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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26


Thi. reiolt having been reported by M. Nj
cholfon, and it appearing that NATHANIEL
MACON had a majority of the ballots given, he
wa, conducted TO the chair by Mear. Nichol-
fon and ]. Randolph; from which ne made his
acknowledgements TO the Houie.
Thc Houlc proceeded TO elect clerk by bal
lot, the Speaker having named the fame gentle
men rellefs as were appointed on the choice OF a
Speaker.
On counting the ballots, il appeared that Of
one hundred and three ballots given, John
Pcckly had Sc, and William LAMBERT I8. and
thA, conteqaensly John Beckey wa, duly elected
Clerk.
Mr.. NicboIfon having received the quaIifica-
tion of the Speaker, the latter proceeded to
\ qualify the members prefcnt in the geographical
order Of the Rates, beginning with New-HamP-
fliirc. After which the Clerk was quaised.
Mr. Otis delivered meIage from the Senate
seprefenting that they had chofen Samuel Smnb
: of Maryland, prefdcpt pfotempcre that they
had appointed committee TO join . committee
Of the Houfe TO wait on the Prefident OF the
United states, &c. and that they had agreed to
Joint relolution for the choice OF two chaplains
Of different denominations to interchange weekly.
O,de,rd. On motion of Mr.. ]. Randolph.
thst meGsge be fen, TO the Senate, informing
them that the Houie have made a quorum, and
have chofen Na,5asit Mae0u their Speaker.
On motion of Mr.. ]. Randolph,
Rsbivei, Thar committee be appointed on
the part Of this Houic, TO join with the commit
tee appointed on the part Of the Senate. to wait
on the Pre6dent Of the u. S. and inform him
thar the two Houfes have formed QUORUM and
arc ready rosreceive any communicauon, he may
be pleafcd to make.
On motion of MIR. Thomas,
Rs/sIvsd, That the rules and orders OF she
| late Houfe be conGdeIcd as thoie of the prcfsnt
| Houfe until altered or revifed.
On motion of Mr.. Varnum, the Hoofe pro-
ecedcd 30 ballot for SERGEANT at Arms Jofepb
wheaton, Solomon Meyer and Richard Stuar,
having been previooay nomiOsted.
The ballots having been counted. il appeared
thar of Ios ba,lou given. Jstsb Wbrass had
81 woes, and was confe9aently duly eleded
Serjcant az Arms.
NJ. Dsrioo moved the following refoIusion
Ej,ive< That TEsmn Ciaxfsu be appointed
BOO keeper, and Tho -p Dsn~ Afiifsnt Door.
keeper. snd that they give their attendance &C.
cort,ugly ~hich refolutioa vas agreed TO,
ssH. essfrs6eesfe.
MIR. Dswfcn moved that 600 copies Of th
rsles and regulations Of the ls'e Houfe be pr IN
eed for the uie OF the memben.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
EAST INDIES.

rt EAST INDIES.
The Brilih after fevcral brilliant Victories
over ,he native powers oppofed TO them, have
cnncIuded treaty with the Rsjah Of Bhurtporc.
aad tranquility is agsin feaored to the India
Company s territories in Hinduasn. Holksr,
dcier,ed by his allies, ha, re,reared to fome re-
mote place with few followen.--[Boa. pap.
William C. cabell, is skael Covtrnor Of Vu.
giaia.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

THE falc at PusLic Auction of the
4 Houfc and Lot OF land, in Farewell Street.
now occupied by Jsrem'aS Assi~. is poitponed
til iomc future day, OF which Notice win bs
given. BENJAMIN HADWEN.
Ns1rfsrf, IL Mo. a4th, ISos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
DIED..

In Philadelphia, Mr.. JosFPH HowLASD'
Gon Of the Iats Capt. oo Howiand Of Newport,
in the ,If year Of hs age.
Ab ev5afb life fbe OJfss Of an b'ny.
Fisa az fbr wxd, and fading as fbeGsw',
II fair dtig)isu, all IN breb~F jy.
IT. ebarms bsf 1Dsssd ". and lis bhy5 dtfryss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
Mr.. BIsBsR,

Mr.. BIssEE,
BY giUisg 1be Joi2eroi.g place in yoxr paper
yox 4oW obfigs f5s pu5ht Nv general and yssr
Iisxd in fa,aeaiar
d. A. LEONARD.
To Correfpondeu,s by Mai.
AS there are uot LEI. than rhrcc towns in the
United States by the name OF Briitol, and each
fling into note and commercial Importance,
letters addreiIcd TO corrrfoondenu st one, are
frequently fent 10 the Poa- OGice OF another.
where il cannot he aicer,sined which OF the other
tSo was originally ioieoded. BY this means,
letters almoit daily become miefent aud meet
with 70 mnch delay az totally TO loofe their OBJ
jca even before they arrive at their place OF
deainstion. IL is therefore recommended that
the fupcricription OF ali letters and packages,
defined from one State TO another and addrcGed
to the above mentioned town. omir not the
name Of the State. Poi-Mahen would thea
avoid the TOO frequent importation of negli.
gencc and procraaination, and the objee Of the
writer be icafonapiy effected. A few papers in
the principal commercial cities would not de-
part from their protection and duty, in paling
this intelligence before the public.
d. A. LEONARD. D,pt. p. M.
Brj9oi (R. H. Dee. 10, 1905.
The Hon. FiGe, Amo. has been clcd'l ! Pre-
fident of Hasvasd Uoiverdiy, by she Corpora.
zion thereof.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

"a cOh fNofNOs
nN the South End Of Prudence, aoth De-
~ cembcr. the owner is defrcd to. prove
property pay charges and take her away.
Apply TO JONATHAN SWEET.
Pw6ssee, Dee. 16 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

Ths Legislature Of this State convened ;
Porimouth on Wedaeidsy lsa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
10 BE SOLD OR LET,

gsUs Leb Of Land,
r YINC and being 10 that part Of Ne~port
IL called Newtown, near Mr.. Record Beath's.
ALSO
A Dwelling Houie and Shop. near the Red
Maker. For further psrticuIsn enquire OF
SPENCER HALL.
Near fbe Red Msskrs.
December IS, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

At II o'clock an enumeration having been
made. il appeared tha, one hundred and tour
members were on the floor.
The former Clerk lMr. Beckley) having
communicated this circnmRance 10 tHe men
bers, and that the number of membcrs prcient
formed couai,utioCal quorum, iubmit,ed the
quettioo whether they were ready TO proceed 10
bu fincis. which being decided in the Affirmative,
che Clerk obfetved tina, the bufineis uiually hrtt
20, was the election OF a Speaker, and
iubmiued whether they ~puld then proceed 20
fuch election, which bring decided in the afiif-
NATIVE, the Clerk named NleGn Nicholioo,
Crowninihield and Taomss COMMITTEES TO
count the ballors which, being given and
coonred, Mr.. Nicholion reported taat the whole
ballots given were 100. which were given ss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-26

The Hon. FJ@e, Amss. has been clcd'l Pre-
ddent of Harvard Uoiverdiy, by the Corpora.
tion thereof.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
NETWORK, May "a.

BY the Brtifh Packet, we have received orr
regular files of Lopdon papers and LIoyd's Liz
to the 7;h of April. Though rot 70 late, by
two days, sthe accounts received via BoRor,
in glancng az their contents we perceive fever1I
articles Of an intereting nature, which VIC ihalI
occaiionally exus&.
The news Of the arrival Of the French feet
inthe Wen Indies, and their fucceffnl attack
on Dominica, reached England the beginning
&C April, hui had not produced 70 0rong fen
fation as might have been expected.
The papers in April are principally occupied
-vits observations on the cafe of Id Melville,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
Gaa.gnoies.

ROLKAR.-The following account of this
celebrated General, and the war in which he IS
At preient engaged with che Britin in India, is
gjveuin a late London paper, s ieafed to he de.
rived from official papers laid before Parlia.
Mcnt.-
:" JEsHwusr EoLNAR, is not the legitimate
heir of the Holkar family but has b. violence
and ufurpation, poGeGed himfelf of the domi-
nohs OF the lawful representative of the family,
Cathee Rao Holkar. Jeihwunt, however, has
made himfelf one of the mott powerful princes
in India, and has RATED an army which is far
greater than all the dominions that ever belong
ed to the Holksr family would be able to main
tain. The only refource upon which he cacu-
lat ed for supporting fuch an army, was the.
plumber of the furrounding nations, and the tri-
butte that he could extort from them. He
had already driven his lawful fovereisp, the Pi.
eIha, from his capital of Boonah, when the
Bntifh government found themfelves obliged
to interfere and protect the Piefha. Holkar
then fell back for while, and appeared neu-
trial during the war between the Company and
Scindia. In the courfe of that war, however,
the Britiih arms met with the mott brilliant
iuccets; and many of the native powers, whom
Hoikar had been in the habit Of plundering,
put themtelves under the protection and al
liances OF the Company. The governor gene
raj then owed thofe nations the protection of
the Britifh power.-He fignihed to Holkar,
that although the influence he had ju!tly OBJ
tanned with the Piefha would entitle HIM to
demand the reftorati5h of Caihee Rao Holkar To
his territories, yet he did not with to interfere
in this point, to difpute his titles to the ter
ritories of which he was now mater; but that
he could not iuffer the allies of The company to
be invaded or plundered, and that the continu-
ance of peace depended upon his combining
himfclf TO his own dominions. As he has chofen
war, the government of India have exprefTed
their intention ofreducing him to his original
inhgniflcance, and refforing to their pofIefIi-
ons thofe princes of his family, which he has
drove out"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
NETWORK, May IS.

The fan failing fliip Hardware, Captain Mat
lack, arrived at this port laft evening in 80 DAYS
from Liverpool; aud the Editor Of the Mercan-
tile Advertiser is indebted to the politenefs of
Captain Matlack for London papers TO the E.
vening Of the 18th of April, four days later
than any previous advices. They are almoft
entirely occupied with the proceedings of the
Houfe of Commons on the delinquency of Lord
Melville, who has been charged with convert
ing the public money to his own emolument.
We have copied the outlines of the decifion of
the HouEe. Mere. 6dv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
From tie Barbados Mercury, Nav 4,5

Ohpa'ches were yefcrday received her.
Drought ny his maiefy's Eip Mercury. Cart
,hG non. ~. r. Bouverie. from Vice-AdmiralGr
John Orde, dated, ellis maiefy's min Cory.
At lea. April 10th, 1906" Observation-Disclosures,
portant intelligence of the fuddln aonearance
Oh Cadiz, of the Toulon feet. conffline of
rom 70 TO "a fail, eleven or twelve of them of
t n me and the ref heavy frigates. This
neee' appears, was on the evening of the 9th.
c,oie OH CadIz harbour, where one French fhip
OF the iIne, and fix or feveu Spanll, were ,ben
ready to join them, and three or four more
wouid be IN about % hours. Whether anr
troops were on board thefe fhips was not known.
nor mad the dettination of this force after it's
junction been afcertained, but If was indeed 70
be to the qvsaavard; and it vas rcnortrJ tbae
the Spanih ihips were bound to the HayannaI
from thisintelhgence, it is very eyidert thar
the iafety or the Wet Indies is again threaten.
ed, and that we ought not 70 be IulIed into in.
ae''slty. ne enemy's ohjetf, it has besn AL
=. experienced, rs predatory warfare and
that they can effect this with IMMUNITY. the ec.
cape of MefieHy efficiently evincws. Accord.
ing TO the atsft accounts, this enter3risng hero.
a''er having landed the remainder of Iagrance's
troops at st. Domingo, and carried his fyfem
or oetrncton and pillage into further efe.i, has
ia'ied rom thence, and proceeded, as Is conf
IDENTIFY faId, to Newfoundland, where we can
look Tor nothing fhort of his late wanto, Drfs.
wei, 'ofrriponcing with his gallant prototype
Nichery' who formerly robbed the flEermen
there, and burnt their boats.
The Mercury, after the difDatches ,ys-s A.
hvered, Immediately proceeded 10 fea, and ffood
TO the weftward. Sir John Orde, we un,fer.
ltand' had alio fent advces of the enemy's an
Pearance off Cadiz, to England, and TO T.ord
Mellon, up the Mediterranean.
Ills MaJefty's fhip Cyane, Capt. the hon. G.
Cadogan, arrived on "Wednesday with the n,;z.
prIvateer Spanifh fchooner La Ineicis. of opns
ana so men, from Cumana, ont eight DAYS and
taken in the Latitude of Deneada.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04

20 he fully snbie of the Importance of the rerolut;
ons which they had preientcd to him. The ipeaker
and members then withdrew. The houfe of COM
mons had prevfpufy adjourned for fortnight. -
X the funds roie on Tuefday, in eoniequenee of
the debate on the preceding day, which, in the opni-
on Of the ipeculators fulfilled belief that re oppoi-
ton would Immediately come into power, and make
overtures ct peace Bonapa,e, natural to up-
pole that they would experience deprelIion yener-
day, in coniequence of the debate of Wedne!iay,
which rendered it impoiible any longer to entertain
iaeh a belief They did experience deprei.ion,
which fome attenpted,o attribute to the bad news re-
eeived from the Wea-!ndies No intelligence what
ever was received from that quarter, nor from any
other part of the world
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
PHILADELPHIA, May 81.

We underfand that a letter has be-, -oco;,,s
Respectable Merchant in this city, from his correE-
Pondent IN Kingdom, Jamaica, which hates, that ~,
me 22d April, the governor had informed :; eputa-
tion OF the merchants that he was determined to en-
force the prohibition againa the admifon of Amer;
can yeiiels-But packet arriving from England on
,he 29h 1t was announced that the ports Of that IL
iand would De opened to the vefiels of the United
90 "e's'oi'fe' [Rfgjptr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
Dnrnpnic 5ntRIItgfure.
E*f'a6ef letter from BsrdeaD,, to ye(6,t5o5,.
camille b0gEf in Bottom, dated Ap,a q, 1906.

N"""e ISHsr JTo1 BordeaDs, TO re(er7abis ,zsr-
camille 6'gf in BsfO", dated ALp,a 4, 1906
9" new law has appeared under the date of the
9oth Ventoie (2Iit March, authorizing the reizure
and eonfllcation of all colonial produce imported 10
foreign Hips, which fhall not be accompanied v;,h
certificates OF the French commercial agent. certify
ing that 1t is not the production of any colony Or
country under the dominion of Great Britain. Il
viii be rgoronly enforced, even againa vefes COM
ing IRON ports where no fuch agent reGdes This law
isiuppementary to Of the fame nature of the 10
Metidor, llth year, (20h June, ISo3) but more Ce-
we're IN It's dilpoitions, there modification r.,
the latter, by which expectation Of au equal value
in French manufactured goods, within the tree months
following the importation to be confidered as an
exemption from all penalties, fe<urcs or eoneatops
but this privilege is no longer allowed. Al,horqG
TINS regulation IS OF little coniequencs to your port
where yeu are in habits Of accompanying every hio
ment with the document here exatecd, yet a know
ledge OF its extenee may be necelIary to the neigh.
boring ports, where no eomuteteial agent reides."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
hfye0i4g to the et;pcu, e,t1e United States.

IaferePigg TO the citizens gtfbe United States.
The government of Great-Britain, as a mea-
fure of dire neceiTity for carrying ON the Gar,
oblige the fbippers of all goods to the United
states to pay an export dug of 4 per cent. which
IS charged in the invoices, and finally paid BY
the citizens (confnmers of their goods in the
ohlted states. The amount of Erin exsor;J
T. Hmerie0, on an average of ten wears, "a o.
100000 annually, which at per cent. prodn-
ces revenue of 100000 dollars annually,
paid to Great-Brtain by the containers of their
goods IN America. Query. How many ufefui
manufactures would this fun encourage in our
own country; and how many able bodied mer
might be fecured, by the appropriation of one
million of dollars annually to the encourage.
ment Of the mechanic arts! Aayorae
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04

the prcicnt Fate of India. was Fixed FOR Friday
! next, and Mr.. Grey conieuted to pu. OF his no.
tice on the part of his hon. friend to- Monday,
under An understanding on all tides, that no Cur
| Their delay thould take place, unets fornething
not then forcfeen, ihou!d occur to render it ne
cenary.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer then moved
|" that there be laid before the houfe CODY of
the letter of Lord Vifcount Melville, dated the
2sth OF March, TO the Commfioners of Naval
enquiry; and alto, copy of any proceedings
had thereon, or of any anfwer thereto by the
faid Commiiiioners of Naval Enquiry"
LONDON, April 9.
1t will he feen by our Parliamentary Report,
that Mr.. Whitbread's motion relative to the
Tenth Report of the Conmifioners of Naval
Inquiry has been put off from Thurftiay to
Monday next. Some further papers, which are
necehary to place the qneitiop fully and fairly
IN all its bearings before the houfe, have been
moved for by the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
a<d principally communication from Lord
Meivil'e to the Commiflioners, on Thuriday lsif,
which will require fome time to be printed; and
on this ground the delay was fuggeRed by the
Chancellor of the Exchequer. Nothing certain
ly, can be more Reasonable than the grounds of
this delay. Every opportunity fhould be af-
torded the accuied party of juftifyipg his con-
duct; and, for our own part, until we have
heard both fides of the quefion, we conceive it
would i'll become the infexible impartiality of
our character, to pronounce any judgment what
ever upon its merits. In due time, the public,
we trnlt, will fnd us not wanting in the duty
we owe it, or deferting our poft when the coun-
try demands our exertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
Inaies.
NORFOLK. Nav 90

|artan Drunmond of the brig Fame. in 8 r.. T..
rom Dominica, Rates that irsate beionpip, 70 Sur
John orces iqdadron, had been defpa:cbed and sr-
r''ed at Barbadoes, with the news of the .rm,,on
nee, Oh iail having arrivedl at Cadiz4Tba, Sir
paiiagc. 40" Gays
by the arrival of the brig Fair American f,o,,
%'ehada, gentleman in this town received r,,.-
u '''e io'h nsmo, which he has obligiugly permit
TED us 70 peruie--From which we ex,,aa an ,r,;r.
u"uer the barb-dcss head, confirming the above re-
Post we are now Certain that the Toulon s,e, bs.
entered the Atlantic but of coprfe Ire dss;o,.
was iecret to the Englifh Admiral. II
the iouion heet confilled of 10 fail of ,.e In.
ana 'h"s'd be augmented by 10 fail more from e
az' we are not dpofed Join in the opinion of ,b
VET ndia writer that its prefent ohe, is tbe recrc
non OF the Hands Twenty fail of the line proeeed.
ing directly to Brea, uniting with the neet in ,bs,
Po's WOULD give no very agreeable fn.priie TO Az
n ~, Gardiner, Whole feet cannot con;R Of MGR.
,hah twenty or twenty fail Of Tie line. 7, vilI
remembered that Bonapar,e has steiy or1sr., III
ne troops contributing the army of England. 10 re-
:. - 'heif 'orfiier eneampments the eosn has
n.Aue new appointment of officers, N1aftna TO CON-
"'ahd IN England, Angereau in Ireland and Mar-
mont in Scotand-Thefe eircundan.s. -
win the active movements lately obierved in RE O.
'a dc bou'ogne do not indicate any rci;n o,;n,,.,
oi .ne iavorite fcheme of nvafo- and !, n,, or
eay De conceived that feet Of FORTY o., 6sty All ~
'he hhs would make very powerG ! d;verg;o,, + "a
your OF that enterprise. Our opinion is tia, h,,-
ever may be its fubferuent movements ~ &c ~
ieTi OF TINS hees will be to relieve EreG-Tt ;s ,ro-
oaoie that before this is attempted il will be ;;nex
BY the Ferrol fquadron. 't"e'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04

Per@e9p Rsto,ias, ar,ised at Bai.;nore Fl am Sor-
6sanx.
PARIs, 81 P.nfeic--I9 b Bfareb, 1905.
ms day, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, His Ma
eity the emperor, repaired to the Senate attended
ny the whole court, according 10 the order
IN the programme pubhed yeifsrday, paiIing through
an in,menfe concourie OF citizens who crowded TO
w'tneis this fubime fpedacie.
His Majeay was received at the exterior gate of
the Senate, by the Grand Officers and twenty four
members OF that body, who preceded him into the
new hail.
His MajeRy iea.ed himfelf upon the throne, fur
rounded by the Princes, Miniaers Grand dignitar;es
OF the Empire, and Grand Officers of his houichold
The Grand Matter of Ceremonies having taken
the orders OF the Emperor, called M de Senonv;lle
ana NJ de General Ferino, lately appointed fenators
who were prefented to His NIaety by His Imperial
tighneis, Prince Jcfeph, Grand Eleefor, and took
before him the oath preerbed by the contribution.
Inc Grand Matter of Ceremonies having again
received the orders of His Majehy, communicated
them to MI Maret Miniaer Of State, who read the
following Mefiage and decree.
SENATORS,
The Prnc:palisy of Pio,nbno. which France has
10 many years poeGed has been during all that time
without any particular laws fuperintendence Stu
ated IN the heart of Tufcany feparated from our o.
ther poiieions, we have thought it expedient To e
taohin iorit particular government. The coun-
try OF Pombino is intereng to US on account of the
iaeiity 1t preients IN communicating with the ihand,
OF Eiba and Coriica: We have therefore conlider-
ca 1t right to give this territory, under the fuprene
dominion OF France, to filter the Princefs Eli
za at the fame time comforting on her hufband the
title OF Prince OF the Empire. This donation is not
an effect OF fraternal tenderness but an effect proceed
ing from, and conformably to, the public fafety the
iplendour of crown, and the interel of our peo
pie.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
NOR FOLK, May 81.

1ra.4afed from Popeyt in he FreneI aad Fabian Ian
g"ages received at tie Office If he Pa6fs LeScey,
per he Dp RoboiaJ, arrfced Baitizzo,e Il an Bor-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
HbHRON ALIDEllI.

The public, and friends ofI;,craiuro n particular
are respectfully informcd-'Th-t according W ]
vote Of the ru0cvs Of Hebron AcaJeu at teir meet
ing July !SOj Students vii be 4l1itted at fd A.
codeny, On the frt MONDAY II September next; where
they Will be intruccd ID different branches w Iiera-
tufe, at the moderate expehc Of rs cents week for
each Student, and about one dollar Is cents week for
board Punctua psyment viii be expected, and ILL.,
tie advance money wiil.cl for.
Young Gentlemen,and Ladi,, who wi "a to improve
their minds il the plc7lant paths Of cience bv ATTEND
ing this academy may e1Pc every attention coDfGept
WIKI the inflnt fate of the in.Gtution.
JOHN TRIP, Sec'v.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

{ OSGAH little, agent for Il c Pefct
y cs' ProPrie,ors, viii attend It the Loule Of Mr.
5ame5 Chadwick, innhClder III Portland, on the I.0
Wednesday VI December next, and ikeygife fo- for-
teen days previous that time, snnd excepted. fa
fhe prTPoie Of receiving Of thole VITO were o. the
undivided lands Of lad prOPretors cn tho cc;b da1,
Of lane, t798 the fums Of money, wi.cl the Commit
hoNers reported awarded Ihenl TO paw aud TO a.
ecute deeds agreeak!e = reeve paled laid 2qtb
day Of June 1885 Julv Y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
CAaIic tor Sale.

TO be Sold, BY WILLIAM Fl. FOSTER, at Ssyba.
Corner, new warranted Chaiic and Harnels, Of
the newell falhon, and Of The 5et Englfh rIiturc
which viii be fold very cheap Tor ca1h. ANY pcricn
wanting chaile thar viii 10 Linn goon fervce, VIII
not value the time to call and iatsfy hmleIf as TO
price and qaatv-He has hkewile for iale thorough
built fecond hand CAae, without hsrneis, very cloap
Julv rs.