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Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
FOR TIE GaZETTE.
-HtzenJ On Marie /!

Cl57ea5 or Marie
10 difcouragc ne free citizens Of tbs
Commonwealth 10 far as the Eaitern Argus Cir
culates from voting for the amiable and faith
ful Govesnour SvR6NG, its pubhiher Las intro
cuced into his !af paper, piece taken frQR tie
WaiPole, NH. Cblery2tcry wherein the writer
axis what purpote would be your tillinE the
" ground, and rafting the production Of the
earth, if fb,er quarters matt be taken from
g You 40 rents, fyfbe5 agd t4aer and so TO luP-
" port let Of idle droucs ?" &c and /" by
neglect & politics, will you carelelsIy iu7er
" your 4r5caase tread to be changed into oat-
6 meal" Sc
Now why are thele quehions aGse d, but TO
impress upon the minds of The people q falle
l5iea Of Fedora politjck, VIII th0G3 at4s y:
effected bT an adherence to the principles of the
4 al5HGtsH admiuiitration cr u il NOT more
likely they will follow from the file economy
ot the .fFrEA Administration the prcicpr in-
created iAIanes of aIl the high officers ~ gov
ernment, and the Tax Of hfteen milli,ns of dol
lars with the intcrcf of it, (niue hundred oh ~
and dollars Year, which the people nuE
loon N taxed for, aad Of which cOnGdcf4blc
part mutt be taken from the % mouth OF labor"
such are the arts, fuch tie fophi.lry, the
democratic writers make ulc Of 70 deceive
you.
AtteHa ten p " Paliirt ir-Turu out and
vote tor STRONG. he wall never deceive
nor njure you His mind IS well dis9oled, and
ms Yaiee will 50 farthur to prrrorve your rights
and keep you from opp,eiI;on than the eyes #
q me pens Of Sullivan, Auitin, Lincoln,
Randolph, 6c. &c. or the clamorous tongues
q thoo1and other democrats.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

MIR ENKs.
IN nothing are, the Jacobins in dis DifnGt
more fuccefsful than in turning out every vot-
or of their party at every ele6Eion. We know
that men are more arcnuousf il bad caufe
than coed one, for they are TOO apr 10 fay
the good caufc viii take care Of itlelf. This
was never more obierveable, than at the impor-
tant trial l4R November, when in the popuIous
towns of NorthyarmouJh, Gorham and Wind
ham, in our neighbsrhood, Of whole inhabitants
very honorable majority are Federal repu6i-
cans, hardly one third of the Inhabitants were
siiembled vet almoA every one, who gers his
political inaruction in dram fhop was ready OF
the ground to pay for his drink by hrs luf.
frage.
This, we hope, will not occur on the fri
Monday of April. On that day, fellow citi-
zcns Of Maine, you are to decide, whether you
viii continue under an administration Of an
upright Governour, and long tried Senators,
governing BY wholelome laws, protecting your
property, your Pehons, and liberties, OF give
power TO thole, who have always Ieened 70 gree
dy Of It, that we may well conclude, they
would abuie it Do you feel inreretted c.
nough in defence of your PcdtlLons 70 attend
town meeting and continue your prelent rul-
ers? trut you do, and that you will ditplay
your patriotilm Oh that day,
Depend on this, fellow citizens, there never
was greater need # your exertions. You are
threatened with revolution in every thing. You
have iuif ieen the-infamous condua of iome fu-
rious democrats in Congrels in acculing an
upright Judge Of the higehlt court Of the nation,
Whole forty years Of honorable Pubic fervice on
Iy excited their hatred the more. Rrt you
have feen that his trial, which mutt nave cot
the United States a, leaf thirty thouiand Dol
lars, has relulted in an acquitted even by his
enemies. AL the expenie Of this greas man
he h.a4.elf Quit detTay.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
SENATOR'S FOR YORK.

CONt5is f5ssf 7gf bacsrereireri lstfral oo'S'na-
sicafion5 IL l.,ne ~ trvor IF Capt. Leland, an4
Dir. Holmes, an4 abfra IN ta2or 81 Opt Lei
and, and Air. Emery But nc ire te@er0'yf5
ID nj appear p ~, r1sob iateTsf s1t5s e-efot
Of Senator's II 10 imp ye tr 70 dsterHrine qo5c1
Of TIE later lbarct7.rg zriH ts jaPportsa IRE
aeujoy,afl, b5zveUer, lat1oayJ united arr defsF'-
mind 10 raa far MlRT5 WooIman end $40
rer. 7te clara Y # TIE l0-ts' msaf-. I'7f'f
tt9n TIE h15lq4taf arfi14e. 7bs dt1!5tTaf5 ar
LIT 10 exBaia for homlfeus5 7vty fby haze az
L:5tsa tb4v tIsnd Bartleft, qrbo q0a5 10 |af@J
thar idsl
MR. jerks,
A CORRESPONDENT feeling the name OF
77f3b Sfoyey efq. Of Kenpebunk, on the noml-
nation liR of Senators for the York county, IN
late Argus, {ubmts TO the public the following
enquiries:
DO Mr. Sl6rsr's very diRinguiihcd revolution.
airy fcrvces, CT does lis undaunred courage IN
the monlenrof imaginary danger, he being wei
known by the name OF the knight of the valiant
cUuntcnaacr, enrtle him to the oihee of Seha-
tor 7
Does hrs humanity raife him to tht conf
dence Of MS fellow citizens and was philan
thropv the ruling PATTON of his b9iom, when
with the iron arm of the law he wrelted frsn
the mouth Of hunger, the bread it had earned !,
and al one blow deprived Tutoring and Pecu
Iiarly unfortunate family Of its only mean6 OF
fub6hance
H. the noble fcicnce ofIegilati6n IS he not
a novice, and totally ignorant of the true prin-
cipes or which il is founded ? In politics has
ne ever extended his ideas beyond the muddy
pages of Old South or the blackrned columns Of
the Chronicle or Argus
Does his owning the moietyof Tract of un-
improved pitch pine land, The fee Of which il
is laid is ftiII in the originafpoHe1ors Of the foil
entitIe him TO the apPellation of farmer
Does his being federaiit Under the Wah-
iugton and Adams administration, aud being a.
mong the hrt~ TO decorate hlmielf with the fed
eral cockade efablith his right TO democratic
confidence
Did he not Short tine previous to the cleo
tion-of the Preient Chief Magiarate, when com,
manded by certain greet general deftrt his cell
ers and jein the democratic fandard y
Does he mol cry our cd tary againh every boy
in the hreet who happens to offend him
Is he not dcftituse of talents and ofintcgrity'
Is he not ettabHfang printing Office for the
purpofe Of promoting his own eleaion and j;
ne rot holding midnight caucufes in various part!
Of his county to promote the fame end
Thefe are queries to which the writer folicit,
ferrous anrwers after which he will again pto
pole Others when candid public may Judge o.
MIR Storer's qualifications as legiDq;or
Sac, h7arcb, 1905. AN HECTOR.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

Should charge Be eHeaedin tie govern
ment of this ftatc,we faall ice the airr violence
The rulers.of the Taft FIVE years vii pc paniheo
Of for their boneqy. Already the Chiei Juitlc'
this Commonwealth the grey headed and th5
uprigh, DAHA threatened with aDimPeachmenti
and 10 bold arc the Iacobins, thar this iAIe@'
is not confined TO private coDVeriation II has
even found It's way lntO Tie public papers
Ia defence OF yoar coRitituuon and laws
inhonor to your mot beloved rulers, 40 ieiPec'
to your own con6ltcncy, Turn on, telio" CIT
zrns, on the frit Monday Of April
CUMBERLAND.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
CALEB STRONG,
FOR C9TERN02,
EDWARD TT. ROBBINS,
LIEUT. G5YERN0R.
Senator's FOR cy+.BERLAND coUNTr.
ne Hon. IOHN CUSHING-ANp

ne AlOH lOtiAN - ODAAAANN| mi
WOODBURY. SrORE2, EsQ,Rs
VIII receive the flpPort Of all who do not
bindlYpcrieverc in the wicked plan of Revolu-
tioning The t}atc. The advocates of party iprT-
il, and the cncraies the contribution, oppofr to
thele well known and tried characters, Mefrs.
Daniel nlcy, and Haac Parlons etqr's. OF the
private Characters Of thefe gant.emen we have
is high an opinion as many Of their political
Importers But to their public characters
we are decidedly oppoied-inafmuch as they are
enemies 70 the Conititution, ard adyovstes for
tlsofe useaFarrs which produced all the horrors
of a French revolution, and finally led Bona
partc to a throne-aBd inalmuch as they oppofe
The preient happy fate. government, with
out explaining to the people any acknowledging
Of complaint aeainf it Citizens Of Cgnber-
land The former are the uniform Importers
Of yuur Contribution. laws add squat righrs, and
have lerved yop with fidelity Will you then de-
lert them to- run after others who are working
to effect revolution, which, If efFeded, viii
terminate like that Of France : Judge for youT-
lcyes, and act like real freemcn.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

There will be no divifion Of the federalil}s, in
their preicnt well RED Senators, the
Hon. DAVID COBB, and
MARK u. HILL, EsQRs.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
~ EENEEBHC C0IINTY.

Col NATHANIEL FAIRBANKS, Of Tin
tlyob, is nominated for Senator, as man whip
will unite the rapport Of all moderate and con-
Gdtgate moR.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

Tbc Inhabitants Of Portland, who with to
,-.Ierre things IS they are, y iHattend tie meet
mo THIS DAY, Tor the choice q Town Ofic1rs,.
LEA tbofe who are buly in the work OF rcyou-
zion Ihould zeal 2 r7are5 uPoa Them.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

Tbofe citizens who have come Of are f0ce
the laif election, y who haze othcrwile becomes
qualified to vote for Gorernoar, SC. arc remih-
ded that they nuft call a Mr. Fresmaa's Office.
IL leafon, and haze thlis names entered upon
the liff of votes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30

does this gise the power 70 transfer i!s ex-
esc;sc to a foreign jurisdiction?
This dis'r' q has been completely s~ve'.
ed from Maryland and Virginia: and has
beer ereStcd into two couoties ry the
name Of Fashing;on and Alexandria. and
forms, at this time, no more a part:of the
territorial limits OF Maryland and Virginia,
than of New Hampshire or Georgia; and
you may by the same authority that you
propose To rc-anpex them to these states,
unite them to Delaware or Jersey, and put
the people, many Of whom never we're ci-
tizens of waryland & Virginia, nndcf the
jurisdiction of the emperor OF Hsyti.
"Cosgress shall have The pawcr to ex-
ercise exclusive Legislation" S<c.---x hat
congress! Is it the congress Of Iso4-s
or 1890 or 1850 iii indeed tie union so
long endure. Surely, sir, We csn exercise
no power which our successors may not
also exercise co an objsci declared by the
constitution TO be a snbjsG Ct legislation
f,r congress ard If ov 81 euld give Up the
exercise oftbe jisisiistion Tor the present
and repeal the act of assumplion, your sue
cessors may repeal the refceling act ard
resume the jurisdiction. O,hsrwise YOU.
may deprive your successors of all the
ipowers Of legislation. In the scfsion in
which the power of exercising exclusive
Legislation Is gwen, is also Contained. a.
nsngst other powers Therein enume,:..el.
the power "to coin money aud Regulate
the value thereof" Sc.--"the power of
| making unIorm svstem Of bais1ru ptcY,'
&c These powers congress NAV cxer-
else or not; but Can they vest in Nary
land aud Virginia or any other state Ire
power of Regulating Coz the union on these
subjects and thereby deprive their succcs-
sors of he exercise OF these powers,
should they hereafter deem .,edvisa,ie TO
resume them! No Sir. Neither can VIZ
by any ael Of oars (nor can il be done IN
any way but by an amendment Of the corr
stituifnn) d'yest our successors OF an u.i-
mate controui owe: this territory ard of
The right of resuning inrisdie,on over Il,
which you in vain attempt TO give away.
I 70 be continurd.j
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30
Tsle.s,an. Joansru %.

Mr. Richards reported from the COM
,rittee of enrolment. that he had pfesen-
I'd to the President tn. bill which oriGna.-
e. in this house, for The relief OF Char.
ioHe isazep,
The petition Of Alexander Sirnonton,
p' ayirg relief in consideration Of WOUNDS,
&c. received during our revolutionary
~Ss,
Ard sro'her from John Coffee, to the
Ike eaccf, ver- read, ard both referred
10 he conritfee Of claims.
Tia bill for the support Of tho military
esF}biistmtnt Tor 1905, was read thiid
timc ard pssed.
The b,!! anhcrising the postmaster G.
neral 10 make for her allowance for car
fyinr the ms'ifrcrn Fayetteville 20 Chsrl.s-
tor, Na- resd atard time and pa~ed.
NJ Nicholson fepof.ed from the com-
n,j,iee eppoinlcd for Tie purpose, Dill
lgies H., rai1e If rr'or@ allowed to,he
ciUrers ia The army &c the United S,aes.
/, Nis read twice, and referred to COM
mittee Of .he wIoie Tor tomorrow.
Mr. Hhra's (of T-rres.ee) no,ico, re-
iasiVe ~ tie ran Ter of troops and off,
49, hHl ti~lF WCotitNIpb1 WIS tohcA w
aud agreed 10.
Mr. Bsns, rom tie committee ~ claims,
fepov'ed AGAINST TIE PRAYER of.h, petition
o! RinaiAD Johnson, and arathe, ,epcrs
ia favor Of tie Pe,i.ian Of Alexander
Scott
Also, cn The petition Of Hannah IIobby,
tha' she have leave 10 wnadsaw her pe.i-
tioi.
s'r Crowninshicid, Iron, the committee
OF commerce and mannfaciures. repotte,I
On The rattiop of Oliver Evans, g phils.
delphia, niiiwfir't.
NJ Crowniushield presented from The
committee 81 commerce AID n,anols,-
thres. bill Tor alierine the aet Tor the
promoton &c pscl'i arts. II wss reed
twice, aad reFeusi 10 the CON ,rittee o
The vhcie On The report in the Gaze CT D
liver EYans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30
wALpoLE. ". ~ January .ls.

A file OF letters HIS been handed MS by
gert'eman 'especlabili,y inihis state,
written in Urrer Canada inthe begin
nire of the year 500, and sddressetlto
him, ,s u person OF extensive ,informa-
ton and good character. originally from
the states, bu, then residing lhere ii, an
honorable calling they are part OF a
private cor, dependence, not designed by
tie writer for the pubic eye. We
shall publish few extracts, which We
conceive will atfurd qualification 10 the
republican, ard may inform others of
sorre things hich they have not sufii-
cicntly realized.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30

Icfoniify, Janun-y I'll.
Mr. Dim presented the petition Of Abb
gail Brush, widow of col. Brush, deceased
pesyiag TO he released from the deman
oil 1000 dollars, which the United Stale
bad against the estate. IN his quality of co
leetor Of the land tax.--Reierred to IN
COMMITTEES of claims.
A message was received from the pre-
sident ofthe United States, informing tina
he had approved and signed the act auiho
rising the erection Of a dam or causeway
from Mason, island 10 the western shore
OF thc river Potomac.
Mr. Rsp,. from the committee OF claims,
reno,i..d hi, for the relief of capt. Alex
.n3er Murray. which was read twice, and
referred 10 committee Tor 10 morrow.
eir F,ndlsg presented memorial or
behaIe OF The people called Quakers, re
oucs,iag congress to pass law reIa'iss
70 ;he i:aee-tstiop of blacks into the Uui..
cd Stn,es. Referred TO the committee e.
poiD,ed en- that, part OF the presidents
,ncs.ag- relating TO the ameliora'ion OF
Ire government OF Ike Inhabitants Q, Lou
isHus-
sfr Cutler presented she petition ct Ed
ward Tappan arL others, OF Nevburyport,
Niassachns Us praYirs TO be Flowed
drawback on oertsia goods shippid to New
Drie.Ds. Referred % she committee OF
Commerce and manufactures.
Ais Conrad presented g petiii.n from a
number ol,.,hSSiaals 10 Montgomery and
LapSasier rounties, tPenn.) prwing the
establishments Of . new post road between
lSpfrislowa srl Lancaster. Reeried TO
lie commuace on pozt oiiices and post
ro-ds.
the Bill for ex,inguishing certain debts
due ty the United States, being on ITS
,hiti ceading,w moiion of Mr. Eppes,
yccommt,-d 10 committee Of the whole.
I,i= hpnse divided or the mption---5o
in he Affirmative, and 81 in the negative.
SO i was carried.
Nc Nicholson moved TO make it The
oYder OF ,h. day FOR the fourth Of March
next,
TAe hoes. divided-ss for it, and As a.
g,iasti Il.
Il was then made the order of the day
for tn morrow.
lAt HOUSE. Tts't'tb 'tcSlsA tfltO a tDstiN
niriee OF The whole sgr.eally to the or
der Of tie dsy,on he bill auiho:isirg The
post master general to allow an additional
sum Of 400 dollars for carrying the mail
ilom Fay el,eyi,,s 10 Charleston, South Ca.
Iolina.
TIC Gregg in The chair.
nc crsa,in,itcs, alter some time srent
IL cons,dering TIE same, rose and relort.
Ell Rte bill, with AN amendment, which
was adopted by the house, and the BIZ
ordered TO be eng,os Sod TO, ihisd r.Adin,
tomorrow.
Mr. CrowninshieId reported from ,ht
oomritfsc Of commerce. and nanufsc
lures against the petition Of The sugar re
fncrs, for ~ allowance Of drawback up
on cxportatiou equal 20 the duIic. collect
ed o. raw sugars.
Mr. }. Randolph called for Gle orier 0
the day on The Si1 mixing an appropriation
fr the military establishment Of the Unil
Ell S,ats..
General Varnm in Tie chair.
Alter some ire spent in filing TIE
Hanks, The committee rose end reported
The bill. with am,ndneHis, which being
adopted ~ Tie hoss-, the bin Gas order
ed 90 be ensrossed Tor a ,hird readlng to-
morrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30

MI CrowninsSield reported ON The PEE
itian crlhe Typographical Society OF Phi
iiadeipllia--
Resolved, That they have leave To with
draw their archaeological
A me morisl was reseaicd 10 the house
from the delegates appointed by various
.eclions Of iha district OF coiumbIa---He-
ferrM to Messrs. Nicholson, Ihomp:on'
Platter, Lewis and Lucas--aDd The me mo-
rial and accompanying documents ORDER
I'd tc be pristed-
Tie report of the committee on Or.
Leibs motion for max ny an allowance
to fish the south side of the arsenal. At
Ph,IadeIphia, was referred 20 committee
OF THE whole.
Mr Gregg in the chair.
After some time spent in considering
the same, the committee rose and repor-
led their agreement, which being concur
red in by the house, it was ordered that
he commiltee bring in bill conformably
thereto.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30
Erfracf Of a lefiar from tther Canada,
DARED Jnn,sor,, & 1900

dated January s, 1902.
81 get large ,umhcr Of q anefs OF, both
sides of the question perce,ve.no man
IS mere abused, ard more less deserving OF
abuse, than Mr. u sersnn. Our psep,e
here hive hated him, because he IS i,.,t
partial IN England: hu, they allow ne Is
man better for h.. country than wss Mr..
Adams. And ever since the, have seen
hewasnot for war AGAINST us,ttey sav tbey
are disappointed, ard esteem hnt Ter lis
prudence and attachment 10 his country.
MIS- bvst message was much admired: his
message a, tie opening of The pgesenr
session has gained him eternal homer
with Al! honesi mon. have heard ma.
ny % our politicians sneak on the suhiect
Of his copduSi within Few DAYS. ti,as
they believe npw he mas saved them from
var, and Las and .cW do Rove rood
than all who have gone before him.--
Ibsy begin 10 see that al! the spife and
malice Of fedefdIists at man better
thir themselves: they see that he is i'm
earnest for economy. His last proposi,i-
ons respecting the revenue, think mist
KNOCK ~ the head every gfumbler; and
The blind part OF New-England must be
more s,urid Than stones. not To see that
he is the best man that ever FLIED tae chair
and more obstinate than mules, not In
confess il. His greatness Of soul j. shewn
~ nothing more than in his steady perse-
vrrsnce in the puh,ic good, aud his COM
piete ccn'empt Of his enemies. re the
people will not be happy under his admit
nls'raiion, u VII he their own fsui,--the
president points out the road To political
happiness. His measure are wise, his
work great ne has 10 Undo aud repair the.
wrong done by the late extravaean,ad-
ministreiion; and in tbs lie Las. Cor tho
Time, done wonders; and God help him 10
mate finishing business Of IL,
" !. has been matter Of as,cnI.hnen, 10
ne, ihat some At leas, of nv connections
near you, could be led along The dark -csd
by Mr.. Adams. Sue am I. ,ha, If ,brv
had hea d what J have hard AID k6ovn
here, they would have started bacS. truth
rever prevailed amongst you, because
your printers were oil dopes to the par
~.
You ask me about cerfaiH tofcys, here.
J viii inform You rs il respects us, no.
thing is done. because the American post
brings ne rspers here where they are de-
bvered, and cannot he bindersd Inl.ower
Canada Il is different, the British post re-
oeivss @, Burlington, and be l,eing IN nnh-
lic pay,is forbidden to carry the .VcSg York
Hafeh 1o7ser, Of which a considerable
nomber were received ~ that province.
But ! am Informed pr'yst- pos, was
raised to cary them, aid from thence it
was' thar greater numbers than before
would circulate. The governor carnot
'n'erd's' Tie circulation Of ,aem only by
the kings post.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30

= = q ~ = ~ ~
bring N nil cotiormabIy to the said re-
solution.
Adjourned.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15
Aa1)s Of tDR G;l;tfo atatf5.

Ar ad to authorize the Secretary OF War, to IT.
iue military land warrants, and for other pur-
poies
BE It enacted tyf5s Senate and Hofef Rr5rtatig Of BE
Unsa Stg 4neyiea, IL CagrG gD5d That the Secreta-
~ OF be, and be hereby authorized from and after
the 0ang this ac to ue warrants for military bounty
lands 70 the hzy three perons who have exhibited Their
claims, and produced satisfactory evidence TO Ib(antate
the fame the Secretary Of war; and alto 10 ch Derons
ha before the fri day Of April next produce 70 him
satisfactory evidence Of the validity Of their claims In pur
fuance Of the act Of the twenty hxth Of April EIGHTEEN
hundred ana two, intuled act IL addition to an a
lntued, act ID addition act regulating the grants Of
land appropriated fo- military ervces and FOR the ioc
OF the United Brethren, for PI0Pagang the gope among
the Heather"
sac AaiJs further eraJ7.s That the holders or pro-
Prieor Of the land warrants ued bv virtue Of the
ding iecon, h and may locate their respective warrants
only any INDICATED parts Of the fifty quarter townlps
and the fractional quarter toVHhp which had been refer
we'd for original holders BY Of the fifth fiction Of an
act ntltuled, ac il addition an act intitued an
act regulating the grants Of land Appropriated for military
irce and for the ioce Of the United Brethren for pre-
pagatng the goipel among the Heather"
sec. ,. zaa bs i J4tLer eaqed That the act entitled
act II addition act, entitled an ac IL addition
act regulating the grants Of lands appropriated for MI
tary ervices and tor the ocey Of the United Brethren
for proPagatng the goPel among the Heathcn approved
the 26th day Of April 1902 be- and the fame is hereby
continued n force until the hrh day Of March, 1906
4debrovaa-AEareb2, 1905.