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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Sa2:rggor's QGte-Djqrja Of Ma6a-
chn[ett1.

OURLIC notice IS h-rebr given, That by an act
L paficd in the taft 5efion OF Congrefs, entitled
= an act TO amend the act entitled az act to etab-
t'ih Gtu<ral Stamp Office" 70 much of the laid
act 10 eil ahiuh General Stamp Office, requires
certain Duties 10 he performed by the Surveyors
Of the ReSeEur is repealed. And that proviGon is
maize by laid emendatoy act, " that, Whenever
any perIOn perfons ihall pay to Collector of
me Revenue, the duty Chargeable by law, on
Sred, nnTument, or writing, on which the ttamp
Clty chMgrable Oy law ihall not have been paid,
together ,gth the fun of tea dollars, and fhall
OBTAIN the endorsement and receipt of fuch Gel
leetor upon fuch deed therefor, agreea6lY to the
proyiion of an ad entitled g an aG TO eftablh
General Stamp OBJECT baH BE- LAWFUL for yE4cb
perfon or psyo1S produce )cb 1sed fn2run7ent,
qyrHige, 70 rte SgperVjoy Of tbe ReVenue, a0Rbin
sUb9e dgrid ifh esJfoH or PeyoA5 aH rffde, sUbinb
SHpsrgDor, tberea3oH aA esrtjy under bis band and
zeal, and upon /o17s part o Iad deed, &c that tie
fame ezdoyd ba5 been produced to bin, and fbat TIE
ai4 eHdoCsneat Is ia Bis belief genuine G1er avbicb
aid endorjement and certificate, and otberlvJf,
eb dsed i2rneat, qvTitiag BaU Be, to all fTtentJ
and pupgIeJ, Vaiid aud a1aia6Ie, ftbe fam: lad
been or aVere RaaPe9, fOaDtey3GmPed, or marked as
b. LazV required.
Pooc notice is alfo given, That the Dihributers
Of Stamps, and Collectors Of the Revenue thereon,
10 this Diftricf, are dehgnsted below, and are the
only perioDs who 10 this diltrid, are authorized to
receive the payment of fines and duties, and to give
receipts ana make SnGOFlCmentS on inHTumSntS,
writings, &c. chargeable BY law with the Stamp
Duties on which ftamps mall not have been placed,
nor fuch duties have been paid before compIetngthe
fame. FIRST SURVEY.
Namt5. Places of Refdenne. Counter.
Stephen Smith, Collector. Machias. Warrington.
John Ire, do. Caltne. Hancock.
Francis Csok, do WfcafTet. L.ncoln.
jeremiah Drummer. do. Kallowcll, Kenuebeck.
79bn Frotbingham,Elq. !
do. & Infpector, ! Portland, Cumberland.
JeEpb Storsr, Collector Wells, York.
SECOND SURVEY.
lillian Farn5an, do. Newburyport, Ehex.
b. B. MacaRuity, do Salem, Do.
JssA Brooks, Efq, In lusdford N1;dusc.,
fpe6tor of faid Survey, iNo"' 'eA
-dBraba,uL iacsl7, Collector, WOrcefer, Worcefer.
Simeon Butler, do. Not champion, Hampfhire
JoBn S. HopkiH!i do. Stotkbridge, Berklhire.
THIRD SURVEY.
EBsneSer Storer, EIq. In poao, Sn4o,l
ipeGor of faid Survey, )
Jtrs SbuftiezUortb, Coll. Dedham, Norfolk.
WTlEann GoodzviH, do. Plymouth, Plymouth
Ebenszy Bas0n, do. Barufab!e,- Barnaable.
John PeaE, do. Edgarton, Dukes county.
William Cet7B, do. Nantucket Nantucket.
Fe7er Se0gf, do. TauntoA, Brifol.
]. JACKSON, SnPerVg0r.
Bottom, March ASH, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

WY 75osg1Foq, a45 January, 1901.
w FIEREAS this day, my wife JENNY did eioPe
from me, without any eaufe or 7rovocaucn--'hls
therefore to warn all perfons truRng her % my ae
count being determined not 10 pay any deot that ~
may contraa. Witnels my hand
WILLIAM RENDELL.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining IN tbe PgR-QGce, al Ktane5unt, Apr5
I,ISeI.
Francis Blake, =.
Ebenezer Coburn, Coutable, Wfih.
Simeon Cobon CoxbaK.
Mabel Dighton, Wells.
Mdrgret Dutch.
Jofeph Furnald, =.
Benjamin Grecnough, Wells.
James Hull, ArEndei, a.
William Hall, fruzdeL
Jofeph Hutchings, jun.
Aaron LittIe6eld, Armdek
Benjamin Little6eld, WcH5.
Nathaniel G. Little.
Mary Orne, 4Hrndel.
Benjamin. Smith.
John Symptom.
Frederick Wakefield.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

Fifteenth Collection Djfris, F5R Diojfor, STATE n
Ma6acb1ft5.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the nonrehdent and
~ unknown proprietors of the following lots
and tracts of land within {aid diRrid, that direct
tax came due and payable on the feventh day of
April, 1900, viz.
IN AUGUSTA.
Dseriptou Of Lets, Tra9s, t5t,
Yalus Of Tss On
Name Of OTVHtT, each Lot eab Lot,
Superintendent No fAsrH. sr7ra7. 7ra7, 5ge.
d. p. .. G,
Reuben Browns heirs,
Lot No. 45, wen ide
Kennebeck River, sd
mile, Iyo 40 IS
IN HALLoWELL.
uhknown-One trsct,
ofShubael Hinkley's,
bounded ea(f by the
river, wet by the
road, 500
Upknown-One tract on
the Ath mile, wen end
Lot No. 43. weIthde
of the river Iso 27o rs
That uulefs faid taxes are paid on or before the
18TH day Of June next, 70 much of faid Ladd viii
be fold a. Vendue, on laid day, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon, at my dwelling houfe il Hallowell,
as will pay the fame together with COTS and char
ges. JOHN SEWALL,
Collc7or Of Ctid Collection DJRyi5.
R5HozveH. M1yrb n, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
PRINTING,

In its various branches, eXecuted.ln ll Il
neatef manner, and at the ihoFfea
notice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

And that 70 much Of the above houfes and land,
A. WI pay the respective taxes ahefed thereos'
with colt and charges, agreeable to the aA above
recited, will be fold at the houfe of Lieut. so1nsi
Bradbury, in Limerick, in faid DiRria, on the aad
day OF June, 1901, at 70 O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
unlefs prevented BY previous payment.
NATHANIEL LIBBEY, Collector
oftbe fourteenth DiRriE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
DIRECT TAX.

STATE Of MaGIcbaEtf5, Fourteenth Cc'lr7ios DiP5i3
Second DiviGOn, february I7tb, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given, BY virtue Of an aet Of
IN Congrels pafed on The 18th day Of July 1873
entitled An A lay and collect Direct Tax with
in the United States"-That the following taxes ailef-
fed on the reflective Roules and Lands to which they
relate became due and payable the 9TH day of April
1900 Of which the eputed owners, Poefors or occu-
pants of iaid Houfes and Lands have been notified by
the Collector in the manner direaed by the act afore
iaid, YET the taxes remain unpaid viz.
C;tnoted IN PARSoNSFIELD
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
ELEGANT LINES.


INDULGENT heav'n voucht fafe the
boon 10 fend,
A youth found, and jue, and mild was ne ;
Our hearts were mutual, we embrac'd as
friends,
/ need not, Orion nsme that friend to thee.
ak no lone retreat. no hady grove,
Nor grove, nor bower can boat a charm
for me +;
/ mnfe on liberty and love,
And, need /, Ohon tell my with to thee |?
How Oft perverted is the high bcbeR.
Oft am doom'd opprcllion's rod TO fee;
Virtue unnotic'd, and the poor opprea,
And, need l, Orion tell my with to thee :
How bounds the foul at freedoms fscred
CALI
How fhrinks from flaycry's heart appalling
But fill her victims do, and will enihrsl,
And many---rnany were the sccuried chains.
Still powers dcfpotic, with ambition jcin'd,
Would cru(h the foul deiermin'd TO be free !;
] fee dehas'd mans dignity of mind,
And, need /, Orion tell my win to thee
When prudence governs. then will man be
good
Were freedom guarded, then would man be
bleit
No generous impulfe Of the foul fsbdu'd,
Bas love. unfraught with anguilh, fill the
brcaR.
/ bend. great JuRice at thine awful throne,
Eternal Arbitcr of good and i'll
The fons of foul lhould make thy laws
their own, tt
And form their dictates by thy fov'reign will.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
From a late Loador paper.


A ei.Gevanf (hcemaker in Strslburah
lately fes up for prophet, and announced
fha, tho world in one month would be At an
end. Several heads OF families and Others
gave him fuch fnll credit. an to leave off la
.hor, and 20 difpo!e Of their property TO luch
rs chofe to accept of the eauby 6ss.--Ma.
ny Of them put on their bcR clos,hs, and
prepared ,hcmic!ve, by alternate fcaAing and
praying, fer the coming day The impoRor
has been fent before the Correctional Police.
"A fniIar circunAanee lately took place at
Brakenhoim, In the Ducby oe Wurtcmburg,
where Prisf and woman deluded nurn-
Tr Of rerfons to follow them to the Holy
Land, whesc the female was to produce =
ncw MIssraH. They had already fet out
on this hopeful march, and others were pre-.
psricg TO follow, when the eyes Of the delud.
cd were opened by the caprice OF the lady.
whn hsnifhed their oriental hopes by eloping
with the money whEk, had collected for
"" 20 sbu!e the Pre-.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
WILLIAM WILLBOR.
Sign Of the GOLDEN FISH, directly
eppekfe Mr.. Jgepb Briggf'
1bames- Street.
TbameS- -Streef,

y ESPECrFULLY informs his
AN friends and the public in general. that
he carries on the Glazing buhneis in its vari-
Gus branches, where he offers for Sale, VIM
dow Glafs of different fizcs, by the Box, or
finaller quantity, wig by IS. IL by l6,
10 BY a, 10 by '3, 10 by IL, 9 by II. Shy
10, 7 by 9, By 6--lkcwiie, Sheet GIafs.
cut in any form or hzs--Put.y by the guam
tity or hngie pound.
< He has aJ6, at RetAii-Biandy--
Rum-Gin-Brown, & white pow
der'd Sugar-Molafes -Rice-Sou-
chong, Congo, and Bohea Tcas---ChccoIate
---Cofee--Negro-head, cur, and Pigtail
Tobacco-Segars-RaiGns-- Muaard-pep-
per-Ginger--Ssarch ---Caudles- - Writing
Paper-Dutch Qnills--Bca New Y ork Hard
Soap, sc. SIC.
Newport, Sep. 9,ISoi. SItf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
Doctor BARTLETT
IJAS returned from New York, whh a
/ i general and excellent aHoftmcnt OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

u - xCnStdt anu SASShSut ANU ahiShA Va
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
snd is ready to attend to the application Of
bis friends and the public when called on, in
the line Of his profeflion.
DR.. BARTLETT has taken fome pains
to inyeaigate the nature of the Malignant
Fever. as it appeared in New York during
his fay there, and hnds it fimilar to that
which appeared in the Wet. Indies and New
pou-which came uOder his ob!ervaion,
and therefore has no caufe to alter his prac-
tice in regard TO it. Thi, dteadful malady
has fubGdcd in New FORK, within the lait
week, except two cafes which appear to be
favorable.
Doctor BaRTLRrr's Drugs, Medicines,
&c. which he has now on hand-aad which
he fods are TOD large in quantity for his own
prastice--he propofcs to difpotc of by retail
at very reduced prices. for caih, and are a'
follows viz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12

Cwe fo, fbt Bite efa d-Deg BY Do7or
DE- MoNETA, Pkyhtian in ordin0y TO tbe
king Of Poland.
The Dottor Grf advifcs to cover the
wound with frcih earth. or with fnuf, TO I'M
bibc the faliva Of the animal, and then to
wafh it with water. A, the fame time warm
half pound Of butter in ioOr tines as much
vinegar. and when the wound is cleared, ap-
ply comp,efs of linen Rccpcd in that mix.
turc and molten il very often with the fame
For nine days; alter which time, you may
ialely remove the comprcf,, and cure the
wound in the usual way.
Daring the time that the vinegar isuied
outwsldly, the patient NUT take it tinternslly
four times day, in dofcs Of an ounce and a
half Of vinegar warmed with a little freih
butter, and his common drink mue be pure
wa,er wi,h little vinegar. Amy Arong
liquor is extremely ho,tful, as is any emotion
of anger or impatiencs.
Doctor De Moneta has uicH the fame
remedy againR tho bits Of vipeis and other
venemous reptiles, and always with iucccis.
He bas prevented the hydsophobia in
more than iixty people and many other ply
iicians who have followed his method, have
found il cqnal!y tHicacious.
1t is fes,arkablc that in Italy, vinegar
has ALTO been lately diicovercd to be remedy
fer this frightiul difcaie.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
NICOLAS GEFFROY~ ~
Ly>,y~L HTob1,. 10 Noootort

VHtCD-NUht/, W 1StIVPVS,
INFORMS the Public, he has ,aken into
L Parncrfhip MIR. L. 7ISSOT. a fuperior
Workman, la,c from the Watch Mandatory
in Geneva, who will undertake 10 make New
Watches ;-and TO repair, in the beit man
ner, for Watch makers, or Ptiva'e pcIlohs,
any -conaruetsd and complicated Watch
es, and Time -Pieces.--They vii! alfo I'M
p4r,, from faid Mandatory. at nine months
warning. all fuch Watches and Tine Pieces.
as their employers fhall order. N
qby hey< aJo CoyRartLy on hand,
An eleg Afortment of warranted,
and common Englifh, and Gencva Watches
and Time Pieces, which they will fell on rea-
lonabe terms.---In addition to the above,
they carry on the Goldfmith's and Silver
fni,hs buGnefs, in all its branches and like
wife will make, or repair. any kind of Jew
ellery, in the neasea faihion.
gby 0L6 haze for SaAr,
Wholefale and Retail, all kinds of
Jewellery, imported and of the late6 fafhion;
officers gold and fiver Epsulstts plated &
brafs CandleGicks; plaicd and Britannia Tea
Pots Dirks, frnail Swords and Hangers
plated Bits, Stirrups aud Spurs; Tea Trays;
Gators Andirous, Shovel and Tongs Gut
lery Ware of all kinds Night and Day Spy
Glaifes Ladies and GentIcmcn's Pocket
Books DreRiug Giaaes Sufpender; Truf-
ies Hor!e- Whips Razors Hopkins fa-
nous Razor Strops beft Beaver Hats Per-
fumcry of all kinds, from London and Paris;
Hair Powder Starch BaIley-Sogsr, and
Sugar Plun,5s 'Spanith Segars bca Maka-
bau and Scotch Snuff; and great variety Of
other articles, too numerous 10 iniert here.
Newport, Feb. I, 1901. Iotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12

A Grim. Con. cauk was f.t down the
oth:f day for trial 10 the Court Of Common
Pleas, which was obliged 20 he Withdrawn
in a very unaccountablc manner. owing TO
two witneGcs having gor out Of the way on
the morning of trial. The action was 20 be
brought by Gentleman at Bsiaol againA
9>thef for Criminal Conversation aod the
defence intended TO be fct up was-that the
Plaintiff wife had been woe at play. This
is playing deep with vengeance !
An cid maiden lady in she Norm Of
England, aiveriies thar ihc has ,,jrrved her
prrmyts from all Jtertlmen, except fuch as
may have Lemce from the pieav Of thc
pari(h
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
Fer El,us a,'d Blood -Ibot Eyes

Drop in each eye of the patient, on go
Jog to bed, two or three head lice. They
will not occalion more pain than an eye Rone,
but will &c gorge themielves with the film or
the b'ood.ih,t. iha, in the morning, they will
be dilchareed dead from the eyes. Let this
he repeated for few times, and the cure will
Be perfected.
Deipile not this loufy remedy, it is
Invaluable to thofe who uie il.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
John 6 Henry Caho0ns,
HAVE FOR SALE,

HANt ON 5ALb,
At their STORE on BaniRer's Wharf,
DROWN SUGAR, BY ,bs bsgt5e01 or bar
rel; MOia0ss. BY fbe b2gybead; floay, BY The
6rryet; Pixer,o. ir The 5qg; Poevder, By fbt
eq&; Sbe0,bmg. Paper, BY tbe bundred; Sail.
Ptttr'd H4ms; Casals, BY tbe box Iron Ca
6o.tty; qayks- yRerd Salt; fseu Boxes Q,
Hevonsa Sugar; @sd gssHms SPANISH
SEG.IRS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
--LIK WISE

LT2UORSs Of The bsf kind, a
general AD6nment Varioxs other A,fi-
clts IN f5e Grocery Lme-a complete ADSrt-
mrnt Of aObicb by fropeIt to be e0gaa1tJ
Supplied 7oifb.
@~B- MASTERS Of Packets,
PgDsngeS. &c. may be Supplied at .Gaia
Stare, on The .@o,tta Notiee--4oiib any Arsieit
fby may 7c1at--..ara sbsir Favors GRATEFULLY
Acknowledged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
Bar Iron, per Hundred eUt.-Nidlines and
Cornell, per barml--Dnions, Pc, HSuA,rd
bnncbes, OF Isualler qHaniaits----7sbaeeo, per
bsg/6ead, sJe. sc.
Newport, Nov. 7th, I8o,. sT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
DUEL.

On the z4ih ult Philip Hamilton, edcf
fon of Gen. Alexaader Hamilton, in the 10th
year Of his age wa, killed in duel with
Capt. George |. Esker.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12

HONE1,, by the boglbead or snl-
lOn-MeqO- To'k Soap, by The tor-Negro- Hrad
706eec0--Bsf 4fb p,oef Jamaica RAm--
R"jfa. Ct.--Iron Sioves--and t1oo large
Scale Be0nH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12
Loft or Stolen,

THE 9Th infant, Small Pine5bee Waieb,
4 chafed out ride cafe, with red Aone
Seal, fct in ltver. If either Watch or Seal
is offered for fale, il is requsaed TO he aoped I;
and either of the Watch. Makers in New
port. viii pay a reward Of EIGHT DOL
LARS, if recovered and not injured.
Newport, on. c3, 1901. 1T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-12

comm odioufneis of fitua.ion, and the advan.
tages of fin and manure from its flores. are
two well known to need particular deicrip-
ton. For te.ms, apply to
JOSEPH CASE.
Ma,,b-Kirg fo7rr. O7. Is. av3f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30

latin. Gray, Gregg, ftsnu,, Heller,
tloimv', )aekioa, KitcheH, Leib, Lyon,
Linn, Macon, Mealenburg, New, Nichols,
Nicho'ioa, Randolph. Smi:ie, ]. Smith, 5.
Smith, Spsigh1 Stafford, Sunpter, Talis--
tesro, fhompfou, a. frigg, J. Trigg, Van
CsTshndt, Varnun, r. Williams.
The Psiiige of the bill was oppofcd in a
fhort rpeeVh from Mr.. Gallatit.
An engrodsd bill entitled An act for the
relief Of W Nichols, late Martial OF Penn
iylvania, wss up for third readins
Mr. Gregg moved tina, it be committed
10 the committee OF claims. This motion WI
Carried ia The affirmative.
Mr.. Pinckney, from the committee np-
Pointed Tor The purPoie, reported bill Civ.
ing iight OF pre- enp,ion TO certain perIons
for certain iaods purehsied from J. c. Sims.
between the Great and the Little Miami RI
vers,
A letter from the commiiIoners of the
city Of Wshiogton, addreaed 10 che Spea-
kcr, was read, requesting chat an apartment
might be ALIGNED in the Capitol to The JUDI
ges of the Supreme Court Of the U. 5. to
''"iA thSH HSAt ietuOu iia--tNSlN'tSu 70 d
committee Of three.
The houte went into committee of the
whole on the report OF the committee on the
memorial OF Matthew Psterloa, and others.
asd after Tome time fpent therein, the COM
mi,,ee rofe and reported a tsfoiution, the
objeet Of which is to ccdc TO the rate of
South Carolina, the light both of foil and
iurifdiaion 10 certain lands Contiguous TO
| the Weaern Bosndary of that tate add M
Guiding the landO occupied by the petition
era.
A bill for erecting Light Hoofe on
Cape Cod, on the aorth- weaward!y part of
Martha's Vineyard, was ordered to be en-
grolitd and read third time tomorrow:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
M0n.}ag, January 10.

A memorial from the merchants of Phi
iadeipha, Rating the great inconvenience
which has srilen ~ he operation of that
part of ,he aa of 3th May, 1900, which
rsla5cs to drawback on goods, &c. impor,
Cd in foreign ihipe or veaels. was read, and
referred 20 the committee Of commerce and
Manufactures.
Mr.. New made report from the commit :
zee appointed to prepare DILL for regulat.-
ing the gran;s Of land, appropriated for the
refugees fom Canada and Nova Scotia,
which va, referred to committee of the
whole on Wednesday.
NJ. New ALTO rsported bill regulating
th- grants Of land appropriaied for he re-
fogees from Canada and Nova Scotia, which
wss read twice, sDj referred to the commit
tee Of the whole on Wednefd4y.
Re6ivfd, Tbs, MeiIrs Lee, c. Good
rich. Shssfe, S. Smith, aud Harper, be a
committee TO enquire INFO and report by
3 or o,hsrwife, mo the expectancy OF
liking turlhe, PFoviGon to iscilitate the
Communication between different parts OF
~ Upned States, by means Of pof roadr,
The remainder Of this Days proceedings
waa taken Up with petitions OF private "a.
lure.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30

f.ss..s...,ss.
he then novel TO ankecut the whole
iSGjsn. With view q Introducing an a.
elss5nent for epporioning the falsriss oE
the iudgea 20 ;heir duties aod cxpeufes
Nj. IlaTper field gen;iem:n bad commit
ted one egiesious miasLc; they had con :
fcusded cittti&' with Circuit courts; in tbs
la of shieh The exp,nf Ok Il iudg were
&c O. tescrni, "a by The diiante nc had
travelled, aud not by the number OF luis h.
had tried.
Gentlemen were mifskcn in their notions
abosi The degree Of Sufuyls in the federal
courts. The very gensleman from Kea-
tueSy Mr.. Dayiel dad ous former occaf.
on aatsd the sxihence, he knew not of bow
many hundred iuits in the dit,ia court Of
tina. Rate. There wss not Doubt of there
being in the weiteyn country great litiga'i
on about titles to lands, aad lively iealouGy
Of the hste courts among claimants WAC
lived ii tiaance.
The prelent difria Judge of Maryland.
Notwithstanding the pofieiIion of handfome
private foetuns, had been Obliged TO retire
froz, Balumore, and live on his farm. And
yet his travelling expeoies were triaing com
pared with thoir Of he CIRCUIT iadges, who
have to perform five .ines as mnch travel
ling sths Gate Judges. When you deduct all
travelling cxPeuiss, you will reduce the fala-
risa below 1900 dollars.
MIR. s. smith. The gentleman from
South Carol IA is incorretf in hia Statement
Of faas. With relpea to the diGria Judge
OF Maryiaod he believed las he mad the III
formation from the Judge himleif) that he
had retired Of choice 70 an elegant country
feat, which he purchafed two years ago, &c
fore he was lppointed Judge, with view of
reGidiug on il.
Mr, Il. Lee was in favor of adequate and
liberal compeufa'ioas TO the 'rembe of the
Judiciary, iuch compensation at rated TO
thofe offices talsatp, Integrity aud repnta,i-
on, which cemen;ej and ilreng hened the
union. FIe did NOT uuderGand thois fen,i-
meuss of jealoufy that were 70 oftcn exprsG-
ed. We are too apt TO view our federal
government as a foreign one. The(e pre-
JUDGES we've unworthy of Americans. As
citizen of Virginia, who was member of
the union, he behrd the federal government
with ieu,imenta Of iljsl affection as the pro
tsttrefs Of all tbs fstes
He did not (appofe that part Of the
whole c1ult be expected or ought to rcu
der comPeniations as liberal as the who,e
iyicIf.
&lr. Davis in reply 10 the gentleman from
Sou.h Carolina Nir. Harp,r) acIcuowledz-
ed that he had OF 4 former location dated
the exiGeeee Of good dea; o. bulinels in
the diRci5t couFs o: KeptuckY. Pnen there
was hut one Judge with iaiary Of 900
DO a-s AID nJW when the hlGnels has d.
lnin,lhed, We ore 10 haas two judges. whole
iai-,ics are TO be donhIed. He placed no
coaii@nce IN she hope ,shlch iame gentlc-
nsso chs'iihsd of cemeatipg the union b.
gi'ing high ialaries to oGr offers.
Sir, iad Mr.. Davis, it "a rot he psTggc of
This bill maj will produce this great eGea.
Relieve the people ION oppreiiive taxes,
ana that viii produce he eftG.
To Be Continued
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Every owner Of plantation is Obliged - pay
one ioufth Of the income OF MS plantation 20 the
eovernuert, aud foch peTlors as arc in poleilion
ofooa6ieaud plantation, by Ieafo from he govern
msnt, pay orc iiuoenh or one twenir'h Of the
neon Of meh pls nations IS may have been
Greed on, beidcs TIC fcnt. I'll. he french file
orc forth, cne fruceu,b. Ct one twsn,aih Of the
defy Il fg5yention.
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TursEay, January ID.

Sevcsl petitions we're read aud RETIRED.
An engrolled bill entitled An sa for the
Ware convenient Organization Of The Conr;g
Of the Uni'cd &,stcs. was read the third
li.ne, and OF the queRion fhall his biil pals,
j, wss decided IN The affirmative, Ayes "a
Noes 43--s5 follows
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bules and inf Aaica, Of the Frefent declaration as
nav come 40 tl,eir knowledge.
Given { Cape Francois. the siA Frimsire ninth
year OF tha French Republic, one and indiv;iitlc
(SignsD The General in Chit
TousSAiNr LOUVERrURG.
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N n r s.

Ncirs Alton, Bailey, Biihop, r. Erown
Chna.e, Clay, Claiborne, Coodi;, Davis
Dswiou, Deaf, Eggleaor, EInsaaorf, Cal.