGton, it wiz prove iingulag advantage 20
this valuable article OF commerce.
WILLKd4M ROLLD III,
., .Zyt5e's, II tss4r jar lie part IF Risblcans.
September IS, 1900.
~ Tsr Pyi4te,, at Sisazfss asS kyss554g G,s
rssass to y1ass tbs abov.ia sasi, rsfseevs e1sr5i.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30

been read twice, wss referred 70 committee
O.! he whole hcufe on MONDAY.
Mr.. IL. lie. from The comn',tee TO
whom vas referred ihc levrrai propoa'ions
ma8s conme rci stise of tire iersicss oi
George Wslhiuggos, reported bal tos
the erection 81 a Maufolepr., differing IL
40 other reCrcac from the t9-mer bill re-
por:sl, except as to tbe natsdal' OF which
the Maufrlsum . 20 lie coaarnetsd she
pr.f.n, bili-direa;ns It TO he made Of fooe,
The former one di,eaics it TO De made OF
marble.
II. faid that TIE committee, after ma
turely couGderiog The rcls,ise merits 81 AZ
he plans Propoiei, had p.esrrTr' thr lan
f2leum, as well ffom its iupcrior d0rsbiaty
Is chcapncga 10 any otter.
The bii was read ;w;r,, aad referred TO
! committee Of the whole houI; on IUst-
day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-30
Friaay, December 70.

MIR. Chihornc laid before the HouI, a
memorial Of the Honfe Of Representative
of lie MiEagpi Territory. aating Cone in
concentrates which had arfcn from tie want
Of authority in The governor to iToe wits Of
.e6iipus " cafe Of Improper returas5 feg-
acting sgo The want Of dilpoGtiou on The
2ar.o Governor Sargent, 20 have iis &C.
neral A1embly otgan.lcd, and Eating the al
yaGtsge which would accrue 10 the terrific.
~ il "a ear.ier day for the meeting of she
K aatesc vas dssd " l.w Of Congyeie,
% motion,
The laid memorial wa7 referred to Mr..
Cliboruc, Gfr. Goodrich, aud Mr. Mott,
viii authority 70 report BY biil or other
vie,
Mr.. Davis moved the reference to the
fsae committee Of certain rsfolu .ons fub-.
mtted ny him TO the houlc duFisg ,he laa
fsIion, bnt then not ae,ed npou, aa,ing the
asdgcd exiaeuce Of f-seral uneonaiiulion
aIIags IN the Midfippi Territory, Whereby
u.iaRif sble ez.Ostlohs we've pTactiled on lie
ctzcns.
The fcfolg;i1Hs were read ggcrGhe read.
i-g tit .Gr'fgo'd deGred po9pouemcnt
o ,hc motion Tor reference III Monsay,
mich was agreed 10.
Mr.. Grilvolj, from tie Committee 10
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IbuyLNaY, Desember 10.

Tis Ielo!ut;on made by Mr. M 'Milleu,
in feation to ne dilgo6,ioo cad ftua,ion Of
land. in The r. W. Territory appropriated
TO tie maintenance of chocis aod yeiigiou,
was agyseJ to, aud committee OF 1--we mem.
ber5 ipPoiate1,