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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

The Tate Ezira Eavey, Mr. Daqvsa, has re
turned from Europe. He arrived at New. York.
dispatches.
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StraVed

IRON the fubGcriber, red MARE, with a
\ white RriPe in her forehead-about "a hands
nigh--four years old II any perfou has taken up
ta'd Mare, or will give Information 70 that the
owner may get her again. lhaH be rewarded for
their trouble. JONATHAN PAINE, Jun.
PorfksrA Tas IS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

HE fubfcriber having B en- duly appointed Afignec
L to the EGat- and effects Of SIMEON MAYO, a
BanhruPt-hereby calls on all perlons indebted to or
who hold any Of the fad Bankrupt's property to pay
aud deliver the fame over 70 the fubfcri6er thout
delay. LEMUEL BRYANT.
Poyila74 I'm. I8, 1901
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Benjamin Evans,
TIN PLATE Yorker.

TIN PLATK Yorker.
INFORMS his friends and tae FuJlic, that he
mas taken a mop in Fi4 Rr.ef next door to Mr..
WILLIAM THo@PsoN's, whsre he makes and
keep coniantiy for iaie, general aGortment Of
TIN WARE, whol-iaic ard retail, It The IoweG
puces.-AtO,
JaPPaned and Pewter Ware.
Patent Lamps, Scatch-ans, Knives and Forks,
Jack KmVel, Psh Knivvs, Ch=G L.Jcks and Hinges
Iruok locks aad Handles, Erals Mails, Brsfs
Cock, Competition DO. B.o1ksn Tea aad taui-
spoon, SttrYard7, Fat Traps, M.I Flies, Snoe
danmers, Shor Ka"e', Nlppcrs, Pincers, Avn
HATS, Blades ami Take, Grm5let-, CompaillA,
Inkfands, F0lkt books, Razors with Car.s.
Shaving Glaf1es, Snuff and Tooacco B0x-s, Garry
Comb, Woo Cards, Pad Locks, Hair Comb +,
States, Sleigh Bells, with a variety ct other drti-
Cies.
N.s. CAN given for Ola COPPER, BRASS,
PEWTER aud LEAD.
Portland, Jan. ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
THE LATEST FOREIGN NEws.

- 2 - ATO4ALAOAF
was re-eIved by the Britilh Packet, arrived
TT.n;Eyork' with London papers TO Nov. 10.
lAs ioiloW1g are the mot important ARTICLES /:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

It i faid the pews il a new Presbyterian
Church in Bergen county, n. ]. fold for 5000
tolar. That the pews 10 Chelfea P4rilh. Nor
web, Conn. for $50 dollars. The pews in the
New Nesting Hsufe in NewburyPort, fld for
more than double the hrf fun, and it IS the b
l:g Houl: in that town within few years.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

S)fEl
In this town on the All mt Mr. NATHANIEL Ar /
K1Ns, aged 59-An honeu m4n-an az tionate huf-
band, father, ard friend His remains were inferred
on Saturday 1T, with mafonic honors
At BrunfWck, MRS Rsbsss4 Stogs. aged 68. widow Of
the late capt. Benjamin Stoue
In Bolton, Mf' Sarah T51s5-r, aged 40, daughter Of
Rev Or. Thatcher.-Mrs SIrqb EI.s AGED 81.
In Haeerhiil, Mrs Eu.y57 aged 100.
In Batavia, Governor Ya7 O7,yfyai.r: aud has been
iucceejed IN re command 5y Gen. Seberg
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Warrieu,

AT Bottom Mr. Cal.b D CbsmBac,, to Mif RaasaB
Lombard. Mr.. Ez-a Dyer to Mils Many 1cas;sgs Mr.
Jgefb Lo7OhH. to Ms Ej3bey Rice
at Salem, Mr. TboBaI 1Z1e9pH 10 Mi(s Charlotte Lam.
AT Iplwich Mr. Jg;gb Hale to Mirs Haaaa5 Ssg5sy.
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Eate Dotire

= SWEEISER, is this day By mutual content
dHioiVed All p-rlons indebted 10, or who have
any demands upon faid firm, are requefted to call
Oh JEREAIAH BLANCHARD, for -sttlement.
JEREMIAH BLANCHARD,
BENJAMIN SWEETSER, 90.
N9Tt6TaTm9atb, Jan. !, Boa.
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There has lately been difcovered near New.
tsa Suffer cOunty,N Jerfe7 on the plantation Of
Mr. James Hunt, MINE, which has the ap
Esarance Of the genuine Platter Of Paris A
vsnsy of experiments have been made by a
number Of gentlemen who pronounce it equal,
i DOT hyperion, to the Nova-Scotia PiaiRer. In
a probability faid nine contains an inexhaur-
ab. quantity.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18

l3artuerbip DiGoibeo.
THE Copartnerinip Of WASRBURN * COOK, was
L dHolved the fri day Of this month By mutual
content. RUFUS WASHBURN,
SILVANUS COOK.
Portland 7aa. I7,I8oa.
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F9otice.
THE CoPartnrrfhip Of GOULD * BICKFOPD
4 IS this day daolved, by mutual content - u
Perlons indebted 70 or having any demands on laid
firm, are rcopefed to call ELr,HA GoDLD FOR im-
mediate felt ernent. ELISHA GOULD.
NATHANIEL BlCKFORD.
PsytiIai, Jan. 8, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

E1tra7 fran Mr.. BArARD's Speech on The BHsn
TILED g IN IA to amard he Judiciary Of fbs
Third Sfafer.'
" This at is not defgRed 10 amend the III.
dieial fyaem- that is bur pretence. If amend
ment had been in view, gentlemen would have
ccntrived better plan than the prelent bill
propoies, which | Panegyrze by calling it a
miier able piece Of patch work No, FIR, re de-
ign Of this bill is TO Preqem the ajpql EBTan of The
Igbrenle copvt IN next June Lei to prevent that
Court from expreiliog their opinion upon the
validity of the act lately pahed which abolilh-
ed the Offices Of the judges Of the CIRCUIT courts
until the act has gone into full execution and
the excitement of The public mind IS abatcd.
know not that the iubiea would be brought
before the judge, or tia: they would Off ial
ly take 1t up, but il is the { ar Of their fuiemn
opinion, and a knowledge of he iuh reverence
which the people Of this country entertain for
judaial declion, which has given birth to the
prelent exped lent Could a lels motive induce
gentlemen 10 agree 10 iUlpend the itfions 81
the fuPreme court for "A months ? 1he lat
FELTON, was in Dsceu btr the Judges are for
hidden to a1emble again til fourteen month.
ON that time have e2pired. Could a more
dangerous precedent than this be eAabtihed !?
May it not lead TO the virtual abolition Of
court, the eXitence OF which is required BY thc
contribution Ifthe functions Of the court can
be fulpended BY law for A months, what Time
will arreR Us before we arrive II ten or twenty
years This objection to the bill alone would
be fatal 10 our mind. We have offered an A.
mendme0t upon this poirt, enabling the iudg-
e. ct the iuPrene court 10 meet in June. We
have begged gentlemen to accede to this amend,
ment, if Tor no otherre4f than to bacifh he
approximations as TO the obied Of the bill, but
though we are told they are Indifferent as to
the opinion Of the fuPrtm5 court upon the val
ijity f their late act, yet We find this bill Ten
acioufy adhered 70, and that with al It's i'm
Perfetliors about il, It is 70 be converted into a
law. The majority, fir, mutt have their will j,
but | am deceived il their triumph is Of long
duration. The people Of America can be gov
erned but ihort time by empty words and
hollow Pretences."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24
Mr.. HARERSHAM.

When this vrtuous man was Pot Matter
General there was an attempC made 10 extoIt
an UNREASONABLE price for the carriage of the
mail from Phdade phia to Baltimore tile
owners OF the ltage' having po0roned any de
hnlte propofals u1til the day preceding the ex
Pration ct their CONTRACT prtiuni that Mr..
Haberlham would be compelled to iubmit to
their demands-inRead Of this, the mail was
ient on in fulkies, until Cages could he procur
ed-a line was eltablilhed from Philadelphia
to Baltimore: and ii now appears thar this
line of aages has laved not only the expence of
Transporting the mail between thele towns, but
has gained II,63o dollars This fun added
TO the exPence Of Transporting, will amount TO
more than 10000 dollars.
The Preiident of The United States has there.
fore thought proper to ger rid Of Mr.. Habe RI
ham, to make room for Gideon Granger.
Surely furey the prefdeht could not have
known Of this great benefit TO the United
States. he did not know that il was in the
power Of Mr. Haberiham to have eRabiilhed
this line Of Cages for his own account, and by
that means have gained this fun Of 20, 600
dollars to himfeH
People Of Virginia this is one Of the men,
who you were Pertuaded was combined in tile
plan of aggrandiziag himfelf by plunderirg
the public. He has left your fervce % make
room for Mr.. Granger, who you will be grave
ly told is By far more fitting, becaule he hap
pens to be democrat.
Truth like this may after while open your
eyes, and although YOU may not be Induced to
withdraw your confidence from the calumnia.
tors ard finners who have deceived you; yet
you may be ddpoied to pay due homage to The
memory and fervices of fuch a man as Mr..
Haberlham. Virg Gaz 7
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390rdan0,
FROM EUROPE

FROM EUROPE.
Yeierday, by The arrival Of capt. knight,
IN s. avs from Liverpool, we were furnilhed
w'th London prints 10 the ON of April. Tho
teveral days later than before received, they
do not contain any articles OF very great mo.
ment.
The hguing Of the De6Ritive Treaty cauled
great rej oicings At Paris, where II was promul,
gated with every mark Of lplendor. The FrR
Contul, when he received the foreign ambaf4-
dor On the 78th March, took location to throw
on his military uniform, and aiIume the Coz
tune q Coashor Of Stats, as an evidence Of his
dIlPohtlon 70 remain ia Gate Of peace.
LordCornwallis and flute arrived in England
from Amlens, on the goth March, amidf M
merous eHPreihons OF rejoicing.
Mr. Arlington has made pIopofals for the
new loan, and has had feveIaI meeting 10 re-
ceve proPofals, He informed thu bidders thar
be fhould want twenty Ave millions at lezR
that is twenty four millions for England, and
one for ireland; but he could not FAY Preclaly
that this would be fuGicient-I. might Be Is
or 2 millions but that the loan might be con-
hderabiy increaled for Ireland, as the Irih
parliament had provided Tor a loan of mill
ions, 70 be funded in Ireland, for making ca
nas and other public works.
Accounts from lndia Rate numerous diau:.
Dances in that country.
The accounts from the Tu kiih Empire are
alarming to the rate Of civil lociety 10 that
country.
Lord Kenyon, 70 long ceebr ated in the Eng.
lith courts Of jullice, died at Ais lodgings in
Bath Eng on the 5th April
MANY Of the Britilh fhiDs az war fitted for
fea previous 10 the fgnng the dehnitive trearY
are now preparing for ddlharge. Of
The Englilh land forces, will Be retained ID fer
vice in Ireland and certain por,ion of them
employed in the formation Of roads, &c. in
different parts Of the cCunuy.
Peace was. proclaimed az the Cape Of Good
Hope On the 18th Dee.
l. is luggefsd that a diGolution Of Parlla-
ment will take place or the termination Of the
preient felton,.
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Dollars, r4,o98 81

Dollars, t4,cqS 81
The reader will now pleafe to recoled that
N go Congrels was n felton, eight months.
and that the Preient Ultimate {excep ing indeed
the lat conjedural item is made for months
only. We perceive then that the amount Of
The ezPences for the prelent FELTON, of 4 mouths
IS z,9oo dollars, rs cents greater than that for
the FELTON, of '98 of eight months.
Coniidering the prelent felton, four and the
other eight month, it will not be much wide
OF the trOth TO take one half the latter FUN and
iet agalnlt the former, by which il will Be feen
that the Preient Houie of Representatives have
expended better than nine thouland nine humid
red and fifty dollars more il proportion than
the Houle of '9S dd-all which, together with
one thouiand one hundred and feventy dollars,
has, as we iball preiently fee, very cleverly
been put into the pocket of Mr.. Duane.
Clerk Beckley. who was ordered 10 fnrnifh
the climate, very oficiou1y and impsrtinently
undertakes to add his own remarks by way Of
accountingfor the terrifying amount Of expendi
ture. The hrit 1--WE items, he fays, are extraordi-
nary demands, and NOT ufually chargeable I'd
the contingent fund Of The Houfe the 75o
additional dollars to the door kee per, IS indeed
an extraordinary item, bat be was a a posd re.
publican 70 let that p2ls. We perceive too
that Mr. Duane, another good republican, and
what is iill greater Recommendation with our
Goa7Oinia" Preidsnt, foreigner, gets out Of
this money -
:. For BIS bill generally, 1000
1sekor Stationary, - 400
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

Mr.. Wagner chief clerk IL The department. of
aate, few days fnce fent bis reGgnation co
Mr.. Maditon, alledging that his decline Of
health, made it neceE4ry for him to retire
Mr.. MadilQn with equal honor 20 himfef and
Mr.. Wagner, declined accepting the reigna.
ton at this time faying that as Mr.. Wagner
had brought on this i'll health from his clofe AT.
tention to the duties Of his Office, he ought not
10 retire until his health was perfectly re}ored-
We are happy TO have it Ia our power to re-
cord this initance Of liberality and polirenefs,
a. the Preient administration, has given "a
few examples Of fuch conduit. When Mr..
Gala'in came into office he found many Of his
own political ientnieuts AS clerks in that de-
Partment who had been appointed at a time
when di-tt-nce il political opinion was not
conf cred a crime. Such has been the auC
trre behaviour IF Mr.. G4llatin, that there IS
ioarcely clerk IN his office that does nog hear
lily detpi(e him. Deli.acy prevents us faying
any thing as % Mr.. Dearborn's conGua towards
his clerks, as it might be ftid We were inter
fering with his faa1ily arrangements.
Aaron III Middleton, Efq. Pea.MaRer At
Woodbury., has been removed from ofice BY the
new Poi Matter General
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:ferred Rock 6.S5L783 60

Dollars 47S7G $3.50 20
During the year 1901, in confequence Of
the ample revenue which had been provided by
former congreHes, the Ireafury was able %
d1charge z,z79,37l GREEN'S OF the principal of
the debt, and during the current year, nnlefs
The prelent administration fhould avail itlelf Of
rhe law which have mention ed, 70 reloaa and
perpetuate the Ouch debt, the treafury viii be
complies 10 difcharge further fun amount
ing at leah to 3,4oo, 600 dollars Of The Princ
pal, and 70 from year TO year TO contiaue DIFF
charging the fame until the whole debt lhall be
extinguiihed. This profPerous iruation Of our
finances is owing to the ikill with which the trea.
fury department was concluded under the for
ner administrations. When the new adminiG
t1ation came into power, they foun1 full trea-
fury and an ample revenue, and they had moth
ing to do ba: to apply the public money to dif
charge the public engagements, What ever
my fears may be relPeaing the consequences
which NUT rel1lt from the mealures of the pref
ent administration, i iincerely hope that we
hall continue to enjoy the fame PROPERTY which
attended Us under the adminiltration Of our for
TDer pref ients.--In expecting this fentiment
cannot be lafpeaed of iniincerity, becaafe am
embarked in common with others in the deilin-
les Of this country, and mutt fufer by our com
inconsistencies and be benefited by the general
PROPERTY.
hope you will execute the liberty which
have taken of addreiling you this letter. 1t has
reiulted from delire Of giving TO my conairu-
ents faithful account of the part which have
taken IN thefe concerns, in which they are 70
deeply inrereited and / have deemed il more
important to do this, in conlequence of having
differed in opinion from all my. colleagues up
on every important meaiure which has been
agirated during the pref.nt ielion 1t would
be indecorous IN me 10 quefion the cotreanefs
Of the n tive. which have governed their con'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24
Bg tie @atI.

PETERSBURG (TirgizaJ MAY :,
Alarms Of conlpiracies amongft the Negroes,
are frequently given. Two have lately been
detected and feveral of the ring leaders are
imprifoned, ard will fuffer death. The dil5o-
iition to revolt is very extenGve and mutt
inevitable produce fomethirg alarming il a
ihort time.
Accounts from Curritick, Rate, that up
wards of forty 6reiocks and bayonets were
found among the negroes ia that place.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24


We recollea he time, when L was laid, that
the B'itilh Treay containei more evils han
ever ifaed from he box Of Pandora that
it ProQrated the liberties Of America at the feet
Of Great Britain ard that il reduced Us again
TO the flavith coalition If Colonia, 10 that
proud and haugh-y nation. We have alto fen
the man who negocjl'ed this treaty THANKFULLY
burnt IN sfh.y, the Government. under Whole
authority IL aGai the fruitful theme of abuf=
for more than G1 yesrs and an oppoii ion to
Il the iureh gnIte % popularity. AL rhefs
things have We fen now mark The change
Invelted with power, ooe Of the a. acts of the
Preient admriltration has been to carry this
Treaty into }lH and complete dfset not BY a mere
mobilization of The words, Bot By fomething
more iubftantial, an appropriation Of tao nil
ions rs hundred and fx,y far ab9pjaad dollars. IF
theie b2Eorabe men were hnceFe IN THEN former
oPPottion to the Bririth Treaty, what has be-
come Of their P4triotilm and conGlency?
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

dua, and confcious of the integrity Of nv
owr, | am wiling % lubmit to the tribunal Of
the public, whether their conduit OF my own,
has been bea calculated to promote the true
intsrefs Of this country.
| am, Sir, RESPECTFULLY, yours,
J. STRATT0N
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

"A meeting ofthe Trulle-s and Ovcrfeers Of Bowdoi1
College, took place Lao week It IS unflerauod hat
the Rev. Mr. MKsAN his accepted the PreGdancy
and that The College viii ~ put Id operation ID The
noah Of October next.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

A pretty decent fun truly it would buy on
an average ten fnug New England farms, we'll
Rocked. But what New England farmer has
done as much, lied as much, fworn as much,
deceived as much for the good Preident. As this
foreign renegade Vsriy I Jay into yop be haiti
bir rezvaTa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

). At leaf one half Of the corieaurai fun
of r7I4, 85i
a. Same fervices done for the Senate, and
Stationary ehimated at (Asye or eI5J sooc
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24
From the Newyork Evening Poa.
oUR sAg1Ne INSTRUMENTATION.


THE following information is from a gen
tleman who was Ptefent when the citeu:nIt ance
took place. jua before Congrels roie, Mr.
Grifrold moved that IA climate for the con
tingent expences of the Houfe of Reprtlenta
tives Of the United States, for the year 1902,
ihoulj be lad before the Hou(e. The econo-
mits were tbunderaruck to refuie would
bring on debate, and expofe thea to The in
putation Of Withholding from the people, in
formation respecting puclc money to comply
would be to expole themlelves to the charge Of
having incurred unneceif4ry expence, Of which
they on all proper occaGons affect 10 feel much
horror. On hearing the motion, they were
every one fiient Randolph TUNED pale as
aihes Bacon's knees fmote together /; and the
counteuance Of Mr.. Giles became frl red and
then livid-
9 Sair gioom'd his dark brow, blood-red his
cheek grew,
"Wild Haih'd the FIRE Frae his red rolling ee',
All was filent as death, until at lar Mr.. Sam
Smith, having once been General, aGumed
courage and muttered out, that they would
vote for the mUtiUnif Is was entered 10 as TO
comprife an Ultimate Of the expenses for 1903.
No mortal can conceive what the expence Of
'oS had 10 do with this motion but il fhows
how readily the majority FIX at leaf one eve
on their dear popularity. Smith had confafed
recollection, that il 90 the contingent expgnces
were mutually high, but Be t0rgot 10 remember
what occaioned il, or preeilely how high thew
we've. Mr.. Grlwold comprehended his drift,
and perceived at once that the noble General
bad only got clear of the mud to tick deeper
in The mre he cloled at once with the propo.
fall Here follow the different climates =
ERimate for tie Contingent Exbencss Of tie Hovk
Of Rtbr5lsnt4tiVeS, Of TIE United Starr, for he
yer 1902 Lollays.
I. An arrearage for stationary due to MIR.
Oiwald, the late Clerk, beyond inc appro-
priaton for 1901, $50
I. Refolutoh of the Houfe of 10th of De-
cember, 70 pay five dci.ars per day to The
dOOrkeepeT, 7so
). Ad Of the a6th January for tae expenses
Of the library, $50
a. Refoution Of The Houfe for a ventIa,or, g
S. Retention Of the Hou.e pay the *
ces Of Mr.. Hunters funeral. IT. 7yo
6. Printing buGnefs. Of The isfTsn to wit:
Mr.. Duane's bill 10 the ut cf April Aooo
Mr.. Smiths do. 800
Mefrs Way y Croff's do, 400
Rapne e Conrad, for binding, folding,
and Pitching papers, 600
Z. Siauonary-Mr. Duane's account to the
1T Of april, Iaoo
8. Newspapers 10 the members 6y order Of
he Houie, 1000
9. Fuel, Candles, iyrup and every other
contingency, 1000
rs1S6
TO- Printing fnee 6Ff April (conj-auraD ia
1900
Stafsasat Of Disbayjfneats for tie HOME ef Repre-
fsafative1 Of tie United Slater, made By fbs Chrk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-24

We hear that the Frigate Contribution which
has been repairing ia this harbor, at a yer y
great expsnce, is to be lent to Brett (ic Frame
for the Purpoie Of being re.coPpered. We can
icareely credit this report, Notwithstanding
what Mr.. Ieferlon has declared; in his ceebra
ted Notes on Virginia, that @ we ought never
" 60 fee our citizens occupied at a work bench,
or twirlng dfaf'; but that in the general
operations Of manufacture, our workshops
" lho1id remain in Europe" B9Q. Gaz
The Committee Of Inveaigaton," in their
report, ioform as, that iuit is pending agaialt
Citizen Randolph, late Secretary of State, for
an unaccounted balance. Had not the citizen
bsen brother demo, we lhould not have had
% enquire what was The amount unac counted
for, but ihould have been plainly told it was
about 10000 dollars ! SHlsm GaS.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
JONES

Has aniihed the Virgiaian edition of the
laws Of the lait fefIion Of Consrefs. Irconl,
hits OF IS foiio Pages, and 500 copies. IA
order 10 ipln out the page, the fubfcriptions Of
the speaker, me vice preident, and preiident
are iprcad at full length. The executivs
council have made Retirement OF Homes
btu; but we do. no, ger know what i, is. Ie
the council had done their duty, they ought to
have ient for MIR. John Dixon, WHO did tb.
work Ter Jones. They fhould have paid the
bill OF MI Dixon, and nothing more. All
r the ret IS, msrf, ro6bt,y Of tbe t45Ae.
When Mr. Davis printed Congrefs laws for
the executive COUNSEL, he was DOT allowed TO
traln out his pages by the l,feiefs addition Of
10 many hgnatares. Mr.. Davis appears q
have been bur moderately paid. Bur then
MT Davis IS not . republican. He is man
OF regular manners. He keeps oniv one wiE:E
and be is 70 great fool, as to be faithful and
aiftttionate hulband Davis never paradcs
III ms kitchen with drawn cu,lalS; nor en-
eouT2ees his jiavss TO revolt aganR the COM
monwcalth. DAVIS pays his iournsynen.
ana there IS nos conifable in town, that could
ever ~ ts.t on 6is s4n. He never iumns
upon saoie, AT four O'Clock in th. morning.
to dance among bowls ana sla1es. Re
PRIMES newspaper, uhich IS, al leaf, IegiiIe.
In hort, Sis, he IS nor the thing. Ef,y<1fgN
tins IN cir nstt.