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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08
NEW-BEDFoRD. FER.

y T. -bf1Df OND' A. IS
"Thi5 day arrived big Danube,
Hathaway, from NaAtz, As Gays from
the river. After lea,i1- tie city, capt.
Ii. received note, dated the Itth[ COW
ering letters, Sc in which de writer
says taat copy Of tie Russ.5n AIanis
ftsto against England was in tho pa
eel ; Il Il at the last date from Lisbon,
he Portuguese feet, with tie Roval
Family OIL board, from Brazis, was III
Ding al single anchor, near the English
fleet end that ttc Russian feet had
entered lie iap.ac
C7nfrmotior oJ 5igev14r For'rIty.
Capt. Hathaway brings Paris ra-
Pcrs 70 he 1871 December. The fol-
loving article !scop.Jd from tie A.
gus, oi the lOth -
MARSrILLFs, DEC !, 1907.
Is Catalan, Cousu of thc U. States ~
America, IN Tins city, has communicated 10
ON Chamber at Commerce, the following
letter, witch lie has received frun Tic
COnNuishlp Oh Tie T. ). Of America, dated,
"'rUAIs. NOV. :, 1897.
take the earliest opportunity of com.
municating to You The following ~ VS., con-
tanned ~ letter which ! received three
DAYS $50, from Col Lear, Consul Cen. of
the u. 81 at AlEicrs, dated DIST Oct last
by which Le informs me that on the 18th of
that month, tie Dcy sent for The Droro-
mans Of the American, Swedish. Danish
ana Dutch Cousu,s, and ordered them to
rsrts tt tatr WA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08
PARIS, I9.

Paris, -.
The CommifTary General Of Marine at
Antwerp, has Pubifhed, that he has received
an Imperial Decree, diiecting the capture Of
Portup uele veflels, and declaring all at pref
est in French ports lawful prizes,
We hear from Madrid, that among the
Contpirators arreneu. are the Duke San Car
los, Vice King Of Navarro, and so Guard. du
Corps that have already been brought before
the Tribunal Orders have been fent to the
f-oniers toarref all pcrlons who may endeav-
our to leave The kingdom without pafports.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08
L4TEcY, FpOM FNGLAND.

Capt. Clark Informs, that about the Isl
Dec authentic information was re- elved ID
London, that Russia had declared war a.
gainst England.-Cayt. G. read the Dcclar-
tinn himself and saws that az hours were
allowed to the English 70 get away with
their ships, &C. Of which they haa generally
availed themselves and that the English
had taken possession OF Russian frigatc,
which was lying at Portsmouth, and made
all the Russians in England prisoners Of
war.
That Sweden had concluded an ARMS
tice with France, witch was to continue
till May.
That it had been rumourcd in london,
that general Embargo had taken place in
France but that # proved to be void Of
foundation. That the brig A2orn, Capt.
Foiger, arrived in London looJt the 5th
Dec. from Chelbomg and that Capt. Fol
Ger stated, that an Embargo OF a few days
continuance had been laid in consequence Of
2 or frigates being about TO sail, which
probably gave rise to the report
That it was reported in London, and gen
orally supposed 10 be true, that the Royal
Family, Of Portugal, had embarked for Bra
I'll that off the rock of Lisbon, lie spoke
an English frigate, an officer from which
confirmed this report and added, that the
French had possession Of Lisbon.
American vessels, turned away from their
ports ofdest;nation Oh the Continent, in con
sequence Of lie biockading DEGREES, were
daily arriyingin England.
Ship Powhattan, Cottc, for Virginia, left
London about the 1st. Dec and Capt CLARK
thinks he saw her yesterday Sailed from
the Downs III company with the Bedford,
Damrcll, for NcHyok
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

.1E'ir, Al Ham5uSh ard IN HtHqnd
Portuguese property has been seized At
Hamburger. IN the French. The mails arc
stopped and some wcrrhants found wv Hold
2 friendly onrresnCrdrncc ,rrl Enr'ishmen,
lave been threatened with eng sent q
P~ri. -CviuniL produce ~ srau-s'ratcd,
hut if fund e have ;o4ched At England, /,
Cnnfscatc'. Tobacco, &c. ~ admitted
Seaurstcrtl cat"ots are sometimes aLan-
doped ~ account ofthc little chance Of sue
cess Articles suspected Of being intended
for England are seized. Subjects Of neu-
trial states must have their claims supported
by their governments. A HsmhurFher,
who had consignments from America, was
obliged % deliver his KEYS 10 2 French Off
Ger anI tie American Consul Witnessed
tie examination ot his stJre.-Tho cargo III
vessel At Cherbuvgh from Network, has
been seuuc,tcred, although there was little
doubt it was French produce
The cases Of detained neutral vessels ii
Holland are sill Undecided
j e. treaties bclW cen France and Austria
were s.Er.d-ard that between France and
n-HmaIk had been rt' fled.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

Two or three expeditions are ftting out in
England
The Paris Moniteur, Nov -, pronounccs
hat the Prince Regent Of Portugal is TO lose
us throne because he would not seize the
English merchandise. Great crime this
The Moniteur SAYS, the Emperor of Germa-
~ has declared war against England.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08
The LETTER.

" faq5ier, 3lst Dcc, 1907.

"SIR,
"Thc bclefofthe Algcrincs having com
renced no-tiitic+ on tie flag Oft tive United
tatcs, is founded % the Declaration under
OATH Nj capt icHcEAD SHIFTED ., Of the
,ch Mary Ann, Of Network; made at Ma
p!es-whicii states. that his vessel and the
hrig Violet, Of Boston, were captured On
the Goth Oct BIZ an AiEcrine frgate, of "a
ms. Cart Sheffield adds, that Ne had
heard the same flirsta had taken ar Amer.-
can shin aud sch. q f-sv DAYS before his YES
sci IL ,-ts fortunate enough to oyerpow
CT the Turks put % board the MARY Ann,
and arrived a. Naples Nov a.
This Intelligence appears Gilv confirmed
BY tie advice 1.ceivcd x Cibral AZ, on the
DIST inst from Orar, cf n'1e American YES
sels having been crriad 10 Algirrs, Of
which Mr., GNIno ias acquainted ,ne. I'M
der these circumstances, il il m7 decided
opinion, you determination not 10 proceed
Up the Mediterranean IL perfectly tight Il
| beg you may make this known tc every A.
mcrican vessg! you may meet IL sea.
"Wilh this Is letter f1r Consul Cath
cart, at Madeira if You Can Convenient
leave It there, or pat it Oh board anv vessel
bound for that Island, IL NAV be productive
Of happy consequences. | also deliver YOU
a Dispatch tlr The Hon. Secretar Jf STATE,
which have to requoa II YOU will at into the
CAPT. Cl-gL aG-v Orr ShefIieId's lecI4r-
EtioH, and Is cog. e9f thar the; IS mistake IN
this aae, AID thdt Is lg4s the 26m NoueD45cy.
> nAr A q -, ~ ........y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

COPENHAGEF, DEM NOV. M.
4 ssod understanding luSins betn cen Ruff
Ia and Sweden-and peace between he latter
power and France may foon he expected en-
der the mediation OF the former-and The
Swedifh ports will then he clofed againft
England z Eeena, fbers Gar Le 10 pub thing a.
feaee Mat zpH Aavs q Pozvey neutral.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

hands OF the Post Master, at the first port
YOU rray be able to make II the United.
States.
"Ivish you safe and speedy voyage.
and am, Sir, your most obedient servant.
lanes SIMSON.
Capt. Nathan Clark,
Ship Horestps, 7aH8ier Bay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

Eighteen Of the unfortunate Ameri
cans, belonging to Miranda's expedi-
ton, captured by the Spaniards lately
escaped from Cartbagena bulls were
retaken. The other three have reach
ed the Z. States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

A nag OF truce has arrived with a
messenger 70 the Austrian Minister.
He is from Vienna via Paris--and is
supposed 10 bring an offer from Aus
tfia r. mediate for peace.
s.. Prfce Of stdcks-English, Consols,
6 l-8-American, Fights %; Six
es Gas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08
ATTENTION! /,

The patriotic citizens of Charleston. who
are disposed to give sgeeks zyork in assisting
to rebuild the FORTS, &c. are invited to call
at the City GazetN Office, and sign list
left there, on or before THURSDAY next
A CITIZEN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

0lore French-Shih.-By private let
ters, as well as BY verbal information
from Capt Hill, who arrived this fore
noon from Bremen, which place lie
left the 2lst of November, we learn
that a number Of American vessels
were detained there, by order Of the
goyern-ncAt, on account of having
touched It az English port. This is
a new construction IF the Feench I'm
perlal Decree. Formerly they only
turned 81 from the ports of L rance and
her allies all such American vessels as
had touched at Of been forciblv carried
INTO British port, or been driven in by
stress Of weather. Now thew have so
fur n1odifed the Decree as to permit
them 70 inter, and then take possession
Of the whole, for the benefit of The Ini-
Er17ai FeE4bhc What will good
French democrats say now What
will his eXcelIcncy the President say
let us now see in what terms the
President will mention this new attack
on The part Of France, to Congress T?
Or # he will mention it at an Could
Gen. Atmsuong explain il away, there
would be no difficulty, but as ii Is, We
very much suspect it will be received
Is only one more kick, one more cuff
one NOR spit in the face.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08
LATEST
foreign gnteiltgencc.
LONDON. NOV. 90.

Change IN ne Ministry.
Lord Castlereagh, and The Dake q
Portland are in such baG health, they
will be- necessitated 10 resign. The
Marquis WELLESLEY and Lord Melville,
Il is said, will succeed them. Lord
I[cWick will enter the House Of Peers
as Earl Of Cray, in consequence Of the
death OF his brother. Opposition must
have anew leader i'll the House OF Com
mons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

The fri column Of the French army, COM
manded by General JunOt, entered the Portu-
quote territory on the 9th November It i,
fated that the SPantfh army was alto to have
crofed the frontier the fame day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

Pretfitat-Congrefs includes I7s members.
There were 1T the Caucus So ablent 60; II
all who were abGent may he conidered aEsinf
Mr.. MADISON, thofe 90 mutt Be added 70 The
6 who were again(t him at the Caucus--wHich
would make sc againfl him, aud only So n his
Favor-majority againlt him l3.-But a. lome
of the members might be absent from i'll
health, or accident is probably fair 10 con-.
cude that the numbers for and againa Mr.
MADISON are about equal According 20 the
projections Of his opponents We cannot expect
they will Gail caLcE.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08
CORK, NOV. 81.
= B. gckadins )rder8.

R-cctGdilS JfGefS.
II IS 70 BE lamented that regulations
V ich throw such difficulties in inc way
cfneutral trade, should pc found neccs-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

The Emperor NAPOLEON set out from Pa
ris fol Italy, Oh the 10Th Nov. an =! WAS eX-
pectcd to ieturn bT the 1st Dec.
The Russian Minister at Paris, is said to
have been accommodated with lodgings III
the Imperial Pal-ce at Tountainblau, and TO
have received the most marked distinction
from the Emperor Napoleon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08

Tie ship SuHolk, from London vas
BEARDED on the 9th Of Dec. bva Brush
man-oi war brig. bound from Ifstor for
England from whom She reccise cd intorna-
ton that 1900 French troops had entered
ne capital Of Portugal and that the Por-
"au3se Hett had been joined BY an English
a4uadron' under Sir Sidney Smith, off the
lagus
One n the Passengers in the Suffolk Il
the bearer Of dispatches from Mr. pincknev
70 the Government Of tie United States
lie received them on the 17th of Nov
They were forwarded TO Washington YES.
terday morning.
V,ce-AdmirI Sir John Warren. who
has been APPOINTED ~ ~ American s',tion
was expected to SAT- in a rsw davs from plv
mouth IN tie 5wltisure "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08


Tie Suffolk, arri,ed z- .r-m on
don has brougLo Eng. papers to
the 27;h Noyembyr
The most violent measures ave token
0y the French, in every pant Of tae con-
tnent, F. sequestcr English property,
and 70 harrass neuuaIs. All rortu-
guese property had been seized III Ham
burg and all the commercial letters
broken open and the bills detained.
Several expeditions were fitting out
IN England, at Portsmouth, Plymouth,
and Geek the regiments and CORPS
named which are to be employed in
them. The 9Th, 8th, 18th, 23d, SD,
5Oth, SD, 18th, Goth, Cd, Tooth, ODD,
regiments, or battalions Of them, are
enumerated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08
Grd1!d Caucus.
AT THE SEAT or covERNmENr.

Notwithstanding the Inconsistencies
which Lave been mad against the
practice, by members OF Congress Of
interfering in the nomination of the
great officers Of state, caucus has
been held, at Washington, agreeabIy ~
the notification Of Senator Bradle} at
which were present about IS democrat,
Of the SeA1t-. md House. AT this
meeting tie following votes were civ
en, for the nomination u the'next Pres
idcnl and Nice-Prcsident, viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-08
TOR pRESIDENT

George Clinton, 70
John Lansdon, y. Hampshire 5
Henry Dearbolne,( Sec. at War; 8
John @. Adams,
There are p ftderalists only in the
House Of Representatives, and DO. in
the Senate. These and Go Of the de-
mocratic members Of Congress did not
attend the caucus.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-11
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NETWORK, Navem5er Z.
IatcR Foreign Mtsgs.
Per tarsre Rieaera, CAPTAIN 0dicrne.

q ~ u
The London Courier Of the 18th uls.
makes the subsequent remarks on the capi-
tulaticn Of .!unct and the Russian feet:
Sc We have this day the task imposed upon
US Of laying before cur readers the extraor-
binary gazette, containing the dispatches re-
lative to the evacuation Of Por.uea!~.d the
surrender of the Russian feet. It makes
the heart sink to think that victory
50 glorious as that Of the 21st of August,
should be followed BY such result. Good
heaven! that a beaten enemy, IN enemy of
such nature, an enemy who had been gull
y OF every crime that can disgrace human
nature, should obtain such terms Are We
awake We naturally ask, in reading the
dispatches: do we not dream? Is this re-
cord, British record, to go down to the
latest Fosterity ?--Bue let us proceed to the
consideration of it !; painful duty indeed
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-11
From the SALEM GlZE TIE.

THERE is long winded jacobin writer
Il In the Amherst paper, who has polluted the
name of g rEDERALIsr" for his signature.
He entities his essays Politics tor r ar,
ners,p thus intending both the head ana
tail as a lure for attention and credlt-w f1a
how much success, we may judge from the
follow ing merry piece by another farmer'
with mere appropriate signature.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-11

tAi. f,deral;.t we farmers ain't al fools, ana
he nceden't think so.
Now.sMr. Gushing, after you have reaa
itb;. yourself, I want you should put
i i your paper and I'll BE much Obliged 70
you. $, :. !. 80
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
BOA r G..

Mrs BLOUNT will accommodate a
Ivl few Genteel BoARDERs. She will also
execute all Kinds of PLAIN SEWING at tbs
shortest notice. Apply at her dwelling in
Water street, next door to CAPT Levering's.
RinV 9. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
o. EDUCATION.

TOsEPH CONVING respectfully sccuaints
y his friends and the public. that he has en-
gagged as an assistant gentleman iof good
family from Bern IN Ssuisserland.
Whereby he is enabled to add to the course
Of instruction pursued in his school ! he
French, German and Italian Languases-~
Antient and Modern History Arthmetic,
Euclid Elements, Geography with the use
oftae Globes and Maps, Trigonnmetry, Men
suration, Surveying, Navigation and the Luna!
Observations, Analytics, Astronomy, &c. &c
Likewise Algebra and Fluxions, with thcie
Applications 10 the various branches Of IL
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, will b
taught as hitherto by himself al his School
ST. Asaph street.
~. q. Z hose who wish TO be instructed i
the above Languages, Will please to apply
the number Of Pupils viii DC liynAed. 81
Ahy7i Q. 9a~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
81 GREAT BARGAIN.

ssfssIAX beautiful and e.egaat ESTATE
leased to the MIR Wises, is still for sale, vel
known BY the name Of .Abingdon, where
the mansion house stands, directly opposite
the Capitol, lying on the Potomac river, con
tanning four hundred and twenty two acres
the road from the contemplated bridge passes
nearly through the centre of the estate
may be purchased for cash or on a long ere
dit, by paving a small part m hand--also a.
bout Fifty acres adjoining, part of the same
tract, leased to William Frazer, will be sole
on the same terms. a good and incisputablc
title viii be made for both. The title papers
may be seen by application to the subscriber
or Ro5ert l. Taylor, Esquire, by whom every
necessary information will be given.
II not sold by Friday the goth OF May, at
private sale, it will on that day be sold to the
highese bidder, before the coaee-house door,
at twelve O'Clock, at which tine The terms Of
sale will be made known.
B. Dade.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
BANK OF POTOMAC.

ALExAEpRIA, May 6, 1903.
.Noaee IS hereby si9en the Stockhoidfls an thf
Rank Of Potomac,
THAT dividend OF three and a half Per
cent, has been declared for the half year,
which Will be paid them or their reprefentss
tives 90 the 10th inst.
By order Of tie President and Disectors.
Chs. Page, Cashier.
May c. 2arys.D
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10

10000 superficial feet of four inch Flank
white pine, or the heart Of yellow pine, each
plank Is feet long.
The above materials except the plaak must
BE Of the best heart, hard,yelIoW pine, orof the
BEST white oak, free Of sap. The proposals to
estimate by the cubic foot.
Written proposals vii! be received at the
same time forthe Iron work, Ior Carpenters
and Laborers. Proposals may be handed IN
before the day above mentioned to the presi-
dent.
Daniel Carroll, ofDud.
P,essdeat.
May $. OTIS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
TUESDAY, May 10, 1903.
NJ O / I C E..

7,Ye PRESIDENT IND DIRECTORS
.0ffbe Washington Bridge Company will re-
ceive sealed proposals at srelle's Hotel on
FRIDAY the 9Th inst. for the delivery Of the
whole or any part Of the following bill Of
ScanthnU,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
Lawrason 6 FoWle

LdWIaSCl @ TOWlC
HAVE go2 SALE,
500 kegs White Lead ground in oil, cons.
tanning halves, quarters and eights OF sIsb
each.
Is tons St. Petersburg Hemp,
50 80 s sol'i n ssssia' Duck.
70 bags Pepper,
80 do. Pimento,
200 sacks blown Salt
1000 sides red soal leather
Is pipes Holland Gin
do. French Brandy
Toe bbls. n L. Rum
$50 boxes brown Soap
so do. mould Candles
70 do. Chocolate x
cases Cotton Cards
SO boxes Cod Fish
SO quintals do.
chests Young Hyson Tss
20 casks Cheese.
20 bbls. s4ackarel. $50,
Maya. ssw#w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
Loft, a few nights ago,

A large GOLD RING, of an oval shape,
device cracked, and represents the figure Of
a female sitting by a tombstone, looking Gp
to an angel On the tombstone is w. r..
obi. 10th Feby. 50 or IS. eat e5.-- Whoever
has found the same and viii leave it with the
Printer hereof shall ba generously rewarded
MAY 9. IT =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
mo. sl68.
20 Msw- York Lottery.

AT the close ofthe 18th days drawing, the
wheel had gained 1880 dollars, and all the
apital prizes undrawn.
Present price Of tickets Nine Do lars /,
80 A few tickets, warranted undrawn on
he 9Th day, for sale at
r, Gray's Bookstore
Nav g.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10

Reshec1ful1y injfsrme his FRIENDS and me pun
lie in genera,
THAT he has taken the house lately occu.
MED by RANDOLPH MoTT, ank known by the
name Of the Washington 1apeaW, and has pro-
yided himself With choice liquors, good beds,
and Is prepared to accommodate customers
the best manner, and has careful and at
entiye hostler, he solicits portion OF public
patronage.
March 10. GO
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-03

and dlvulges what he should conceal :;
the frenchman blabs every thing; the
Italian does not utter word the Spa
niard is very mysterious.
"lhe 7V9men-are housewives in Ger
many; queens in England; ladies in
france; captives in Italy slaves al
Spain.
g" H'ts5a7As-In Germany they are
masters; in England, servants; in France,
companions. in Italy, school-boys in
Spain, tyrants."
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-03
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could have exercised under the law as
heretofore, within their respective Ii
mits.
The practice and proceedings in the
sad superior courts Of law, shall be re-
gulated by the same laws and rules, as
have been enacted and established, and
do now exist, for the regulation of the
proceedings of the district courts of law,
The same right o. appeal, which is
now allowed from the county and cor
Poratlon courts, to the district courts of
law, shall still be had to the said superb
or courts Of law and all process issu
ing under the law as heretofore, and
which would have been returned to the
district courts of law or any of them.
shall be in future returned to the supe
rfor court of the county, in which the
said process may issue.
The right of appeal, shall remain and
be exercised as heretofore used in the
district courts.
The sherifls Of counties, shall act as
sheritls Of the aforesaid superior courts
holden in their respective counties, and
shall summon and impannel, therefor,
grand juries, as they have been hereto
lore summoned for the district courts.
ne said sheritts and clerks, shall more
over do and perform, all the duties ap-
pertaining to clerks OF, and sherifs at
tending on, the district courts, under
the law as at present. HE Judge of
each circuit, shall sppoint for their re-
spcctlye courts, a prosecutor for the
commonwealth, who SHALL be allowed
five dollars per day, for every day he
may be engaged in publick service, to
be certified by the judge, provided, that
the sum received by The attorney, shall
not exceed the sum Of fifty dollars per
asnum for services in any one Of the
said superior courts.
All officers fees, for their services in
the Aforesaid superior courts OF law,
shall DC the same as are allowed at ths
time, for similar services, in the present
/ district courts Of l1V.
All causes depending in the present
district courts OF law, at the time when
this act shall go into operation, shall be
arranged by the respective clerks tn re-
OF, and all thc paPers and documents be-
longing to each cause, shall be, bv the
said clerks, transmitted to he clerk Of