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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

~ Mr.. L. may be feen az his kouf. II
Wait-street, except At ths time appropriated
for the School
FsTflIr5, Mas I9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
UANNloON'G
DLNNL5IJN'J
Lmbr0rsd .J.2aHaies DtHcrT;
Ga IKE
Grand Ambitious Corrective

on THE
Grand Ambitious Corrective
The Jaundice IL difcovered bv wsn+ " III
petite, coltiveneGs, dullnes and cDDrefior, 4.
times 40 lrrelli5le Propenfty for 1eep. ars
at others, too great watchfuInees, YELLOW.
neis is by degrees DILUTED over the rorrnl.v.
ion, tinges the urine, aud whole g,aG If ~
I fGids are infected with bilious fecre,:ors g,5
en- Protefs Of time the blood acquires tsr-
cency to di1outicn and putresaclion, n.
theie cafes Il either degenagates into 1 dronrv
or eads n an apoPIexy. \ difcbsYre h, =.
rine Is conGdcred By he r,oa learned D; ,,A
protection, IS means for q length Of time 70
Preierve the life Of the patient. TIA, by 4,
evacuation Of bilious marar, the fTaen NAV
be freed from the bad confgauenta7 vh;rA
eniLe On its ifagna10n IT'D tia habit. to s-rr-,.
plIth which detir4hIe eEcG, and to co-r04
and prevent the putrditv of bila, y better
medicine than here Lercri5ed, " nere. be-a
dlcOvered.
They are particularly .ervica5le NY hsbitgi
coitiveucis, and Id al opPrtFed and weak
G)mach. They are grstafully w-r.n ara an
gently aromatic e-Pcl wind ia the eaEsG
manner, without immoleratelv hsatir1 or u.
A4m'ng the bowels; they are extremely Ter
veeabIe in all fsaCons, bun in lie court. Of nv
practice have proved them particularly 70
on the approach Of Wsrn weather. when BIZ
iOus habits experience flch total LOIS Of 80
petite, httlefirsis and opDre1;cr: ia fuch in
lt2nce', by the application Of this remedy tie
ltomach IS invariably fortified, apgeti.e and 4
ci[eiiion effectualr promoted. and DIentifuf
preparation produced. They PoIef5 moraov
yer me property, peculiar to t1emleves, Of
qualifying and ameliorati1g thorc inllnztorY
Per1icious qualities, irheroutin arIant f1irits
aud io often fatal When taLal ucoa LII empty
homach, and CON- -rrs ticta into w Aolaionr,
pie4lant ant InvigOrztiuF a0m4cAic. Esing
peculiarly adanuI to cic-n[- tha urinary nal-
ia5ts, they are llg4's.,Y fsrv.-eab.4 in drop
nee, by giving zone ~ the folds, elriching
the blood, and icviEor1tiag do whels fylcz..
From thei- cesbFity ~ Ia gG.ido;a aggiDa
the icurFy, they are particularly calculated
for isa-faring PsFlons, 10 who:- attention
they are RESPECTFULLY recommended. ps,fon.
leading Iedsatary inactiis lives, a.s uoil rnb.
ret to tAeie ccnlPlointo. Al, therefore. IN
Mch t.2aiIcn', though nc, iu-mediz;ely s..
ware Of inconv euieHce5, yyoul1 stt v,ijelv Irr
lecurinG continuance Of health, bv naans
q this generous Aomachi>, as well AS alI epi-
cures and bon wants who win for delA
cIou5 and delicate PreParative for lie appetie
he beit companion al the feHive board.
q Far Ia!s b JoGtPh Emmerlon
Portland.
Nay 4. fsn)
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CONCLUSION

Con(cious OF the recttude Of his intention
ever anxious to P,ea(e, averfe to con1rain,,
Mr.. Labottier7e, Aatters himlef his patrons
will duly appreciate hiJ motives, approve Of
the foregoing regulations and give their fall
fuPPOrt TO the adoption thereof
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Nathaniel 7oret,

late Of Portland, ia faid county, Mariner, de
ceased, Represented infolvent, hereby give
public notice to the creditors to laid eGatc.
that fix months are allowed them to bring n
and prove their claims-and that faid commit
foners will attend At the houfe of C1leB Graf
taS'' lnnholder, in faid Portland, for the pur-
Poie Of receiving and examining the claims
hgainlt iaid eRate on the third Tuefday Of hi,
and the FIVE following msnths, from to s
o'clock, P NJ each day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

THE fublcribers, appointed commifioners
= by the Hon. SamuelFreeman Elq Judge
Of Probate for the county Of Cumberland, On
the eitate Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

= Cellar Rocks-f6r )aLs,
GOOD Cellar Rocks, eonGantly for fsle
and can he delivered at any part Of the
town, on realonabIe terms, by
Ohm Prichard
AIfo, quantity Of OAXUN1- inquire a.
ABOVE 69rH Is.
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THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
70 all conccrre-d, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himlelf the trait
Of Administrator on ths eRate OF
CALEB BR1ANT,
late o. Portland, in the county OF Cum
berlaud Mariner, deceafed, By giving
bond az the law directs-he therefore re-
que0s all perlons VINO are indebted TO the
iaid deceafed's efa1e, to make immediate paw
meut and thofe VINO have any demands there
on, to exhibit the fame &c
LINES BARNES.
@tTF az, 'tSJ M y
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LAS formed connection in buGnefs will
= Mr.. CHAELEs AFFECTION, o. Loa4aA
under the firm OF
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Any Perion that wiihes 10 practile Coth-
lions, ray be furulihed with book Of figures.
on application to Mr. L. at 20 cents each.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17
House of .Common&,5a Jan. .

House Of Commons, J00' ~ t,. Y
Sir r.. Turton observing a no''S ~,
(Howick) 10 hi. place, wished Is s 49,,
attention to a few questions upon u, ~. :.
points Of material importance. ~
no, aware of any reserve 90 the pa 1,,s.
minister. 10 regard se.'he treaty eo I'D !
with America, bu: if he u'oe'a.. ';oo ;,
noble lords formal answer TO aa ssu Pc
70 him by tbs ls.rasd gentleman Mis-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17

Dispatches ARE said to hare reached the
admiralty % Saturday aighs s0mmaai.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-17

.sWNsaw, the French Head. Quarters, Is
e6fey German miles distant from Danisic,s
fony-nine from Breslaw, forty one and an
half from Psssa, seventy two from Berlin
and eighty from Vienns, and has neither.
ramPar,s, walls nor bitches, bu, j, perfect
" open. Il is abeu, one German (focr
and a.half Eng!ish) miles 10 length, about
half as bread and three in eircu NJ fersuee-
The place is very irregularly ,buils.pa!aces
and wresohed hu,s being interminglcd,-
Including the suburb Of Prsga, the City has
Two hundred and ninety nine Streets. The
+ amount of the number Of houses is, three
sheusand six hundred and ninetecn. The
number Of Inhabitants is sixty three thou.
sand three husdred aud sixty nine, among
which. arc aos monassles and s,427
Jews.
Dispatches ARE said to haze reached the
admiralty % Saturday night s0mmsai.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-12
Fran the NoyoM Ledger.
DIVISION ORDERS.
FOUR TT DIgzSON august /, 1907.

You are called on by your governor 10
stand forth in defence OF your coaatry.
Need exhort citizen soldiers to the
prompt performance OF this fist Of duties
! persuade myself your feelings super
cede the necessity of my. in.erposition.
You have heard Of the outrage comraisted
on cur nation BY captain Of ihe Brl-
fish navy off cur Capes. You have ~
terssoed that this Outrage was accompa
MED by the. violation Of all those priuc.
pies Which upheld civilization. The rights
OF Hospitality were Invaded the conf
dsuee tn essabFiahefI anity violated aud
sEt oac osol1eat ops q war was usheIed by
a prep rcd Foe Il. tfA gstb Of a friend--
eWsrs ywsS,5aded we were killed: car
& 4: atraek aaa fous Of sir sesaep forci.
by ,@ssn.ffona On board are Of our frieases
81 he annass of Inc world since the DAYS
OF Barbarism, present not Ike exaa1ple
OF hypocrisy and iusolenee on the one
pars, and Of abused confidence ca the o.
ther.
& The ostensibIe cause Of this daring out.
rage was, the sJeeosery Of fesy sailors,
said 10 Dc 9descfsera from British ship
ofwar, chafgs with aan.;ay, and eo'isted
on board our f9iga;e Had these sailors
snssna tsse British subjects, or Ameri..
can citizens who hid enlisied 10 the Br;.
.istl service, and who were withheld after
demand made ina proper manner, and
10 the proper officer even this unwarrzasa
bic condncs on our part does not, canrio,
justify The outrageous mode Of PREPARATION
resorssd 10. Blu; We learn from tic high.
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,sshishs spssaas terror 500 leagues From

~ 1lIhA eStJAN Hu1 - - 49, - e,
oOr fronslsT,
[fIcres,f, a.or after having paid just
tribute sofpraise 10 the armies, which have
procured this security 10 France, shows
bvthe striking example Of Frederick and
Napoleon, swha, the geaius eftwo great
men ls ssspable, of fleeing upsn the dss'i,
snis $; unff nhsr people. hen all of sud.
drn 81. steps and VI 4. sr jl out
a6 g Blatssalas i whist I am forming much
less fssalafi sHsfffor us, those wishes enter
tame d by all French hearts, a royal child has
gust eneefsd llre aoanbs and the regrets OF his
siaHsH lses uitiis our hymns OF veto
.,fy,, s.svsas So ss,w II afsg
~ Perhaps at ibis .papneiA the hero who
saves, US, Eeeps 9ll his tept,.at the. head Of
shree hIndrea, thaus s. victorious French
men, and So M ~. confederate princes and
kings who march under his epsiggns.s he
weeps,, and neisheN the trophies, aecgnauIa-
ted around him, nor the lilStre of 20 sceptres,
fynie9 he hSltts with 50 steady hand, and
WITCH G4iat4eflaslfe himself did riot unite,
Jar sarn his; Thoughts from the coffin Of that
child whose first steps he helped with lis tri-
d m piFaRts hands, and whose premature intel
iigence he was one day to have cultivated
Ah !: LET him not be Ignorant at least that his
domestic misfortunes have been felt as pub
lie misfortune, and let so sweet a testimony
Of the national interest@earry to him some
consolation. All our alarms for the future
are further honages which we render him.
May at least fortune content herself with The
CHI
she in always seconding the projects of the
greatest of sovereigns, no more make him pay
for his glory by similar misfortunes {"
His serene highness the prince arch-chan-
ceior afterwards came down, to deliver into
the hand of the governor Of the Invalids, the
sword Of Frederick his excellehcy marshal
Money fastened to meet him, and to offer
lit to him; his serene highness in giving it to
the governor, together with einsignia ofthe
prussian Monarch, expressed himself In these
terms
g In the name and by order Of his majesty
the emperor and king, our most gracious So
vereign, deliver to you marshal, the insignia
and arms which belonged to monarch Of
whom Prussia and Europe will ever preserve
a great remembrance.
. his conquest, made Dy the hero ottrancc,
is for her rich spoil, and worthy orna-
mcnt for the asylum of the defenders Of the
state. 49,
&" Ialso deliver to YOU the standards. taken
from the enemy during. this last and brilliant
IT'S his naJeu.7 $ u1FEur.y,5 tpar ,lrey
should 'Feaaain under the guard of the brave
fellows whom you command, until they be
placed on the monument which his majesty
wishes to have eevafed.to the immortal glory.
ofthe armies.
Here, it is, marshall that from al parts, In
terest and admiration come to seek for the tro-
phies,ef French Valor those who Shall hence
forth visit this hall viii recognize in the dou-
bic disposition, made by the orders of his I'M
pelial majesty a new proof ofhis bcncyolence
for his old soldiers, and Of his particular cs-
TEEN for their worthy commander.
s,'-
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naaius Eniti,ss fSee PlufGygue.J
t zAe ezsteror forbid that fhess colors con-
guered from the. Frassians shoaid De carried
f6ro' Pstsdem, the place wdeTe Frederick died.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04

ine unfortunate gentiemeu: William :Alez.
ander- Barrhwes, esq. treasurer; ANS
Goldman, esq. secretary; Malhsw ooya,
ton, esq. James Stephen, esq. James Ken
ny, esq.J ohm Csck, esq. Jotfn lhofason,
ESQ. T. Lodge, esq. Thomas blaeker, $50.
George Smith, esq. and George Whitaker,
esq Mr. James Ssurteyant has fortunate.
sly escaped. for, being On Journey, and
hearing that the Preach had taken posses
ton of Lubbock, he immediately came to
{ Hamburger, secured his effects and ware.
house, and provided fer his safety IN Den.
mark. The police in Alteaa will not sal
fer any British fagitises TO remain there
any longer. This is said TO be done al
the request Of the French. The untortn
nate members Of the British factory are
,p lose the whole Of their properly and ef-.
fsass, and only change OF linen and
clothes will be allowed to go with then, to
France. Their families will become de-.
pendent Gu the generosity of their friends
either in England OF here. It IS however
TO TIL credit and honor Of Mrs. Thornton
snd Mrs. Blaekgr. AID soae other ladies,
that they are determined to follow their
Husbands. TIL cow other British subjeets,
still at, Hamburger, have remaiaed anmo.
Tested.
Important negotiations are said to De
pending now between Francs and Den.
mark, which are, however, carried ca
with the utmost secrecy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04

We understand that goveYr,..
cd sdviees cfrashe' encaurapina ! 'seelv,
the messenget who arrived % : s-,a'N BY
from Hasam. Neither the sa,rs. aFday
G.ogaa aud Grudepss, nor the oos auef of
OF Thorn, BY the French, are ef spi.'oa
r. Exclusive 81 the exrsnsivr garrison. sa'
Daaszle, Grau9eatz, and other nl 10
The lioe Of the Vissala, his Prpss;,n ,-ees On
y was 81 the head Of al army Of un a.slss
OF $4,000 nsn, hetweeu Osssrods F E no
snigsberg, Ihs Russians actually az; Aa.
I'm DDfusssan Poland are sompu,.d A., - yea
. men. l. WAS supposed ,has this mn; .o1'oo
my would advance as soon as the ,r,,u al
belonging TO the latter arrived. wb;ah " '.y
a ssrange arrange @eas, proposed bv p s.'o
sia, vho nndetlook 10 supply it, W., lae.
behihd: 'S'' :
Several commercial houses ia ii. g..
have by The Hassm mails, received, Ivy
rem!ttaDces from their correspondent
Hamburg.
Tne letters from Al,aaa mention ,b,,.
extensive and alarming dy@en.ary, the con
sequence Of forced marches, bad apdsc,a
~ provisions, and constant exposure ,a ;,
most continual rams, prevailed anoos,,
the Preach troops Ia Polaad. Ills con
Pused sl : q FlrTH, ssine accounts savop.
FOURTH OF the army has bsea attacked !,
this Wy, ard thar the hospitals a, Berlir
Cos'rla, otetsin, ADD oaher pace. ~
scarcely saficisn; TO caataln tae yaat nun
Der ct slek. This Of ITSELF is suaicieu,sr
cese Ter the o,hsrwlss unaocountabie H.,
ilv1'y CT the enemy siaee they en.srsdpo
land.
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Late. Foreign Artelllgez@e,
LoWErR ELBE., Dee. 9.

Till aow the British property, declared
uuder conhscalisn, has not been delivered
IN or seized: nor have any doniclliary
visits been made. The senate has, it is
said, OBJ aimed a further delay. till The re.
turn Of ,hsir depusssion. They reached
Berlin on the 1et inst. bu. finding beth Ma
pelsoo aud TaReyrane gone TO posnania,
they sent courier to the latter to knew
rhesher audience will be granted to them.
The members of,ihe British faetery estab-
lished here, were TO be sent off yesterday
TO Mentz, but, at their urgen, request,
their departure as prisoners of war Tor
France will NOT take place till next Sunday
the 14th inst. They coasist Of the follow.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
PROcLAM.ATJON.

TT is hereby made known, that the Com.
miss;oners FOR uperirtending the election o!
sixteen persons as Members Of the Common
Council of Alexandra, for the ensuing year,
have by their several returns declared the fol.
having gentlemen duly cleced;-
First sYara.--T Thomas Preston, Aaron
Iewes, Elisha Janney, and Ban. ShreTe Jun
Sec5na Nicrd--aush. Smith, Cuthber Pow
eN, James AI'Guire, and John Young
Third IEard--John Mckinney, Chs Lee
.Phineas Janney, and jonathan Swift.
Fourth Ward James K. Hooe, John Co
hagen. James Russell, and Chs. Midnight
IN testimony zgtere2fI have hereaN'o@
my hand and The seai fthe Cat'''
tion, tins 5lh ef d4arch, 1907.
lssa!.,)
JONAH THOMPSON, MAYOR
of.Altrandra
Arrived, brig Iohn. captain Martin
days from ya:naisa Ballast ames f%
ten. =,
8y this arrival We aavc received al
Of Iamaica papers to the 7sh OF Feofa"'
from which the following extracts T"
made
KrsGsroN, Feb g.
Intelligence having been received ave,
bados, that an expedition is fitting ou:"
Guada,oups to be sent against DonD'v
an embargo was Immediately lad on
vessels there !; and admiral Coshraos'
the Northumberland, with 8 Cher msu
war, having Oh board part Of the lsm III n
gi:aens, sailed froa Carlisle Bay oa ,;ngl
ssd ul,. for the parposs of bloSsa'' n
Guadaloupe. The embargs was 'ahs" d n
at Barbados the day the packet af'''
'aas is'4@a' rEB.h
We learn shat reinforcement o., ,;..
men, consisting of seamen ana ' .S;. d
viii proceed Immediately from m
Curacao, and that eaP'aln Dl.. ao,,
the Arethusa, goes there as '..r;,,,I
We understand that French p;.c al
seaoone. called the Victoria, early''e oh
1s peuadsr midships. and som' o..
guns. has been lately captured r. Sy 'bs s.|5
the vessels Of war erazlns on sa,,ud
end Of the island, and sent ln'o
la-mar. ,s .ht
The Clebe Of Nor. IS say, ,,2sS
suspension ofthe duke o. oa'''-
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Proceedings Of Congress.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

"a he house of representatives continued
in untn erlupsed session on FRIDAY rom rom
,sn clock "A. 81. 10 sight O'Clock 10 me e.
srenlra ADD on SATURDAY, sat tron len
a. NJ. Is i've NJ when an adJoaFnment
took place ill seven o'clock ladlsposl--
tlen prsysn,ed usfrum attending he even
ing sssslon oflhelast d@y whichllikewise
prevents oar eAefipg al present any more
than "a oaeise notiee OF the most laporsans
proeeedlags, reservlng their detail tor a IT,
lure paper. Not. .Lpteil
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aIsra.lorta DajIp aohert.ggr
WEDNESDAY, March {.
-<s+a.---

Report says the British minister has re
eeiyed a copy OF the treaty lately coacluce3
between our ministers and Great-Britsin, and
has snewn it to the Fresidoat who is mu,1
dissatisfied with its provisions, andtle probs.
bility is it viii rot be ratiaed-one. of the d.
noxious provisions is said to be stipulation
for an alliance g6easir'e a'sd dtjeasipe, prof,
ded certain approximations shall be realised.
Both houses Of Congress have passed the
bill reducing the duty on salt from and after
the FIRST Of jane TO ID cents, and aboEshng
the whole after the 3Oth Of December next,
and continuing the Mediterranean fpldti llths
seth December, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
General Assembly Of Virginia

Mr.. ScmpIe, from the committee OF r.
nance, made the following report: =
The Committee of Finance. accord.
Ing to order, have had under consideraa@
the subjects to them referred, and m5
leave to submit thereupon the FOLLOWING
REPORT - !.
Estimate Of tie Expsnefs of GovernmtssI
from tie lsf day Of October, 1906, to hfa~
day Of December, 1907, and Of debts fass
6ts during that period
Expenees of the General Assem- ~ I
bly,, the present session, s2pro-
s Priated for by an act of the Le- "A
glslature, at their last session, S46,ooo :"
the next session, 10000 ..
Officers Of civil government, 70o,ooO N N
Officers Of militia, 4,sS
Crimipal prosecutors. $1,000 y
Expenees Of g,rsrds s,7,oo
Slaves executed $50
Slaves tran.nsrtea s,ls5 %
Richmond public guard, lS,7'V
Building mandatory Of arms, in. 80 M
GLIDING uns.tisied claims, 4'0os
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
run The north Of Germany when least ex-

Tutl sE1e nOrtn OIL OSIuiaut HnsA $500 -
pecled.
If the Rhine and-.hs Mein be no. decid.
rdly fr3ntsrssof the, norshsrn contedesacy,
The latter. WILDE unable TO resist any IN.
foreseen aggressioa Of the French; forxiio
can be always armed? y Frankfort, With
i.s scrritoryHochst aud koningssein DO not
become Hessian with all the intermediate
eoua,Iy. Hssse win be soon or late dsvour-
ed without being able 70 make any resist
ance. and the aiiuaton OF Prussia become.
very prscarious. Byindemnifying Inc PR.
mate Ia Franeonia,wilh Bambcrg, An1hat-
fvnberg, migh.indsmnify Darmstadt tor all
= rs posse ssions OF this side the Rhine ];
lhe whole course of the lower Rhine, from
the Lain, ought TO belong 20 Prussia
Every other arrangements IS void OF all con-
sissence.s and war would at this nlomens
be far preferable.
Pardon. me, my dear friend, my rave.
ries, but as you mean 20 testify 70 me the
same confidence, should Thick myself 10
blame, were not to open 10 you my heart
without reserve this is perhaps the last
moment when The total ruin OF Europe may
be prevented, by setting solns bouads 10
this wasting torrent which Is gong Q swat
low up every thing. Besides, u ne con-
irises TO torn again kingdom OF Poland,
the present chief aim OF ms nsgoc,atlons,
the universal monarchy will he made 10
short time.
I-tear have already said too much, Lut
If you permit me, / will leave nothing IN.
known TO yos, bGiag persuaded that you
will not compromise ne
Its with perfect friendship. and the
most distinguished consideration, that |
shall never Cease 10 be,
Sir,
Yous excelency's
Most humble,
Moss obeaient serb
And ancient friend,
Gil. l. De HESSE.
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Proceedings of CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Friday, 5enaary 2.

Mr.. Ellio, moved the following resola,
ton.
Resolved, That COMMITTEES be appoint.
cd 10 enquire what amendments and alte-
rations are necessary 10 he several laws,
relative to .the Organization, powers, and
duties Of The judicial courts OF shf Uolted
States and tha. the said CO nlstee report
BY bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Elliot said that he had he honar
sone DAYS since, to present,to she House,
CERTAIN resolutions Of the gen. rai assembly
Of Vermcn:, eoncurring 10 srlendmeiats
proposed 70 'he'consti,utioh Of the Ua'sed
States by the, state Of KentuckY, eoneea'-
,latioc material alteration of she5p,rsent
constitutional powers Of the federal jadicl.
ary.- This amendment has been adopted
nv several of the states, but has also been
ELECTED by such numbsr, IS completely
70 ascertain the TACT, that u 'capnosa at pre-
cent become part Of the constitution OF
he United States. Great evils certainly
exist ia consequence of The eXcicist ct shc
,nowers. now lsgslly vested IN the federal
courts; and il becomes important 10 en-
.anire wheshsr those ,esils eaunoi befe.
moved by the ordinary means OF Lsgisla..
t;on exercised within the sphere OF the
con Institutional powers Of congress From
HE a,tention which he had heen able TO
5 ay 10 the subject, Mr.. E.. said ne was
convinced that most OF The grievances
complained of might in this way be re-,
dressed. and it waste bring this import.
ant aubiect before the house thar he
was ind uced 10 makethe present motion,
and 10 hope for It's adopiion' "a
The resolution was adopted without q
division, aud referfedto afessrs. Elliot,
G.. w. Campbell, Mumford, Smell, boyle.
Dwight, M. Clay. Broome and Lloyd.
A letter was received from The secretary
Of the treasury. transmitting tie proceed
ings Of the land commissioners 10 the indi-
ana aud M;cnigao territories, which vas
referred 10 the committee 90 theipAbsic
lands.
Mr.. Iackson presented the petition of
Tohn Boosham, which was reteFred 10 the.
committee of CLAIMS
On Motion of Mr. Clop,on, the peti-.
tion of pundry British merchants, sobjec's
ef. his Britannia majesty was'reierfed TO
NJ essrs. Glopron. NJ. Williams, Helmes.
Bishop and Fowler.
Mr.. Mumfnrd presented a memorial
from David Gels,on which was referred 10
the commi..ee of commsrce aud manu-
factnrcs.
Mr.. Southland presented . petition from
.andry eisizens of Washingssn praying