Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25


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An at making farther appropriation for
carrying into effect tie treaty Of amity, com
merce and navigation between his Britannica
majehy and the United States cf America
Making an appropriation to fupply deficiency
IN an appropriation for the fupport Of govern
ment during TIC pfeieot year, and making a
partial appropriation for the fame ohied, du-
ring the year one thoufand eight hundred and
fve.---Conccrning drawbacks on goods, wares
and merchandise - For the df0ofa Of GER
tain copies Of laws of the United STATES
Declaring Cambridge, in the fate Of MaiTachu-
tetts, to be port Of delivery To
divide the Indiana territory into two fepcrate
s.--Authorihng the corporation
OF George Town TO make dam or gateway
from Ma!on's landto the weitern faore Of the
river Potomac For the relief OF Charlotte
Hazen, widow and reli6t Of the late brig der
general Mofes Hazen Making appropria-
tions for the fupport of the navy of the United
States, during the year one rf1ouland eight
hundred and iive.--Making appropriation
forcomPleting the fou;h wing Of the capitol, At
the city of Warrington and for other par
poies.--For carrying into more complete ef-
feet the tenth article Of the treaty Of friendihip,
limits and navigation with Spain.--To pro
vide for completing the valuation of lands and
dwelling houfes, and the enumeration Of Aaves
IN South Carolina ) and fer other purpoies--
Supplementary 10 the act, entitled " An act to
regulate the collection Of duties on imports and
ronnage."-- For the relief Of John Steele.
- For the relief of Alexander Murray
Authorizing the Poit Matter General to make
new contract FOR carrying the mail from Fay
ettevlle, in North Carolina, TO Chareiton, in
South Car lina.--Conccrning the mode of
furveyiug the public lands of the United States
---Makiug appropriations fer the fupport OF
the military enabiihment of the United States,
for the year one thouland eight hundred and
fve.--Nlaking appropriations for the iupport
ofgovernm ent Tor the year one thouEand eight
hundred and 6ve--Tc continue in force
"An act declaring the content Of Congre(s TO
an act OF the ltate of Maryland pafcd the TWEEN
tyeighth day Of December, one thoufsnd feven
hundred and ninety three, for the appointment.
of health officer" ---To amend the act, euyi-
tied, /" An act further TO amend the act, enti-
tied, !" An aGso lay and collect direct tax
within the United States" -1'o appropriate
fun OF money for he purpoie Of building gum
boats.---To authorize The erection Of bridge
scrofe ? mill pond and marlh in the navy yard.
belonging to the United States in the town ef
Brooklyn, in the fare Of New FORK - Fur
ther to amend an act, entitled, " an al regua-
ting the grants Of land ard providing for the
dilpolal Of the lands of the United States, fouth
of the fate of TenneH-e For sfcertain-
ing and adjultng the titles and claims to land
within the territory OF Orleans, and the dii;r6G
of Louidana. ito amend the act, entitled
" an act for the governments and regulatinn of
feamen in the merchants fervice. For the
relief of the widow and orphan children OF
Robert Elliott. --AuthoriGng the, diichsrgc
OF John York from his impriionmenJ.--r
authorize the iecretarY Of war to iaue military
land warrants and for other purpofes. -
70 amend the charter of George town.
Further providing for the government Of 1he ter
ritoFy OF 9elsans.--T Q amend IN act en,.y1el,
an al for imPoiiug more fpecifc duties on
the Importation OF certain srticles; anG alto,
forlevyng and collecting kght nosey on for |
eign ihips or vefels 10 provide for the &C |
commodstion Of the prehdeat Of the United !.
States 70 eaabliih The diarias Of Genet |
fee, OF BpH4loe Greek, and of Miami and TO |
alter the entry Of the dilri0 of Erie.--Tol
regulate the earance Of armed merchants yef-
ieis --Furlher to alter and elfabhh certain !
pot roads, and for other purPofes. For
The relief % Richard Taylor Supplements
~ @ the act, Untitled. " an act making provi
iioa for the dilYol4l of The public lands in the