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Al !Dasfc f47iaa, al TIE Tav-s k@ ~ Mir
PECK, ia Parsi,si. on THURSD n. re- En-
Day ef Tasnny nsst, al tsos.es e'elosk, X. aaiss
63ore j5h al priva'e fak,
THE Lot of Land in Raymaai, No. Il,
IN the teoth range fad Lot hc'ng well kaown Ter
It's exeepeat maj, privilege aad other advAntsse' sow IA
the poifeilon OF Capt Mann-Condtions OF iAle viii be
liberal, With good iseurity.
Alto, at the above time and place, viii
be fod, unels dipoed Of private Gate, thar vaGhc
FARM IN Cape Eisa6sb, formerly owned nv Sssssi m
Fiq deeeaied, and in the Occupation of Me- Joep1
CAsef With good Dwelling Hon'e thsreoa-.L''srai
terms, aud credit Tor part OF parchae money. win psops
fccurity.
Alto, ar private fale, the Lots No. l9
IN esveulh range 10 ADD in twelfth range, All IS ia
thirteenth range, Rs0a5 years credit; With tut
hcent tecarity.
ISAAC PARKER.
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ase entcsTs' aneyby usiforn pra fsc Of Il the rel
s"se au.es oi kind hasbaad, aIltt;cnafe parent
s"a ~ e"'stpa"suprsh and v'r'aous memhe ofiocety
~ aerudee~oes, on tic Ygh Taft Mil, Pay Far ysys,b
caushlsr OF MIR. Peter sarllvar.h AGED az
al N,rhy Armou.h, Milf Lzsrnia Larrg youngcn daugh
ter OF Mr. Richmond Lorng N the ash wear 81 her age
'sr Assessg ise Sttk &s Sers seak tbx. es.ss ssf
sgrsfes sbssAfs,s u f5s stk Of tie seek ssa i IFS
A, o. CIR G gsas sL. ring siai s-b asa e,asr
Sas fsr r-e osevel n 81 FisnI ogs 55s ersgi
air % "a s,saSs"f . tsr f5 Der 4s5 r9f sersy
sfd ts pasatf sss sr ysiir<i BIZ Is, eebs-
sr' Jse d'ti"s sbsrss eas gsos po4s svs Of pst
Hrf7r 70 rec greet Ssar ars TIE .egraveyiEr exf e
haf frang fa an LS 14r 10 5f giags5s fevatii-s "
avr" Vt erssrsHsy lei Ter Af agsssa AL zs5 &
Jssf H ees Ia JJs'ts 1ares cag6iatiss ,steb ~
ensea cay y by vebe bavs 6sl ssfHrs eff rse;o IF ~
f4s4s kiss asf dseyss.
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AUCTIONS.


TO be Sold,
III B-jfaf. is fk esaaty Of Haafs:k, IN MoNDdT
ne ffssat5 Day 81 1lassry asxs, az ssa q zoe chs
Ia ne fertsson,
TWO thirds of a large, handfcme and
eenvensnt HOUSE. three isorir. hig, j" treos. and
two in being part of the real ea4tc OF Wm uan
and Notes Merrill. Bsakfups SNid houf- Is very GOA
vsueny 6lested for merchant, and hastwo eomnodius
nores the lower oof.TenI To be known az The sne
and place Of fate.
Stephen Longfellow, Jun. 66Is':sf.
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!
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and HYMN BOOKS-vlLLAGE HARMONY-and
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mon ute.
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- UNAWAY from the fubfcriber, on
Nv the r4th init Mnistto Boy, 40 indented iervant
Kam,a NOBLE SPENCER Commonly known by the
name of ORRFCKl about IS years of agehad on when
he away, blue Jacket black ilriped velvet over
halls ihoes5 and no hat.--Whocver will apprehena
fsid runaway, aud return him, ihal receive Yen l1G
Reward All perfons are forbid harboarng or ruGug
him. on penalty of the law.
r. Hunnewrll.
Portland Dee. ~, 1904.
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LTKEWISr,

farmers, Houghton's and Maine AL
Observation-Disclosures REGlSTERS-PAPER and
QUlLLs,'g aLa9q s~x,y price, good ss,u
*" Cath and the highef price given
for x dGS.
Portland Dec "a.
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Regitters for 1904.

Jue publia,ed and for fale at the BookAore Of
ISAAC ADAMS, Ne. 6, 5onrs' RoqS,
THE Madachuletts Regifer and United
States Notwithstanding Civil, Eccefaaical Tudi
cia, and Military Lifts in MafachulersAfe Catalogues
of the Officers of the General Govcrneat aud its evera
departments together with great variety of Other inter-
cling articles. D:e }.
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Holm BRUCE, native of Scotland,
having decesfed on board the fchooner Drummcre,
SSsv"a Lilly matter. IN performing voyage from kenne
bee 10 jamaica board of which vctel the fad Bruce
was mariner, and having left fome fma etfct which
main In the tubfrbers hands his heirs legal reprefcn
atves may have them demand, upon producing proper
evidence thereof.
Mark L. Hill.
Crorgsicrrs, De-. "a
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NOTICE.

THE Proprietiors of Union Wharf are
hereby noticed that their annual meeting will be
held az MIR. ] CnApwloks tavern the f,G T.sjlly Of
January next, at 6o'eloek p Nj. when they will al on
the following srtcles-v,z
1. To chote a Moderator.
2. To choofe a Clerk for the enfuing
year. and iueh other officers they a judge neceary
10 manage their affairs.
8. 10 receive accompts and allow the
fame il they fee proper.
4. To lee if the proprietors will vote any
fun or iums Of money be ar fed. RATED and applied
for the pupo of adding the wharf already built and
to deirav any expence tha may attend fd huhnefs
be othe'wsys incurred IN managing the AFFAIRS i'm,
proving the ntere of faid propretors and generally
act on all matters that they all Judge necsry for rhe
interef the concerned
Thomas Beck, Prop'rs CLERK.
Porlard, De- u
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JENKS' PORTLAND GAZETTE.
ms NAIVE ADVERTISER.

HNb MINE NIT tK725aN
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The psice sfthis CazGrrg Iahicrihers ia town who
rssive their papers by the carriers. is TSo Doltasa
anaum-gF EiGant funferihers who have ,heir psrers
ieaed Ensy will ALTO pay dollars, executive OF pat.se
Subscribers in the country, who their p,psrs
at the ofise by poi, will pay DolLAK $50 fisrr
czsrs, executive OF polase.
PUBLISHED BY
fLEZER n. JENKS,
Nc. :, F,sg srStHr -seRILANns
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WE the iublcrlbers, being appointed
by the Hon VIM. Gorhaai, ETC Julgs OF Probate
for the county of Cumberland and examine the
claims OF the creeiscrs the eaate of T0NfYHAN
MALI, late of Pa,, deceaied, repreleucd n:bven--do
hereby give notice. that III months allowed 10 ad cred
ors 70 bring in and prove their claims ans thar We ha
attend that Eervice the hou OF Tsob n EsH ~ Ps,
the lal Tueiday in this and the four follow ng months
and on the hri 1uefday of april
DAVID DURELL CauwsG
WILLIAM SroWELL, faai
rAeis, nov. =
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HL lublcrlbers hereby give public no
tice to all concerned, that they have been duty ap.
pointed and have taken upon theeves the ttu1 Of I'D
miniitrators the efate of
WILLIAM ROGERS, late Of Portland,
in the county of Cumberla coppermith deceafsd. hv
giving bond the law dreGts-rhey therefore requel
all Pertons indebted to faid deceaeds enate, to make
immediate payments aud thofc Who have any desnAlas
thereon, to exhibit the fame tor fctcment TO
KATY ROGERS,
BURDlCK BERRY.
Mr. II, 49,
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TO be Sold, by order of Court,
ISAAC PARKER.

TO be Sold, by order of Court,
On fb. Esuea.b day Of January nsxf al siae or!ocf
4 NJ. at Pa5hc A4l7i0u, on tbs p,seif5,
THAT valuable FARM in Parloa5felI
formerly oecuped by DANIEL T,LroN, E(q eonlaias
of Two Hundred and Fifty Acres ntuety q ~hich
under good Improvement well wsscred win about
hundred young Apple frees the ianfe Accommodated
with moving poughiag add paturins tarty tx miles
from Portland, aud the road from Cocs thas
place.
ALTO, fundfy articles; fuch as Cattle,
Sheep, Swine, Hay Grain and Corn. with HaiblndFs
Uteufls aud Houiehold Fufnitore.
Conditions OF fate 10 be made known
at the time and place aorefaid
JONA. HALE, .43simfyator
Pa5fsayfsA De-. a. 1895. o. ts r fqs's Ea4te.
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Martins Law Of Nations.
Park on lnfurance.
Burns ON do.
Kid on Bills of Exchange.
Powell on Contracts .
Sullivan on Land Titles
Every man his own Lawyer.
Efpenahe's niG prius.
Bcawc's Lex Mrrcatoria.
Bisckitene's Commentaric RIGS.
with CEriitian's Notes.
Attorneys wade mecum.
Law of Baiiments.
Precedents of Declarations.
Juitices Ahittahs.
Town Officer.
Clerks Magazine,
A1aGachufctts Laws.
Newhampfhire do.
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Pc thier on oh ieations and
contracts.
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DRAFTED writer ON Infur ance,
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by frsatV' on Cozfragr. rrites
fts usf PrsftEaf i,,syning, zyjiB
ste parqf morals, and ,4eyf cam
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administrators Gomus.Gonrrs Esfiess'
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public no
t,ce all concerned, thar he has hcen duly appoin-
ed and has taken upon hmle the uf OF executor az
the IAN will and eetsment of EDVkRD kkTTlF, late
of P<r in the county of Cumberland seoInAn oeceas
10y proving the will and by giving hoAd q. the faS d.
retts tie therefore requ.s ali pcron WHO are iasbt.d
TO fad dcce4rds etate. r. make Immediate raymeR.
and thoie WAC have any demands ,hereoa. exhibit thu
Zane for fettiement, to AsIJAH HAIL.
De "a. 3d..
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Portland, Dee. ~, 1909.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-24
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2.

A report was in circulation, on the au-
thority. it is faid Of French gentleman
lately arrived in this city, that large
feet Of French men of war, with num-
Der of workmen and labourers on beard,
are on their wav TO the river ST. MaFy's
to Gu, timer for building alips, TO form a
dock yard or the Florids bank of that r.
YER. lis added, thalGfofsisie two Floridas
have been ceded by Spain to Fsance, and
tha. the cefior took place at the fame
with that of LouiGaana. We are getting
into warm Gtuation. With fuch a
neighbour IS France On cur wel}ern and
on oar [outhern boundaries. are not our
Proipeas ofpeace and (ecnrity doubtful !?
What is cur preGdent doing ? Is Eng
land blind Or has fate itfelf entered
the lifts on the fde of France againf the
world
From the fame quarter we underRand, that
tran(ports laden with refractory negroes
FROG, St. Domingo, are 10 come TO Ame-
RIGA and land their contents On the river
St. Mays.
(Courier.
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BALTIMORE, February IL.

Arrived laR night, the Engliih brig
Venus, captain Tupper, from halifax.
Arrived this morning., the French brig
Courier, Rcidtz, from St. Ube'. Left,
lhip Atlanta, Tucker, of and for this
lort, loading, Spoke nothing.
Alto, brig Wilmington, Davis, from
Bottom.
Alto, fchooner Dorchefer, Hamilton,
from Kingfon (Jam.) Left fchooner
Roby, Martin, of this port for New
Orleans. The SomeIfet, Brown, failed
feven DAYS before the Dorchefer, for one
of ,he'Salt Hands.
ALTO. fnow George, Sprigg, 40 day 5
from Aneerdam, and 8 from land 10
land Sailed in company with Orlando,
Msrchask, of s. for N. York hip Ler-
ia, Douglas, OF and for Baltimore Char
lotte, Warner, OF Providence, (R. IL fer
Charleiton, Henry, Smith, of Salem, for
Rochefort; brig Mary, Of and for N. Y.
fchr. Indafry, Brown, of Bottom, tor the
coat of Guinea parted from the Louis,
eff Portland Bill.
January 9Th, ipoke hip Carliile, Glib
fop, in fhort pailage from Baltimore,
going into the Texel as we came cnt.
7,h, Of Beachy Head law fhig, which
we took TO be the Anthony Mangia, o!
shis port, bound TO London.
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ARRET.
Head Quarters, Cape Esancoii,

4
Niv0se Sfb, IIfb year.
The Captain General DEGREES as follows {:
Article RI. 1t fhall be lawful 10 i'm
port into the Colony Of St. Dominique,
at the Cape, Port Republican and Santo
Domingo, free OF Duty, the following ar
ticles
Gold and Silver foreign coins,
Gold and Silver in Bullion,
Copper in Sheets,
Brown and Glazed Sugars,
Coffee, Cotton, Cochineal, Indigo, CO.
Goa, SarlaparilIa,
Peruvian Bark, Tortoile fhell, Raw
Hides,
Oxen, Cows, Mules, Sheep, Stations
and Breeding Mares,
Lignum Vita, dying and Cabinet ma
kcrs Wood,
Article I'd. The preient arrett hall
be in force at The above mentioned ports
Immediately after its publication.
TIE Colonial P1efea of the wei}ern
part of the Colony is charged with thecx-
ecusionof this arret.
Signed,
Din. ROcHAMBEAU,
General in chief and Captain General.
A true copy.
H. DURE,
Colonial Prefe6f.
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o,,e Of the law. We mua, therefore,
so,er that the merchants are wiling to
Lave 10 US the decihon whether II NAL
81 nlall nor be repealed.
ssau,d the houie contrary TO his heres,
,.,eTIpine nsr to repeal the law, he was
1 ,.,s. AIRED 10 offer amendments, one OF wlieh
would be, that no pefion declared ozark
,..m fllould be init ed his communion
d .or twelye moths thereafter. Mr.. New
coo concluded By calling for the yeas a''d
- Mr.. lsroum hoped the motion would
nrsyaiI. Gentlemen wouli ieco!ieet
Lar al .he ben fgs CO. {; I'd by the
h.akrupt fygen on the cSmner.ial wetld
were Is many injuries inflicted on the
other parts Of the community. Whether
me law were r5p>al' d or not, there YVES
no doubt that there ought TO be amend
\ men $ TO il.
MIR. Haa;ngs was againa the poaPon-
msut. He doubted whether maJ.rny
If the INGREDIENTS were in favor Of this
law He believed 10 clafs of oar citizens
we're more attentive 10 their inteFeitS then
he merchants. he believed they con
6de,el ,hemf Ives injured by this law,
and therefore, they did not come forward
With petitions agaiof repeal. he be-
l;eved there had never been law which
had produced more iniquity and fraud, and
he knew Of no bnGneis before the Houie
more Important then repeal or amend
ment of it.
Mr.. Grifwold was in favor of pott-
ponment which would lay aide the qud
tions OF repeal, and clear the way ter a.
, mendments.
MIR. Thatcher faid the people were not
il the habit of coming forward and>dic-
tating to Congreis. Their iilence, there
fore, on this occaiion, was no argument ct
their difference. He believed the bank
rupt law required amendments, which
would be made in cafe the quefion OF re-
peal were laid aide, for the fair difeofll
on of which there was no time. He there
fore hoped the molten to pofPone would
prevail.
The queaion, on the pofPonment, was
then taken, by Yeas and Nays and loft
by the caR ng vote of the Speaker, the
Houle being equally divided, Yeas, SO,
Nays, 90, as. follow.
Y E A S.
MeRrs. Alton, Bayard, Boude, Butler,
Campbell, Claiborne, Condit, Dana,
Early, Elmer, Euais, Fofer, Fowler,
Goddard, Grilwold, Grove, Hanna, D.
Heifer, Helms, HemphilI, Hendeffon,
Hill, Huger, Lowndes, Mitchell, I. Nor
ris, Mott, Nicholfon, Read, Rutledge,
|. Smith, N. York, S. Smith, Southland,
Stanley, TeDny, Thatcher, Van Court
landt, Van Renielaer, L. Williams
SO.
N AYS.
Meiirs. Archer. Bacon, Brown, Ca
bell, Clay, Clopton, Cuts, Davenport,
Dawfon, Dicklon, Elmendorf, Gray,
Gregg, Haaings, J. iIeiaer, Hoge, Hol-
laud, Holmes, Leib, Nation, NERVE
Their, New, Newton, jun. Randolph, jun.
Smile, C. Smith, loGah Smith, Stsn-
ford, Stanton, Stewart, 1aliaferro, jun.
Thomas, A. Trigs, J. Trigg, Varnum,
Van AoroA p Williams Winp. WINS.
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CoNGR
OF THE UNI,
HOUSE OF REpREst
Saturday, fe6ruA

Saturday, fe6ruA
A bill was read approy
dollars for the working OF ,h>
on the Wabafh rivers.
Referred to committee of
hoafe on Monday.
Mr.. Hoge prefenfed appetite. --s
number of inhabitanfa of Pennfyl
fpctting the obfrused navigation d..
Mididippi.
Referred to committee of the whole
on the fate Of the union.
MIR. Nicholfon reported bill for regu-
lating the grants of land, and pro,Id-
ing for the dilpofal of lands fouth of Ten
fee.
Referred to committee Of the whole
on 'i'ueiday nexr.
Mi. Nicholion alto reported bill
for fettling fun1ry claims 10 the pub
lie lands Of the United States lou,h of
TenneAee.
Referred to committee of the whole
on Tuelday next.
Mr.. Nicholfon, chairman Of the com
mlttce Who reported the above bills, fat
ed that The claimants of the lands of the
United States, lying fouth of Tennenee,
bad applied to the committee to be heard
before them BY Council. The commit
tee, being of opinion thar time would be
gained by hearing the council before the
houfe, labmitted refoIution that counted
hould be heard at the bar OF the houie on
Tuefday.
On taking up the refolution, debate
enfued. MefIrs. Nicholfon, Bayard, Ba-
con, Grifwold, and R. Williams, iupport-
ed, and Mr.. Randolph oppoled taking ie
into confederation when it was carried
without a diyifion.
The refolution offered by Mr.. Nichol-
fon, then paGed. Ayes A..
After difcuiIion the bill making an ap-
propriation for the Navy for the year
1903 in committee OF the whole, it was
ordered to be engroGed for third read
ing "a Monday.
The bill concerning the infuring OF
buildings, goods and furniture in the
county of Alexandria, in the territory of
Colombia, was ordered 10 third read.
ing on Monday.
Mr.. Leib call for the bill to amend TIC
naturalization att on which the hou(e
went into committee Of the whole. Mr..
Varnun in the chair.
The bill exempts thoie aliens who
came into the United States betw cen June
1898 and April I8oc from the ooligati-
on declaring their intention TO become
citizens.
Mr.. Bayard fpoSe agaioa and Mr.. S.
Smith in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Goddard being adverie to the bill
moved that the committee hould rife. in
order to diGnfs them from any further
confederation of it.
This motion was fupported by Mea'rs.
Bayard and Thatcher, and oppofed by
Meilfs. S. Smith, Leib, and Smile, and
was loG, Ayes 80, Noes r..
When the Committee reported the bill,
and the Houfe ordered it to third rea-
ding on Monday.
(Amare particular defaI If Proceedings
bereatier.
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left az A.nserdam January "a.

f.@ff az A-aSerdam JANUARY ~
The fliP Traveller, Biilups, Of salti-
mere, from Porto Cayeiio; Oliver, lis
worth., New York, from Batavia, i55
DAYS psGage, and fome os'lcfs names NOT
-recoilet}ed.
The following American veeels were
chartered BY the Da'ch to take troops
OUT to Loc.haaa, and were on the eve OF
departure
SHIPS Lsxinet r, Smith, Of Baltimore !;
Providence, lay Tor, Philadelphia Anne
rica, lealer, Go. Columbia, Dixon, DO.
49,. Marihall, DO.
Captain Gardner formerly Of the Paul
siemen, Of this Port, fold) came pailengeT
In the George.
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aIscanorta aODerttsar.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a.

Mr. Snozyden-For the fake of truth
and information Of the public, you will
pleafe to fate that the Rifles were nat at the
Preibyterian Church on Tueiday laf, as
aiiefted in the Expolltor.
MUSKET.
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED,
Ship George and Mary, Layton, Newport
Sch'r Dolphin, SPen er, do.
Commerce, Mann, Baltimore
Polly and Sally, Keith, do.
Sloop Mary, Trefelhein, Portfmoush, IN.
Hampihife
CLEARED,
Brig Eleanor, Roberts, Barbados
Evelina, Cfoudhill, Jamaica
Sch'r Harriet, Bell, Portimouth
Lark, Silver, Salem
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Notice.

aF On account Of the bad
weather, the iale Of pRIN t S,
&c. which was to take place this
day, at Mrs. ATKINS Prince
ftreet, is POSTPONED until
Tomorrow at 8 o'clock, if tair
if not the next fair day.
P. G. -MARSifLLER.
Feb. "a.
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Ditch Price Current.

Fysm The" Meytban5" an EngA@ Paper
tHblNed at Rofterdom, aad pedtr1
houded rs BY CAPT. Spyigg, IT f6e Jnor'
Gorge.
Afhes, Amer. pearl, So a S. guild. P. c.
Coffee, Java, l.aIaz fivefs per 10.
Mocha, arg no.
w. /. fine, III I544 90.
coed, III 49, do.
midIing, IL III do.
ordin'y, III III do.
Cotton, Geor. "a rs greats per 10.
Fufic, 81 gaiIders per c.
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tizeas Of the United States aad the fub.
jets Of the king Of Spain. Ii faPpoted
at Washington that the pteiident Of the
United States is preparing reiolution TO
that eRea, and that rs foon as it is fnilh
Cd i Will be laid before the houie OF re-
preieafaliveS with clo!ed doors By tatber
Ran OH. It is generally believed that
the democrats experience daily increate
of their tetfsa Confidence in theeaecutive,
and are mere and more determined to wait
the ifiue OF inch metfures as my or may
not, have been adopted by that depart
meaf for vm9ieatmg TIE iaja,ies OF the
United States, and tor promoting the har-
mony OF focial intercourfe with our Spa
NTH neighbours and friends.
(Gas. q. ST.
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An0iber bit of PAPER far PysEasnt JET

An0i5er bit Of bAPfr TOR PF..EaFNF J.1-
te,/on and his 7rsfew friends.
1t is reported that the ce6ion OF Loui-
Gana to France is all diplomatic fraud,
and therefore initielf void We hear that
L. Bonaparte read one treaty 10 the SPa-
Nth King, and prefented another for his
signature, and obtained il accordingly.
ibid.