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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-24
To be Let.

ME S. W. half Of the Brick Building, oppofte
y Cutters Tavern.-Inquire of the Printer.
HaggR ~.
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Am0Reag Canal Lottery.

THE Managers Of the Aagfssg Canal Lottery EN-.
brace this opportunity TO exprels their gratitude
to the Public for that liberal patronage which has en-
abed them to carry thro fix Clafes, the lpacs of
little more than one years z fy then vvb tie ootOsg
General SCHEME Of -Four Clq1Ss mo,e,
in fad Lottery, by which they prefume they flal com
Plete the fun winch they arc authorized 70 rsife,/
CleG 7B zviA eosGq ~ ClqG 8tb qtH eoga Of
6ooo tickes dots I8,oCo 5Ooo,ckets at4 dolls s4ooo
Dedufton for 1900 Deduction or J zoo
the Lottery, ! the Lottery, { -+0
Do. 70 DC carri- o. Do. for hG Clas 74oo
Cd to lat Q as, $500
5000 TO be drawn IN -
- Pdzes. Dolls I9.zoo
To De drawn in yiy--I OF 1000 dolls. is 1000
Prizes a. follow, Ia 4oc 1900 IoOc
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NotICE Is hereby given 10 al perfons who
a.. 1na Indebted TO the fubfcriher-lhat unlefs
u. rs tx Paymtnt % him, On or before the 18th
Vii 1p'emoer next, their Notes and Accounts
~i,.,i ps y iato an Attorneys hand tor collection,
~, 49, .aftner notice And All thofr that have
S'AaHo', are requeGed to call for their pay
~, SILVANUS GALLISON.
-I140a7', m ,, f8or.
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TAKE NOTICE :

'T'HE copartnerihip of JOHN and PAUL
L PRlCHARD, Is this day Juho'ved 0y mutual
content ALI pcriOns to whom they are indebted.
ar Isquelted 10 call and receive their due aad
lnoe Indebted, are called On 10 make payment.
JOHN PRICHARD,
PAUL PRICHARD.
P9'Iarf, -<nrnR - rQrr
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The copartnerrh D OF

TIE copartnerihp Of
/ MOODY & THURS TON,
isihis day, by mutual agreement, difJlvsd. All
Aeconnis Of he drn will be fet'i-d By fljd
Moo5y. WILLIAM MOODY,
JOHN P. THURSTCN.
\. B. The public are informed, that
buansis viii be continued a. uCull a. the fang
pace As heretofore, by thrir humble Sery4nt,
WILLIAM MOODY.
Portland H4,uF I'll IFOr
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NJ Copruerhip Of RUNDLET & GAR
"a Land IS by mutual content this day fol-
A. Al perioRs having. demands againG the
ST. van preient them; aud all indebted 70 ths
p ~ IS requetet to make payment 70 Edzyayd
~-'ast a MS Store, head Of Long Wharf.
EDWARD RUNDLET,
DANIEL GARLAND.
sr1-t7T9. hpeuR n. Y8ot
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'uo'crber, having been duty appointed
AHsoer - the ERate AID Effrds Of
N4TRAN BOND,
.solai@od, Bankrupt, requeGs a!s PsrC3a5 IN
49, 70 lid eaals, or poH-Hrd of any Of tbs
al nuP 8 property, to pay aud deliver l4iJ dgb;s
- property without delay to
WILLIAM MOODY, AE.qss,
- ~ Iaelday the 15th inf. At II o'clock,
IN , al inc houfe Of NATHAH BoXD, Portland,
aorI Orc l3,1, b Public Auafoa, quantity q
'GoosEHOLD GOODS.
'"6ss9, .4sgBr7.
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Tb. Pyizsf 4 900 DaL 7uiIB.
qEgqri 10 he fyi and IA
3yaruH BizHk.
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IL vs hoped rs claim 10 public tru1s wouI Be con
EdcrcJ Nv lin .eua'ly lrong.
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81 TICKETS t5r j1ls BY z. a. JSNxs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-02
B. F. LONGBOTHAM,
SURGEON DENTIST,

LATE pupil to Mr.. Wildwood Of
London, having prattiied that Dirt with
much fucceis in Jamaica, offers his iervices
70 the Ladies and Gentlemen CT America.
fIris now in Alexandria, which he pur-
poits making his fixed reGdence, and may
oe coaiu!,ed at Mrs. GRiFFITH' in King
.treet. He will attend any Lady or Gen
,lcman ar their hou;t, and to prevent mif
ca!,cs, iuch as honor him with their CON-
naads are requctfed to iend the fame in
writing.
He has for fale DentifIice OF fuperi-
or quality to thole generally fold; butre-
commends it only (as all Dentifyices mould
be- to (uch as have been attended by a
Dentiit, CT whole mouths from being in a
h:slrhy fate require but the common
mode of c;eaoing. Price IS cents per 6a..
December z. d6teo
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SfiIPN' HECK.

Capt William Crane naHer of the fhip
Dove OF Aberdeen, in Scotland failed trou
thence on the 10th Nay Lax, bound to
F.; William on The va coa6 Of Scotland,
beng in ballah, ard having prosiiion on
board for 200 emis:anss arrived there
on the ID June following: failed from
thenlc on the 18th of {aid June, hay;;S 200
cnlgrsnts on boaId, and bound fox Piaon,
II Nova. Scotia: arrived ,he1e on tie goth
Augut and performed o Gays quarantine
On account of the ima. pox then loaded
With lumber, bound !ag Aberdeen, the
largo being the pro2cr,Y Of Hugh Demon
conhgned to Frazcr ami Male, merchants
i Aberdeen. Sa,icu o. the iSth.of Octo-
b.. On the 2tth of the fare month,
met with itrong gales @.d cloudy weather,
Zip under her cour!es : bcing in lat. IS,
., \. losg. 81, so. y. iounded Oh The
I'aHd Banks of Neaiouniland, and found
5 tathons Of wafer. At J o'clock fame
clv fPrung leak, oecafoned as iuYfo!ed
7, one of the headings f&rt;ng from ,he
.>@-By founding found two feet water
he hold, the iea running very high.
SIS O'Clock tet both pumps a going at
!. ?. NJ. found touy lect water 10 the
i at 4 O'Clock nc>t morning, 9 feet );
a. being water legg>d, RE iea making a
:; pgcach over her, oauicd Ter to lay on
%,oeam tide. In this ii,uation TIE matter
-,Sl both mates att to ccntoit them ic,
< general iatety 0,he Zip ana cargo, and
~; tie preferya;ion Of their cwn ard the
q, Of the crew. lives. l,was concluded
ar O'Clock 4. II. on tie z5th, TO
,%away the main ard mizen matt both
>'ais being ws!hsd off deck, and the raj,
2soChens, rough trees, companion and
~,'Sain being carried away by violence of
~e ed, the WIND \. BY I. ali the COM
f4es, qusdran,s, Sharss sc. being waihed
""s0a,s, ard orins III! rp 70 the deck
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-02
DlOohutlon Of Partneyhlb.

The partnerlhip between A.
dam Cooke and Johu Goolrick, under the
firm of Cooke and Goolrick lowing 70 the
interference of mercantile bu6nefs with
the profeiional f,uation Of one of the part
uers) is this day diGolved BY mutual con-
fa '5e al 'B fS, y :a 9 snS Rhs5s aR{Saa
the iaid firm may be indebted, are fsqueit-
ed to apply to Adam Cooke tor Raymsn''
JOHN GOODRICH.
Dumfries, Nov. 80, 1901.
@ Adam Cooke will in future carry
on the buGneis on his own accountable
ha. a large and exten6ye aaossmens OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
which will be fold on the mo2 moderate
terms for cath Of country produce.
W.: ADAM COOKE
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-02

beams with water, ard all the cargo broke
adrift in the fhip's hold, water and provi-
iions being ttove, and for th.ee days the
crew being without any iaaenance faved
one piece of raw beef: on the 18th at S
O'Clock the quarter deck blew up without
the force of the lumber the cargo went
OF, and in by the violence of the feas: the
whole of,he crew being laihed to the rig
ging, without fhoe, itocking or hat, until
the a7th at 3 P. M. when the ichosner
Swift, of Beverly, William Loyet,. mater,
hove in fight. Made 6gnal with
piece Of old fail, having no colour or flag
on board. Capt. Love1t took on board
his Gchr. from the wreck, the captain,
two feamen, one boy, and won.'n pailen-
ger; and put the ftcond mate, another
ieaman and boy, on board a Marblehead
fchooner John Northey, matter. No one
on board iaved any thing. The unfortu-
nate people arrived fate at Beverly in the
atorelaid fchooner, on Thuriday laf, hap
py thus to have faved their lives.
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,eoole, in the fate conven,:ons) can aa.
aul TIE a7U THAT is, the eonttirution1 and
s7ake anot6er.
Iudt.9, tie lac has always been imper-
tI7, as II gaze greater terma1eay to
re jHdiciay than 10 otber o6srers Of trye
ard c,afAsner. Oblerye, gentle reader,
,ha, this is Mr.. Niiliam Duanr's opinion,
and that it was, probably, formed after
mature confederation OF the imperfettion
. The law, by months reGdence in a 60
!i,ary 1antlon, tor contempt e eozrt.--
Wha,a misfortune TO our country, that
re trainers Of our contribution were not
fayouged with his opinion at an earlier pc
nc tor, certainly, the proof of i'nper-
E;Iioa in the contribution, In this iefpet1,
], yesy frong, and its diicovery very i'm
2or,unt, to vi, 6ecnEIe ii givs' greater
ss.vapeny totke Ju!iray,tbur /, olblrot-
t.s,. # !ruf and Confidence. Surely, the
,a3ges of our courts ought not to hold
,i-ir offices fer longer time than other
oAcers of trult and confidence for in
aance, rot longer than Mi:ter Duane lhall
hold the Office of paper and quill vender
TO government, with profit OK eight or
ten thcltand dollars PER 0nnum.
Evey remavei f>m q dsbes4rncr or TIE
;.rj5e alreaJ o9e9s an "r2al to nry!ocracy,
oxt ,1'erc4s Jrparu'e J'on thyjr Of f5f
,>>t'e. And does nor Nll'cr Duane think
his removal fro~ dependence on The neo.
De ioT his continuance III ,he c!ic, OF go
re,a,nent Rationer} directly opens an IN
IA TO arifocracy ii 70, lurrly F. sooa
aj.mocrar viii not continue in it-But,
toveyer, this naay be, we readily agree
w,.A hir, that it sret,J ats&s an !H,pu1
f,r7:rrcF, (cparate fran tb:is Of .5:tc:tA.
especially, when he is lc,t to make Ms
own terms, and when Aliacr Duane con
fden,ly aGcrts, that by thoie terms, hc
hall derive profit yearly equal to one
half OF the ialary of the pteAdent OF :he
United States.
IN -ejoriy Of dy2,i6fs tironsb.at tte
4ch'.s arisn The nsqc jaJiciay hcd to do
j4f natbmg. OF tie accuracy Of this
tatcment we are not 70 ex,cniivcIy inform
cd, as to be able TO freak with tcc;aor :
bat, if we correctly remember, the circuir
court for the eaRern diii.tt of Penniylva-
MA had jomrtbms to 90. They lad tt
put one Billy Duane, who made anidayit
that he was an American citizen, but wac
proved to be an IrllhmaD, late from Clon.
mel, in JAIL for abufng the court, jury and
ldverie party; and much TO the gra,iti-
cl'Ion OF all men of deccncy, and who re-
gard the preiervatien Oh order and good
government.
Et kqpe y5orty to fee IKE 7cboIr GRrm
altered, the namJer q j"&Ss5 ycducea, AMI
'tr :5JVers Of The c0arf hnutcd snI 4.t&ed.
And ell this, doubtIe before the neN,
TEN. Gaz. L. States.
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VIII be draun, on MONDAY
next, December 7t5, e0mmexeirgef II
o'clxk, Il. NJ. at The L97v<r Ferry
Hoys,
The sc II f M E,
FOR THE SALE OF SUNDRY
r f a L E S I A T L,
AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. s.
Thoie gentlemen who keep the Ferry,
will sprepare two extra boats, IN the
morning, that no detention may occur in
croiing the river.
The three highea prizes coniitt of real
efate, viz.
One HOUSE and LOT on Patrick
free&, fubjett to only dollars, per ann.
ground rent forever, valued at 600 dollars.
One LOT adjoining the aforemention.
ed property valued at 40 dollars, lubjett
to an annual ground rent forever, of three
dollars.
One other LOT adjoining, fubjea to
two dollars ground rent per ann. forever,
valued at $50 dollars.
The whole of the above property has
been valued by refpettable and Impartial
men at the above rates.
Sundry other prizes con6ifing of mafo-
gany and other houlehoid furniture, rated
at CATH prices. the particulars and deicrip-
tion of which have been advertiled in
printed bills of the 10Th ult.
40 Prizes, Total 6S7, at 5 dolls.
4S7 Blanks, per ticket.
r Not 3 blanks to prize.
The prizes will be delivered the iecoad
day after drawing, and inaiirutable title
with poaeAion given for the property
The property and furniture may be feen
by calling at the premiles, and at the fore
corner ofKing and Royal itreets. adjoin-
ing M'Kniybt's tavern. The fore will
be opened this morning, and kept open
every day until O'Clock P. NJ. until the
day Of drawing, during which time tick
cts may be had at the a;d place.
Doubts having arilen with fome, which
ha. prevented their purchafng tickets, on
account of a miaake in the handbilis Of
the day and date; can allure them it
originated from no other caae, Tan not
being particular enough in afcertaining
what date the enluing Monday would
come on, and inierting Monday. December
4, inaead of Monday December 9TH. l
now give this public notice, that tho
drawing will poGtively commence on the
9TH inf. at II o'clock, as there are about
500 tickets already fold, and will give
satisfactory fecurity to tho(e who have or
may purchaie tickets, that the whole Of
the prizes will be delivered agreeable to
the lcheme already printed. Each prize
of 70 dollars or upwards, iubjett to de-
duttion Of Il per cent. to defray the e1-
pence attending the icheme.
The drawing will be conducted by per-
ions Of refPettability.
VIM. TONKIN,
Agent for the Psoprietors.
Zee. >. DIT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-02
~ The Members of the

NATURAL Anuyance Society againil Fire on
Buildings in the State of Virginia, are
hereby reeuctted TO attend their general
annual meeting to be held on the hrt
Monday in January next being the 9Th
day Of the iaid month at the Capitol, by
10 A. M. agreeable to the sd and zsth
articles Of their contribution; thole who
do not attend in perfon, or by proxy, will
De Represented by the member of the State
Legislature of their reflective counties or
dlitrtts.
W.. Asst,
Principal Agent, M. A. S.
Richmond, 23d, Nov. 1901.
WITH great fatisfaction l can
announce to the public at large and the
Members of this Society in particular,
that this philanthropic inltitution fourth
Ell. Lately Declarations have been re-
ceised for upwards of five hundred Build
Jugs, amounting to upwards Of 100000
dollars, alnoh all from the country and
daily more are coming in.
The primes pies of the infitution are,
that many unite TO iuccour the unferru-
nate. They regulate their own affairs,
clest their officers annually, and FIX their
iAlaries.
Prudence dictates that every owner Of
property hould irlure-t tor, ii not injured,
ard he meets with an accident by Fire, he
lrlts the whole: Then by Joining with
ten, he loies only the 10th part, if with a
thculand only the thoufandth part, &c.
This is she idea Of the fyifem of the Mu-
tuai lnuIance. There are now about
5000 buildings fub(cribed for then by
]o,ning the Mutual Iniurance, aperion has
5000 chances to one. As the injured hou-
les are ftuated in different parts of the
fate, few of them contiguous to each o.
Their, the contribution of an individual
member Can never be coniiderable-With
the greateit fires that ever have been
known in this fate, one premiums has been
Efficient to pay the loiles Of fix years. 80
A brick honie f,ua,ed in the country
worth 1000 dollars paid fix years ago IS
dollars; then if man csn fecure 1000
dollars in 70 prscarious property for two
dollars and Atty cents, or for IS cents per
hundred dollars year, think he would
be wrong not 70 do it, and particularly 70
when at the fame time he has the plea6ng
Abstraction to fay that he has given his
mite to fuccour upwards of tour hundred
people.
The Quotas paid in are inveeed In Stock
Of the United States and Alexandra Bank
Shares and itand to pay for future, loGes.
1t is no. probable that iach lohes as thole
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Dec. z.
Seven Dollars Reward.

ABSCONDED from the lervice of Co.
lin Aud, on Tueiday the z 18th ult. dark
Mulatto Girl, named WINNIE, about
"a years Of age: Had on when ihe went
away calico hors gown and brown Ca
lamanco Pe1icoat. As the parents of faid
Girl reGde in this place, it is thought fhe
is lurking about town. Any perion bring
ing back faid Runaway to Colin Anld,
St. Aaeh- Street, 3 doors welt Of Mr..
Faw's office, ihall receive the above re-
ward. Matters of veGels and others are
forewarned harbouring or carrying off
(aid Girl at their peril.
December Z. 60
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Z.
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Co',gre5 ct the United States.
HOUSE OF REPREsHNTArIvIs.
WEDNESDAY,, February 1S.

An engroned bill for extending the pri-
vilege Of ranking to John Adams, now
PRECEDENT of the United States, was read
the third time and paned.
"A petition ofiundry merchants of Pro-
whence, R. /. was preiented, praying re-
milton OF duties upon quantity of teas,
which were depoGted in the cufom houfe
flores OF the faid port, and confirmed by
lire; alto petition of Jonathan Very,
praying to be allowed the bounty upon
veilel employed in the cod fifl1eries, not
withdrawing the crew, owing to ftrefs of
weather, were obliged to abandon her,
was prefentcd.; and both referred to the
committee Of commerce and manufactures.
A petition af Garrard Brifcoe was read
and referred to the committee of claims.
A petition Of fundry, inhabitanrs of De-
iaware and Maryland, praying that more
efficient meafnres may be adopted by Con-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21

at the City 6l Phi1adelphl in and for the
eaRern d,itriet Of Pennlyl TSnia, on the e.
leventh day Of May, and the eleventh day
of October: at Bedford, in and for the
we1tern. diRriA Of Pcnniylvania, on the
and at Dover, in
and for the dii}ria Of Delaware, on the
third day Of June, and twenty feventh
day Of October. The circuit court of the
fourth circuit, at Baltimore, in and for the
diftrid Of Maryland, on the twentieth day
of March, and fifth day Of November );
at Lexington in Rockbridge county, in
and for the weRern diHrie of Virginia,
on the fifth day of April, and twentieth
day of November; and at city Of Rich
mond, in and for the eaftern diitriet of Vir-
ginia, on the twenty fifth day of April and
9Th of December; the circuit court Of the
fifth circuit, at Raleigh, in and for the
diitricf Of North Carolina, on the frR day
Of June, and fra day Of November; at
CharleRon on the hxth day of May, and
at Columbia on the goth day of Novem-
Der, in and for the difria Of South Caro-
lima at Savannah on the tenth day Of
April, and at AuguRa, on the eighteenth
day of December in and for the diitri6 of
Georgia; and the circuit of the 9th cir
cult, at Knoxville, in and for the ditritf
of EAT TenneRee, on the z5th day Of
March, and asth day Of Semtember at
Nafhyillc, in and for the diftriet of Wet
TenneiIce, on the 10th of April and 10th
day Of October and at Bandftown in and
for the diitriet OF Kentucky OF the 9Th
day of May and 9Th day Of November
and at Cincinnati in and for the diAriet of
Ohio, on the, roth day Of June and on
the roth day of December-and 70 On the
feveral days ard atsthe ievaral plasesafore
faid, in each and every year afterwards ).
Provided always, That when any Of the
faid days ihall happen on Sunday, then
the faid court hereby directed to be holden
on fuch day, hlall be holden on the next
day thereafter. And provided alto that
there lhall be appointed in the 9th circuit,
4 judgeof the United States, to be called
a circuit judge who together with the diff
riot Judge of Tennene and Kentucky, fhall
hold the circuit courts, hereby directed
to be holden with the {aid circuit, and
that whenever the Office of diarief Judge
in the diftritts Of Tennefee and Ken
lucky respectively, fhall become vacant,
luch vacancies fhall respectively be fupplied
by the appointment Of two additional
circuit judges, in the faid circuit, who
together with the circuit Judge frit afore- 4
1aid, fhall compoie the circuit court of the
faid circuit.
Sec. s. Prorided always anab< it fir
fber esa7<4, That the faid circuit courts
hereby efabliihed fhall have power, and
hereby are authorized, to hold fpcsial fef-
fons for tho trial of criminal caufes, at any
other time or times than is hereby direct
ed at their difcre ton.
Sec. g. Aad pvoUidtd aJS, and be it
fIrfb<y en1a<d, That if in the opinion of |
any judge cfany of the faid circuit courts,
it hall be dangerous tohold the next ftated |
c~0s e r r..
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any OF the ne'ghboring fates, was read and
referred to the committee appointed on r..
7zd ult. to enquire into the exped;encv ' rs
making further proviGon to prevent RI.
concealing or harboring of flaves, ecapinr
from one tate to another, and to and from
the territories Of the United States.
MIR. S. Smith from the committee IS
commerce and manufactures, made report
on the petition of John D.Wolfs, which
was referred to committee Of the whole
hou{e tomorrow.
Mrs Smith from the faid COMMITTEES
propofed a bill for ereaing light houfes On
New Point Comfort, and on Smiths Point
In Virginia, and On Faulkncr's Hand On
Long Illand Sound, Connecticut, With
was read twice, and referred to commit.
tee Of the whole houfe to- morrow.
Mr.. Holmes from the committee, ap-
pointed on the petition Of Griffin Taylor,
made unfavorable report: whereupon re.
folved that the prayer Of the petition can
not be granted.
Mr.. Parker, from the committee a..
pointed on that part Of the Prefident,
fpeech which refpeets fcafonable and fyae-
matte arrangements, proportional to our
| national refources, for navy adapted 10
defsnfive purpofes, prefented bill proyid
ing for naval peace efablilhment and
other purpoGes, which was read twice, and
referred to committee Of the whole to-
morrow, e5s
Mr.. Parker, from the fame committee,
prefcnteda bill refpeaing navy yards and
timb,r for naval >purpofes, which was read
twice, and referred to committee of the
whole houfe tomorrow. IA
A meHage from the fenate informed the
houlc tat they had paHed bill, entitled
" An Aet to eRablifh the diitrid Of Bril-
tol and to annex the towns of Kittery and
Berwick to the difriet of Portfmouth.
which bill was read twice, and referred to
the committee Of commerce and manufac-
lures.
MIR. Thatcher, from the pofa Office and
pof roads committee, reported bill fur
Their to alter and to eRablifh certain poh
roads, which was read twice, and referred
to committee of the whole home on
Thuriday.
The houfe went into committee Of the
whole on the bill for the relief Of Naths-
MEL Holmes, who reported the fame with
out amendment.
Ordered that the bill be engroaed for
third reading tomorrow.
The houle won't into committee OF
the whole on the bill to regulate the COL
lection of duties on imports and tonnage,
who reported progrefs, and afkcd lcavete
fit again tomorrow, which was granted.
"A meHage was delivered from the Sc
nate as follows:
Mr.. Speaker. The Senate have reiol.-
ed that committee be appointed to join
fuch committe as may be appointed on the
part Of the houfe of representatives, to con-
fider whether any, and if any, what msa-
fures ought to be adopted for the TURNER
accommodation Of the PRECEDENT or the Y,
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