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NAMES BACON

W Id DAWN
Begsleave to inform his formereustoners
and friends, that he has
Recommended the Grocery Byfne@,
Athis Store on Kingnesr Washington
street.
WERE HE OFFERS FOR SALE,
A we'll choien aHortment OF
goods, in that line,
Warranted genuine, particularly his
TEAS, WINES & LIQUORS,
Which are of superior quality--Eie will dist
pose of each and every article on the mos
moderate terms. -.
May 2. GIL
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Edmund ]. Lee,
Trustee.
dts
Cobbsyjmjth s. 7m-Plate- Worker.

TIME subscriber continues to make and
i repair all kinds 'of COPPER x lin
WARE, and also carries on the HRASS-
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the tifec-
tion of lillian Fletcher, and will execute
any work in that line.
FoR SHE,
is boxes 10 by 70, and Is do. 8 by 10 Boz
hemia WinGoW Glass, of good quality.
TO LET,
The House Or Fairfax street, occupied by
myself, which is made to accommodate one
or two famiies-l will give lease on mo-
derate terms. Also, tie Brick House on
the corner Of Prince and Royal-streets, and
oE- Blacksmith's Shop with set of Tools.
For Sale or 10 Let on "a Ground Rent for
eper,
IS feet Oh. Ground, fronting on King
and running back 100 feet to a 10 feet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump in good part of the town.
The highest ptice will be given for old
Copper, Pewter, Brass and Lead.
George M'Munn.
Who has for hire handsome light Coachee
with careful driver.
August so. Sm
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Nezv Publications,

lVE4V- l GUGtCNtCOICSS
Just received, for sale, by JAMES KENNEDY,
sen Bookseller, King-strest.
Gnlebs in search of Wife-yery interest-
ing. vols.
Faber Ola the Restoration of the Jews.
Reliqucs Of Robert Burns.
Shakespeare's Poems.
Richardson's illustrations OF Shakespeare.
The works Of Mrs. Ann Steele. vols.
The Star in the East, by Dr.. .Buchanan.
Caledonian Sketches, by sir John Carr.
MIS-. Grants memoirs of an American
Lady.
Letters from the Mountains.
Deans Analytical Guide to Penmanship:
Owenson's Patriotic Sketches Of Ireland
Thaddeus of Warsaw.
Harriott's Struggles thro' Life.
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Whelpi ey's Compend of Universal Hlsto-
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The last edition IF that much admired york
Concentrations on Chemistry.
With additions on the arts of dyeing-tanning
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ALSO,
The best Paper, Stationary and School
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made to any pattern, with faint ines n's
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MILITARY LANDS.

FOR SALE,
Or will be exchanged for PROPERTY IN .dleran-
dria its ricinity,
A Warrant for Cos acres Of Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. TINS
lard lies in the state of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst The best in the state. 1t will be
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1909.
Wanted to Purchale or Hire,
A GOOD MALE COOK.
Ap9I toths Pr'asr.
CeDtetobor 81 IL.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
September 81.

TINE subscriber returns his most gratetut
j acknowledgements to the inhabitants OF OF
this town and its vicinity for their past tayors'
and earnestly so,icits continuance OF the
same. He likewise 5egs leave tolntorm them
that on MONDAY, the 18th instaIt,' he Will
commence his Night School, where VII be
taught, as usual, Reaching. Writing, :anSh-
metic. Mathematics, &c. SC.
ANY young gentleman wishing to be m
strac,ed, Will please to make early appllca-
ton TO
G.. w. Carlin.
Se,tenher II d2W
FRENCH NIGHT SCHOOL
VAJILL he opened on the frs: dag OF Dc
w tober, az 5 o'clock n the evening, on
the principles OF Dsfef's Grammar, at the
house formerly occupied by the Bank OF s..
lexandria. Great attention will be paid 10 the
application anu orderly behavior ct the scho-
lars, and terms may be known by applying to
A. w. PreudS.
Who continues to give private lessons in
French, Spanish and German, and translates
papers from and into these languages, with
dispatch and accuracy.
September 20. Il
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TO LEASE,

TO LEASE,
On low ground rent for ever, and on We
ry advantageous terms,
n VALUABLE half acre Lot of Ground,
n situated on Washington and Duke
streets, with fine corner Lot. There is on
the said property three frame buildings, one
has been used as pot house, but could be
easily altered into any thing else, as it is
large and strong building-the others are
dwelling houses-They will be leased with
the ground which will be rented as it is, or
laid out in lots to suit the purchaser:
Enquire #
Midnight and Stewart.
AUGUST g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
Communications.

Governmental Riot or, the MHidry usnb-
mg the Rights ofrhe CirH as'a.ori,y.
On Sunday, the Goth ult ekyen men, by
direction of the new Collector of the Dis
trict Of York, armed will, guns ard bsyo-
nets, in a riotous and tumultuous manner,
assembled, in open violation of the laws Of
God and man, and took possession of brig,
lying in the harbour Of York, belonging TO
William Boyd, esq. Of Portsmouth, under
pretence that she was n suspicious vessel.
On Monday, they were all arrested for ~
OF and yesterday, carried before Jacob
Fisher, esq. Of Kennebunk, for examination.
The Justice, after an elaborate investigation
of the cause, ordered them to recognize, in
the sum of fifty dollars each. to appear at
the next Supreme Judicial Court in The
county.
The persons arrested, were the Inspector
of the Port, David Baker a Captain Bean,
who pretended to Justify himself, and nine
of his men, under orders from his Honor
Levi Lincoln
No evidence appeared on the trial. that
an evasion of the laws had taken place or
was contemplated, but ON the contrary i,
did appear, that the suspicion of the Collcc-
tor was groundlsss, if not malicious and
wicked. 7;@al, M@eh I. 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
A SPECTATOR.

Ma. SHIRLEY,
If there were any doubts of the
complete devofion of our Democrats to
the French Emheror, they must be en-
tirely removed by the recollection of
their advocating all his acts of oppres-
sion and tyranny-particularly their
approving his treachery and cruclties to-
wards the brave Shaniards, and their ex-
ultations upon the prospect of his con-
quering that patriotic people. Yes,
our erctusive REPUBLICANS do Justify the
attempt of Bonaharfe to place his
Brother on the Throne of Spain, upon
the idea, that the old King and his pr-
ner had consented to the plan, and
had 6arsained away the citizens Of that
country TO his Lmheriat Majesty. Let
this be noted-let it be remembered.
Let the common people, who really
love liberty, think Of this--and let them
hence take warning Of the articles and
pretexts Of democratic Demagogues.
The citizens of this Commonwealth
are justly characterised as republican
and commercial people. Will they,
then, elevate TO the Chair Of STATE,
man, who approves and advocates the
commerce destroying policy Of our
Southern Rulers, and censures the
peacable and orderly meetings Of the
people to petition for relief under the
great evils they suffer II would be a
libel on the good sense and virtue of the
people of this State To admit the sup
position. II is certain the policy Of
the Embargo and .Aon-Infercourse will
soon ruin the country. Yet this policy
is approved and eulogizcd by 1t. Gov.
crnor Lincoln. And his late Speech to
our Legislature contains sentiments as
favorable to arbitrary hogver and as hos
tile to republican liberty as can be found
in those of Hutchinson and other sup
porters of Lord North in TVS and rs.
Such things are. The people should
ponder over them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06

asaina bis fare,ies, as sgsinf hnnielf, and TO
attach their property as i. esprefled III the
o.eqoiug advice, making fuch attachments
and taking fuch means, as is therein d'retted
to fecure and recover whatever debt or money
may be due to the Commonwealth on the iaid
bonds, or either of them and the actions there.
on to profecu,e to final Judgment and exeou.
ion and to employ all lueh ezprenes, agents
and ali ants, at the public eYpenie as you may
find necsflary in the buiinels; and the secre-
tary will deliver au;hen;i. ated copies of the
fame bonds, and Of fuch other documents and
papers as may be wanted by the Solicitor Gen.
cral, a. he fhal call for the fame.
JAMES SULLIVAN.
BY TIE Governor, VIM. TUDOR, See'ry'
Secretary, 0gfee, SEPT 2ot6, 1908.
The foregoing advice of the Council, and d.
re6tion of Lis txcellency the Governor, are
,rus copies of the originals on file in this
Office. 4fftsS-WM. TUDOR, Sx',y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
The Reign OF Prescription

ne KeIgn OF IioScilpsloi'.
We have TO announce 10 our fellow
cilizens, the removal u tic federal Oh
iectors of the Customs, in the county .
York. The President has thought i
expedient, once more to extend The lct
ter of the law, and to create vacancies
that he may fill them with the creature,
Of his party.
The honorable Jeremiah Hill &
JONAS CLARK, EsqAires, are displaced
to give room for the spawn of democra-
cy, in the persons Of Daniel Granger &
Jo8e,ih Storer. Oh, shame, where is
thy blush ?
The collector of Saco, Mr.. Hill, is an
old revolutionary patriot, educated in
the school of Washington, and appoin-
ted by him to the collectorship, on the
adoption of the constitution. He has in
variably conducted himself, while in Of
fec, with skill, with care, and with per-
feet integrity and by his attention and
constant desire to oblige those who had
business there, he has gained the at
lection of every citizen, and his remo-
val is sincerely regretted.
Mr.. Clark, the collector at Wells,
has long been Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas for the county of York,
and is well known for the urbanity oil
his manners, the goodness Of his heart,
the soundness of his intellect, and the
uprightness of his mind. In his dis
missal the citizens of Wells have lest
most faithful officer.
Their only crime was the unpardon-
able sin, with Mr.. Jefferson, Of being
deraH8ts not men active and jealous
in party. but cool and quiet citizens,
who love political liberty, and will new
err sacrifice the freedom of opinion for
the smiles of presidential patronage.
And who are their successors, and
what are their merits? IRE they hon
est, are they edtdbie 2-Daniel Granger
keeps a small shop in Saco, and is a
petty Judge Of the miserable court OF
sessions OF this county. His only mer-
it is that of compliance with the views
Of his party, and of holding the very
honorable situation OF toadeater to MIR.
representative Cuts. As to his honesty,
time will determine. Wilkinson and
Skinner were the fashionable leaders of
the day and no doubt they will have
their followers. As to his capacity,
the learned differ; but report says, he
can tell that two and two make four,
quthom resort 10 slate and heneil.
Of Joseph Storer, the successor of
Judge Clark, it isimpossible to proclaim
his merit He has been known as Sem
ator from this county, and is well re-
collected al the Senate board for the ei-
egance Of his manners, and the acute
ness of his wit. One short anecdote
concerning this minion Of executive ia.
vor will suffice. Although he has re-
peatedly been a democratic Senator
from York county, ye, in his own town,
he has never been put into the jury 6or,
on account Of incahacity.
Such are the men destined to revive
the dying cause of democracy in Mas
sachusetts. Such are the men to make
good the places of Hill and CLANS
Such are thy Gods, o Lraei!!
Wells, Feb. 25th, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06


noticed IN late Gazette. tie pro.
lest and resolves signed bY { yrus King
and others, OF Saco, respecting the nrt.
ceedings OF that town, Jan Goth, wben
resolutions were adopfed highly appro-
wing of the embargo policy OF our de-
mocratic Congress. These resolutions
were offered, read and committed liz
the Legislature, 7attopt otagsidon
On the 18th ult. memorial was pre-
scented to the same body, signed by the
same persons the protest was. The
memorial was written in respectful but
firm language stating, with a spirit
worthy oil iTeemen, the severe distress
and pfiyations endured by The memo
rialists in consequence OF the unjust,
tyrannical, and unnecessary interdic-
ton of all commerce. After the me-
mortal was read, a motion was made to
commit it to the committee, who had
unser consideration similar applic;-
tons. This motion was ohhosed by
Mr.. Moody, one of the representatives
of that town. He said many of the sign
ers were not legal voters, and were pro-
badly induced to sign for a glass of
grog. As this Mr. Moody is one of
your pretended, dear lovers ofthe peo-.
pie, keeps tavern, and probably has Of
ten experienced the efficacy of a /" glass.
OF grog" on popular election days,
shall not presume to question his know
ledge on this part of the subject. But
to question the right Of citizen to Pc
tition his government, because he is
poor man, is TO say the free citizens of
Massachusetts shall not exercise pri.
vilege which the slaves of the southern
and Westlndia planters are allowed
The rninous and tyrannical measures
which have been adopted and pursued
by MIR. Jefferson and his par,izans, have
reduced thousands OF our honest and in
tlustrious citizens to state of poverty
and distress (; and many who now pos
sess that little property which makes
them legal voters, will soon be obliged
to part with it, to support themselves *
families In that case, upon Mr.. Moo
dy's and other democrats doctrine,
they must suffer in silence, and be STAR
ved according 10 Lazv. Lest members
Of Congress, Marshals, Navy Agents,
SC. should lose their offices and fat sal.
aries, democrats, now they have got in-
to power and place, preach up passive
obedience not complaint shall be
made, for fear it shall disturb the philo-
sophical and delicate nerves of Mr.. JEFF
ferson, in his retreat to Carers Noun
tain. The democrats oppose every
measure brought forward by the fede-
ralists to check the progress of that ru-
nous policy pursued by the general
government. An appeal will soon be
made to the people, in the election of
their state officers, and as the only
means of insuring them effectual and.
permanent relief, let them place the
friends of WASHINGTON * COM.
MERGE in Office. Then, and not till
then, will they experience-3E77ER'
TIMES.
A SPECTATOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
Commonwealth of MaHachufetts.

0,iyei, 1'ha, The port of the Committee
appointed to fettle the Accounts of The late
Treaiu -er T. J Skinner, Eiq dated the 9th da,
of Juy iait--the Advice of the Hon. Council,
and Order of His ExcelIency, the Governor
thereon, DARED 9th of July laa-the Meaage of
HI. Fxcellency Of the 10Th Nov laff-and al
80 the report Of the Committee thereon, made
the 24,h infant, be pub!iihed in all the
sew!papers printed in his Commonwealth.
Seat dossa far Coss1r,snes,
II. G. OTIS. Prsfdsnf.
In tbe Rsrr of R,pvsifnfaiiVes, Feb 81 1909;
Read and concurred,
TIMOTHY DIGEI.oW. Sfesty.
Attea, N. COFFIN, Cie,k Of Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
Conmen1yeahk If Ma0acblLStts.


The Committee Of both Houfes to whom
were referred the late Governors MeiTage of
November 1908, with the accounts and docu.
ments relating to the late Tl.ompfon Skin
nsr, Eiq. when Treaiurer of the. Common.
withdrawing attended to the duly aligned
them,
. Report, That it appears from the Report of
the Committee of the General Court, made
under date of the 18th Ocfoper, 1903, on a
6atement of the accounts of Thompfon j.
Skinner, Efq late Treafursr of the Common
wealth, from the FRI day of July, 1907. to
the tenth day OF June, 1908, both days inclu.
1--we, after which Ian mentioned day, he ceaf-
ed to ad in his office as Treafurer--shat .
balance was found to be due from iaid Ihomp-
fon J. Skinner, Eiq are Treaiurer, of feven-
ty one thoufsnd niue hundred and fifty four
dollars and nine,y-two cent? executive Of in.
tsreft.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
dis. 5s,,7s ~
dis. GIG IS
1886 10
dis. 1910 as
amounting 70

dis. 58,l7S AZ
leaving balance due to the1
Commonwealth from iaid
Thompion J. skinner, exelu-
Eve Of Intereh, of Fifty
eight thoufand one hundred
feventy eight dollars forty
feven cents
The Committee further Report, that no
Legislative order has been, or in their opinion
is now neceIary to be paIed on the Report
of another Committee o: the General Court,
made under date of the fri of April, 1908,
of the fe,tlement of the accounts of the fri
years bu6nefs of faid Thompfon J. Skinner,
Eiq. as Treafures Of the Commonwealth,
from the 2iit June, 1906, to the 3oth June,
1907. Which is RESPECTFULLY fubmt,ed.
ENOCH TlTCOMB, PR svdsv.
Feb %, 1909.
IN Seaafs, Fsb. "a, 1909.
Read and accepted,
Sent down for concurrence.
II G. IT'S, P,sfitss.
In ,ss Hoyf Of R,t,ssnissivs,, FsS. "a, 1909.
Read aud concurred.
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, spealsy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
DOS TON, MARCH -
State l. gisiataie.


| Yesterday, in the House OF Repre-
,enta,ives, an address to the Peoftle o.
this Commonwealth, was read and pass
ed-yeas 1873, nays IS. The address
had been Previously PASSED in ne Sen
NE, yeas Is, nays 9
An order passed, directing the print
ing OF 1000 copies of the Address to the
People, and 1000 copies oil the Renon'
STRANGE to Congress--two copies oil each
to be sent to each town within the State
A bill prescribing uniformity in the
bills of all banks within the Common.
wealth, of on, fspo, three, fur, and fire
dolIars-and prohibiting the currency
OF foreign" bills of less denomina-
ton than five dollars-was passed to
be esgrossed.
Yesterday, in the Senate. new gen
eral Militia Law was under considera-
ton.
from CLovcEsrER, FEB %, 1909. =" The
following demonstrating and amid feet Is
now in this harbour, VIZ. 2 Cunooais, Nos
AZ, Jos. Nicholson, and 81, James Eaken !;
the cutter Nancy, JOS. Babson; Coles Pilot
boat and the Marblehead guarda costa
Dido, Linzee. This mighty and much 10
be feared squad. are maiestically rid
ing, and proudly waving the flag ut the US
for the purpose as we poor ignorant wretch :
es suppose) Of watching our property and
preventing It's falling into the hands Of some
of John Bulls ravenous tribe /; "the hands
II N apoleon is in this thing" more or less ;
and perhaps it is tho't expedient that we
have these strong p!ast0s 10 cure our hftls
sore" When call to mind the illustrious
Savior Of his Country, (whose birth day it
| is) and contrast his with the conduct of his
present successor my indignation and alb
| horrence are Involuntary excited against
| the rulers of this once land OF Commerce
and Freedom" but now land Of ruin and
slavery"
From SALEM, Feb. %, 1902" Arrived
brig Betsey, Tucker, from Savannah, Ceor-
| gia. Capt. T informs, that trade is very
brisk at that place Just before he sailed
three vessels belonging to that port went OH
in one night, aecidentay leaving their pa
2ers behind. He was told by a revenue offi-
Ger, that as the natural advantages of that
State afforded opportunities for trade, so
the people were fully disposed to improve
them-lhe bags Of cotton once across the
! middle OF the St. Mary's, the we're out OF
the control Of the Embargo.-From the ac-
counts we continually receive Of business
going on in the southern States, we are
sure that Mr.. Morton was greatly mistaken,
when he said in our Legislature, that those
States we're in th-i. proportion affected by
the Embargo"-and that " it was not the
interest, but the patriotisni of the South,
that continued the Embargo" They know
nothing, comparatively Of its evils.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
Commonwealth of Ma1achufetts.

Gssfism<n II ils Senate, ard
Gentlemen Y TIE Hasif Of Prp,s'saiatiVS,
My FRI meaage Of this FELTON, informed
you that fhould by fpecisl meiIage lay be.
fore you the fate of the Public rreafury
According to my engagement, fend you the
Documents conc erning the Treasury, and re-
la,ing to the unfortunate circumstances in
which il is involved and am happy to IN
form you that the Public Treafury will prob.
ably fuftain no lois by the great mifmanage-
ment of its funds.
10Th Nov. 1908. JAMES SULLIVAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

Extract Of letter from Warrington, dared
February %.
THE non.iniercourse bill ffom the Senate
is now under consideration. We are now
discussing a motion, made by ID. h. Will
liams, Of South Carolina, to strike out from
the 4th to the 10th sections, inclusively. 1t
begins to look very like doing nothing sE-
cienf with the embargo before we adjourn,
/, however, hope better things.
- O'Clock, p. NJ. The question for strik-
ing out the sections, mentioned above. has
this moment been taken in committee Of the
whole, and was lost-Ayes 50-Noes 81.
- O'Clock, p NJ. The committee Of the
whole rose and reported the bill to the
house. A motion was then made to strike
out the clause Of the 18th section authoris-
ing letters OF marque and reprisal, and car
ried-Ayes 74--Noes 80.
"A motion was then made to strike out
the 10Th section, repeating the embargo,
and lost-Ayes 33-Noes 49,
EXTRACT Of a letter from Baltimore, d.
ted Fe6. IS, TO gentleman in This
fozvn.
"On the Oath, in the House Of Rep
resentatiyes of the United States, the
Committee Of the Whole, OH the Nom
Intercourse Bill from the Senate, rose
and reported II to the House, with only
two amendments, one only of which is
essential, namely, to strike out the sec
ZION authorising the President "to
raise the Embargo in favour Of that bel
ligerent which shall revoke its orders ;
and after a reasonable time issue letters
of mareue against the other. In dis.
cussions before the House, motions
were made to strike the 4th OF March
for raising the Embargo, and inserting
the 18th and then the goth OF May
and both lost by large malorities. J. G..
JACKSON moved 10 insert, in room oil
the section respecting letters ofmarque,
a section to authorize the President, in
case of a revocation. to remove the En-
barge in favor of the nation reyoking,
in 30 days, instead Of a I" reasonable
time" The House rose withou, ia
king the question or this motion. II
appears probable the nonintercourse
bill viii pass, unless the Senate's not a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06

towards which ozl.
ance, the Commit-
tee end, tina, on the
25th July, 1893.
the late Sheriff Of
the County of suf-
folk, lodged in the
Treafury Office, .
fam Of Money he
attached in a chef
in Eaid Office, which
the preient Treat
urcr has received
and by Iank Bills
left in the Urea [
fury Office by {
faid Skinner, J
and ALTO thai, , on
the 10th Novem-
her, 1908, the
prefent 1reafur
er received of |
JAMES PRIscr, {
Eiq Agent for
the Bondimen of
faid +. J. Skin |
nsr, a. Treaiurer
amounting {.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06

rreeing to Tbs amend nenis OF tht
House, saoul, OCCASION its failure.
+" The Additional Duty Bill has h 81
cad twice III the Senate, and amend
ed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06

IN CoUNcIL, JuLy oh 1893.
u DsniJ papi,, Eq S,f;sits, Gs1e,ai # i6s Con-
m~uDe1ifb 4 NgDnbgfsfss.
The report of he Committee ofthe l.egina-
surc. hefore referred 70 in the aforegoing ad-
vice being made to the Governor, and by him
lad before the Counc,l ,or advice, and the
Co having gwen him Their advice thereon
asbsiore expreled Ypu are direeted i'm.
p,edisiely TO commence futs on both the iaid
eaad. Of tbs faid Thomgler J. skinner as well
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-06
Sfst dbrvs fcv ssaesy, ssfs.
IL @. OTIS, Pysedexf.

IN fbe Hssls IF Rep'esssafire,, Nov. ! /, 1908.
Read aud concurred--and Mr.. Head, b.
Mr.. Bridge, aud Mr. lngrAham, are jsiaed.
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Speaker.