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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
COLLEGE, L 4NDS,

COLLEGE L ANDS.
THE subfcriber offers fo- fale, the follow
l ing Tracts OF LAND, belonging to Hs,-
GARD Colltps, the tide to which is direct from
the Government, viz.
IN FRYEBURG,
I8 I'd do. So do. do.
% Cd do. 81 do upland.
10 Sd do. SO do. do.
$500 4th do. SO 10. do.
Is 5th do. 60 or 70 do. do.
IN TURNER,
Lot No. Sc, 1876 acres.
Sc, 1875 do.
l66, $50 do.
277, 1875 do.
IN PARIS,
Lot No. 81, 7th Range, } being
IS, 7'h do. hundred
20, 9Th do. lots
IN LIVERMORE,
Lot No. 7S, 100 acres.
90, 100 do.
I49, 100 do.
IN OTISFIELD & HARRISON,
Lot No. ll6. Sd Div. 100 acres.
/, Cd r 4th D. 100 do.
S, Sih r. 9Th d. 100 do.
Is,
IN POLAND,
Lot No. 80, I'd Div. 100 acres.
90, I'd do. 100 do.
IN Lowell,
Lot No. l25, 4 Div. 100 acres
l22, I'd do. ICO do.
1913, Sd do. 100 do.
~, 4th do. 100 do.
IN BALDWIN,
Lot No. 8, IN Range, Baff, 100 acres.
68, Pond lot, 100 do.
8, Sd Range, Eaa, 100 do.
10, 7th Range, Eaf, 100 do.
10, sth do. do. 100 do.
IN BROWNFlELD,
Two lots in Brownfeld, containing about
800 acres each.
IN RUMFORD,
No. Is, containing 90 acres, IN Div.
tI6, do. so do. do.
SO, Cd Div. 100 acres.
At, Sd do. l4s do.
IN JAY,
No. 90, Range I'd, 100 acres.
10, 4th, 100 do.
8, 18th, 100 do.
8, 18th, 100 do.
IN WILTON,
No. 1876, containing l55 acres.
207, ITO do
IN NEW-SHARON,
One Lot, containing $40 acres, in the
north part of the town.
The above Lands will be fold on liberal
credit, and Settlers now on any of the Lots
will be accommodated If they with it. For
particulars, apply to the Suhfcriber, at his
Office, in Middle-freet, Portland, where he
may be found until the middle of January
next. PRENTISS MELLEN.
Dec. 4, 1909. (t0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26

To fail in all this month, the
new brig RANGER. J4B~ Neal
a. .I.s Nafler- For freight or pafage
spely 10 the Mailer on board,
a. a, R.sba,8sa's WbDE
March s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
NEW GOODS.

E. Nathaniel Martin,
= Far 6,st, Hal ef Lozg WIsyf.
JIM received an snortment Of
; - Engfb g. Wsf-Iadia Gods,
among which are
superfne Bread CIoth.lLeaiher Cloves
lCommon do. corduroys
lKerleyme-es Coatings
Blue Plains Fearnough,s
Do Kericys 5wanfkins
FianneIs blankets
Paizes Velvets
Calicoes Girghams
Cambrics Copper Plate Furri-
Mullins ture
Dimities Bandanra Handkfs.
India Cot,ons Cotton do
Quality and Shoe Bin Brown Hollands
ding Worried Hofery
Cotton Shawls ISufpenders
Black silk Hanks. Engifh CostoDs
Vetiings, afiorted Cotton Checks
Bed Ticking Shirt Buttons
Cotton Servings Sewing Silk
Buttons, ahorted Twill
No, 81, 4, and II lb Black Cambria
Pins 3ombazetts
fonad do. lDuranfS
White Threads Duroys
Cotton Lace iCalimancoes
Oil Cloth Pocket Handkerchief
Button Moulds -, ~, and Is Thread
Velvet Bindings Lines
Hyfon, I = lid, Cd, Sd, lod, & cod
Young Hyfon, : : Cur Nails
Hyfon Skin, & S cd, Sd ,lOd, I'D, and
Souchong s. god Eugliih wrought
B andy; Gin Rum, do.
Port & Iifbon Wines, Iron Ware, aforted
Sugar Raifns 200 quin.als Cod Filth
Pimento Pepper $50 ditto Pollock do
Ginger; Cinnamon so ditto Scale do.
lndigo /; Salt >Petre SO bu(hels Herds
Coffee Molafes Crafs Seed
Cotton Flour % bbls. No. Her
rings
All the above Goods, being of the frlf
quality, will be fold as cheap as can be pur-
chaied in this town, for Cath or Country
Produce. Portland, FEB. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26

For Sale, or TO Let,
a ND immediate po1efiion given, Two.
"A Story DWELLING HOUSE il Free f,sef
For particulars apply to
J. DICKS.
Portland, Ma,eb l2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26

INIE the fu5lcribers, having been aPPo'n'.
ed 5y the Hon. siiss Lee, Eiq 'uute
Of PROBATE, for the county 81 Lincoln, ~ II.
ceive aud examine the Claims ri credhofs -
the elfate of STEPHEN FOSTER,
phyhcian, late Of Rritoi, deceaisd, Tepre'rn-
ted inioivenI, do hereby give NOTICE, fha- \.
months are allowed TO lsid creditors 20 nrrs
ia and prove their claims, and that we f"''
attend that iervice At the Heuie Of 1sl'g,
Drummeud, Jun. in Brfsoi, on the iait ~.
day in February, and the TAFT Tueidsy o. =.
four following months, from one al ~ 9 CO.
r.x, JAMES DkUfdMOhD. iuI'
RICH. JONES.
FeLssy -. I5ic tfwl l~T
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfc-;.
Der has been duly appointed Administrator
upon the eltate of
THOMAS GREEN, Jun.
tate OF Waterford, in the county of Oxford
yeomar' cecea.ed, and has taken upon him.
lei that truit by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs; and all Perions having any demands
upon the eiiate of fad decesfed, are required
to exhibit the fame; and all perfons indebted
TO the laid eftate are called upon to make pay.
nent 70 URiAH Holt, Adsuirtsyate,.
Alss.y. 1ss. ~, 1909. ImIeJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
Theodore Hilton's Enate.

AASOuOLC IllIluIi Lhdee'
ME the fubfcribers. having been aPpoint.
ed by the Hon. Silas Lee, Judge OK
Probate for the county of Lincoln, 70 receive
and examine the claims of the creditors 70
the eltate of
THEODORE HILTON,
late Of Wifcafet, 10 faid county, cordwainef'
decesied, Represented inlolvent, heieby g'Vss
notice, that fix months are allowed 20 ia'a
creditors 70 bring in and prove their cams
and that we ihall attend that feFuee a ~
fore of Zebe. Thaysr, in laid WifcAiiet' ."
the lat 1hurfday Of the prefent, &sd q Il.
tve following months, from three 10 TX oelo'A
IN the afternoon Of each Of thoie days.
DAVID Quincy. Z c.-;re-ss.
Dat d Oft Yi,eaGsf MgrcB 49, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
E. GREFLY.

E. GREELY,
Has 70, Jais, at No ], Long Wharf,
SO Bolts India DUCK
Chefs of Hyfon, t-y(on Skin, aud Sou
chong TEAS, of The FRI quality
100 Bbls. Ship BREAD,
March IL, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
Able & GROSVENOR.
New. Cloucelter, March 10, 1910.
Lit of Voters.

LlIt OF VOt6rS.
THE Seleefmen Of the town Of Portland
give notice that they have pofted up
Lifts of the Inhabitants qualified to vote for
Governor. 1t. Governor, and Senators, at the
Maine Fire and Marine Infurance Office, at the
Tavern of lanes Burnham E(q. aud az MIR.
Freeman's Office.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Pr, Order.
Afayeb, l9fb, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
Il cborce fer a good BARGAIN.

~ tr"'te JW HOVI DIT XufH.
ELFyEN hundred acres Of choice Tmbered
4 LAND. may be Obtained on advanta
ceous terms. filuated on Crooked River, in
the Town OF Waterford. Said Land Is well
aackei with Timber, thar can be hauled at
a imal expenie. For fur her particulars, in
snire of JOSHUA WEBB.
Fsl1,spfb, (SaeearaepsJ Marsh IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
Named TO Parcbaf.

A QUANTITY Of WHITE OAK or Ash
Al Barrel S7hYES.-AppIy at No. 10,
Lang FBa,E.
Pe,flIad, Ma,eb %, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
CAPT. JOSEPH DANFOPTg

: been duly appointed Administrator on the
sltate of A.
CAPT JOSEPH DANF0RTH,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
Mariner deceaied, and has taken upon him.
ielf that truit by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs And all perions having demands upon
the eltate OF the fad deceafed. are required
TO exhibit the fame, and all perfons indebted
TO the iaid eitate are called upon 70 make pay
ment TO JOSHUA DANFORTH,
Of Wiicahet, in the county of Lincoln, Admir-.
Portland, Mareb I6, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26

|. Nathaniel Martin,
Far H,sf, Hal # Lorg WIsyf
HAS JIM received an sGortment of
Engfb 6 Wsf-hdia Gods,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
NOTICE.

Is hereby given. that the fubfcriber has
been duly appointed Administrator on the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-26
WILLIAM CROSS.

January %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-21

n His majesty however, dc always dsposs
Tea TO pay the utmost attention 70 the wish.
les and sentiments of, sta:es IN atnity with
thim !; and he has therefore been pleased TO
direct che return Of Mr. Jackson 70 Eng
land.
- But:his majesty has hot marked, WITH
my expression Of his displeasure, the con-
pduct Of Mr.. Jackson whose integrity
zeal and ability have long been distinguish
ed in his najesty's service; aud who does
not appear, on the present occasion, to
have committed sny Intentional offence
ae ainstthe government ofthe u. States.
| am commanded to inform you, that
Mr.. Jackson is ordered to deliver over the
charge of his ,majesty's affairs n,Ameriea,
TO person properly qualified to carry on
the ordinary intercourse between the two
governments (which his majesty is sincere
ly DESTROYS of 'cultivating On the most
= friendly terms. -, .... .-...
As an additional, testimony of this dis.
position, 1 am authorised to assure you,
that his majesty is ready to receive with
sentiments of undiminished amity and
coca will, any communication which the
government of the United States may
deem beneficial to the mutual interest OF
both countries, through any channel of ne
gociation which may appear advantageous
70 that government. ... .
request that you will accept the assur-
ances of high consideration with which 1
have the honor to be, sir, your most obedi-
ent and humble servant,
, -. (Signed) -
WELLESLEY. :
LILLIAN Pinkney, Esq. SIC. SEE. SIC.
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HowEvrA painful the task, necessity has
imposed upon US the duty Of making known
to the community, aeircumstahc highly dis.
reputable to an individual, who lately yi,ited
this place in the character Of clergyman.
, This person, nader the assumed nasae Of
Philander Blake, and protesting to be Min
sioaary from Society instituted atSt. Lou.
is, in Upper louisiana, bad advanced thus
far in tour through the principal towns in
the southern states. Tho objects Of the So
ciety we're stated to be the introduction Of let
tiers and religion among tho Indian tribes Of
the neighboring country: And, although he
produced no other esedential but printed
paper, purpOrting to be an attested extract
from the minute beck of the society, he had
been enabled to procure eomnendatory let-
ters from many highly respectable characters,
as hs passed along from place to place, some
of which, and prepossessing exterisr, on
his part, connected with hearty concur.
renee of the inhabitants Of this town, in re-
latioa to the ostensibie purposes of his mis-
sion, obtained him cordial reception a.
moag them. The churches Of several de-
nominations were promptly opened to him,
and he had received contributions, probably
to the extent Of his expectations, when he
happened 70 attract the notice Of q citizen Of
this town who formerly knew him, and who
with commendable integrity, announced
him to the public in his proper name and
character: The frst 10 Peter Bsfn6ridye, to
make known which, in many parts OF che
country, is We fear 10 suPsrsede the access
atty Of saying any thing concerning the lat
ter. This We believe may be safely omitted
by, ,us, prssum,ng THAI knowiedss. 81 che
single deception y sha ilstaese 9! As name
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-21

The Legislature Of Connecticut on Thurs.
day liant, (.here being no choice by the PEG.
ple) made choice Of the hoaorable John
Treadweli, as governor Of that state for the
ensuing ear. The vsses were for Tread
vsll is,, for Roger .Grisweid %, and for
Asa spanldius a. Majority for Tseadwsia
So. Tbs council unanimously eoncured in
the aPPointmsnt.--Mr. Griswold is ap.
pointed lieut.. governor by majority Of
At half past II, the same day, the 60.
werner met both houses and delivered an a.
bic speech.
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n O r c E.
Snrkhoi6ers Of she

THE Stockholders Of tho Washington
and Alexandra Turnpike Company,
are requested to attend general meeting Of
the Company at the courthouse, on 7acsdab
the Esd instant, at ten O'Clock, a. NJ. 1t
which time ard place the books Of the Com
pany will be opened for on inspection, snd .
proposition will be made for receiving rub
scriptions for an additional number OF shares
to complete the said road, and viii be conti-
nued open by adjournment from day 10 day
until the number which shah be allowed 10
subscribed for.
G. Deneale, Pessdew.-
MAY .... ~ II 80
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aeranbrta pa0p @asette.
MONDAY, MAY 20.

The senate Of Massachusetts 10 federal,
20 to IS !; and it is expected the house viii!
also be federal,
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snip la..'.'"'''.::
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Port Of AIexamdrts,
SHIP

ESrESEp,
Slcop Defiance, Green, New Sert cardss
aad potatoes to Isaac Robtias asd che nss-.
ter ~ -"
3D., cLEAAEp,
Sehr. Caroline, Toby, Baraadsss, hy joss.
il. Mandeyille and oshers. - g @F1i'r
sloop Income, Swift, Bosssn, Rsxsa,
MeteaH and GO. gy 81
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DIED yesterday evening after short
illness, in the 18th year of her age, Mrs.
MARIANA ZEPERNICK, mother Of
Alexander Perry. Her friends and ac-
quaintancs are requestedto attend her fu-
neral this afternoon at ave O'clock, from.
she dwelling house Of Alexandsr Perry.
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Andrew JAMESON.
Jacob Hoffman.
Thomas Vowell,r ,
>Chas. l. Catlett.
s546 Dollars.

p. s. Editors ofnswspapsrs may probably
render services to the community BY giving !
the foregoing place in their respective pa
.pers. 81 ,
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win Ie suiisieas . dispssssss III sfa
h:hs public ssaSasnes. ~ !. ,
WhltAsy 40 mission DO reaf C rfstsnasd@
must rsnain ssr farther iAsessisss fAs@s
amount d ssn,ribu,isas !vhies 20 hsd = III
posse,sios. q ne q Appeared q ~ dine,
with shs exception Of . moderate ssRyiy for
trav cling expencsa. h eeasented shoaM -
deposited In The bank sfPoeeuss for he psa
Of the society, whenever is ezi.seAes shsald
be satisfactorily proved. 4
Having briefly stated the facts We josssar
to subjoin any observations; sincerely res;
GREETING the necessity Of making . diselsssFsa
which h calculated TO give - much Paaa -
every virtnoss and rsaecting mind. a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
Gen. Stark's Letter.

Z The democrats make much use of
the name Of this man to get themselves
into Office, in the room of good and
tried friends of their country. They
are violent in their abuse of the FEEDER
alists for calling Gen. 5. an old dotard !:
But if the people have any doubt of it,
let them hear one fact. The answer
to the Presidents letter was not written
by Gen. Stark" Some person called
10 see Gen. Stark about the time he
was said to have received this famous
letter, and requested the General to
show II to him-the Gen. said che had
not the letter in his possession soml
body had taken it to write an answer -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
A Fact and Question.

1t is fact that, during the two years the
democrats were in power IN tins State, the
treasury was robbed of 10000 Dollars in
consequence Of the zeal Of the democrats to
give an Office TO one Of their partizans for
the time and money be spent in revolution
Izing the government. Was it not owing
to the restoration Of the fedcralists to office,
that this scene Of inequity and plumber was
discovered, and that proper measures was
adopted whereby the people may recover
back the money.
1.-THE democrats should come into power
before SINNERS bondsmen have paid the
money, is there not reason TO fear the demo-
Gratis viii excuse the same bondsmen from
paying the money, the consequence viii be,
the Stale taxes Will be greatly increased
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
POOR DEB TORS.

=, consequence OF the Recommendation of
carernor Corr, in his Speech to the Lee
stature, committee was appointed the
Isst session to take into consideration the
.;y of poor and iasOlvent Debtors ! snd
= resort some provisions for their relief.
Dae of,he laws intended to be passed in
sh..;- f.vor, will EXEMPT THE BODY OF a
sruroR PROM IMPRIsoNMENR OR ARREST
-, nEBr. This is the idea and intention !;
..,j;, viii be a law as zriSe as humane. Gaols
re made for criminals, or those accused of
crimes -not for The confinement and punish
s,ea Of those who are unfortunate and m
noeent. No doubt IS entertained that such
,l.w will be passed next June session !;
xljch will IN is principles comport with
the bene,oien. wishes and designs Of Gov
ernor CORE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31


The Argus SAYS Col. THoRNDrKE,
lately in our Senate, declared that Bri-
tain had the right to imfaSess from our
vessels and he hoped she would never
give II up. This is false representa-
ton | was present at the debate to
which the Argus alludes--Col. Thorn
dixie said that Britain had right to
take from our merchant pesaels their o7pn
seamen"--this and nothing more he said.
re Argus man, zvhoeUcr he be,
seems a little squalmish in this one IN
stance OF telling full broad faced Lie,
and so he goes round about TO produce
the effect Of one.-He omits the words
/" merchants" and " their own seamen"
whereas had he inserted them as a good
christian ought 10 do, the sentiment
would have been correct-and such as
Col. Thorndike did ayow, and thou-
sands of others have avowed. would
advise the Argus man (zoh9eper he be J
10 read Paley's moral Philosophy and
he will there find much excellent mat
tel on the subject of falsehood and de-
ceptlon.-Shectdtor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31


The Argus has re-published the let
ter OF the President to Gen. Stark, and
his reply, with the hope of propping
up their sinking cause. No doubt two
such good democrats as MIR. Madison
and Gen. Stark think alike, and if they
should happen to write letters to each
other, they would be vel. filled with
tulsome flattery and seasoned with due
proportion of unquenchabIe zeal a.
galnst British influence and old tories.
But the good people of this state have
TOO much dlScernment to be deceived
by such old and thread bare tales as
these. They will view with contempt
the pltiful efforts of that party who
play upon the weakness Of an old man /;
but they viii have just indignation
against most daring interference of
the President Of the United States in
their own elections. While they la
ment that the chief magistrate of the
Union should degrade himself SO low
as to become eUen The tool Of party, for
electioneering in a distant state, the
people Of that state will never forget an
outrage against their sovereignty, nor
a base attempt against the freedom OF
their elections.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

eHcyi0 the rower o. B0Haparte, then we &C.
knowledge We fu1llsh a. great faiselioosis
IS the Argus does, I" knowing then. ID *
such I" Thar Mr. Madison, How psesldcn;
of he United St.ts, said Ftsnce wants
money, and mus ave j., nM denied bs
the Argus tut q. the same ne Ii els KS
readers, IS an excuse for M. Madison,
:" France, Jfor,i her extensive zvayJae. avs dr.
zen 10 e,<Denines FIR n,oney." Here The cat
IS out OF the bag * once This is an &C.
acknowledgement that the purcl Ase Of Loui-
siana was IN subseryiency to France that
she. wanted The money in the extremity of
her war war for the subiugation Of the
world, and in the operation Of which, the
properly ofthe United States has been plum
dered and destroyed. her citizehs captured
and imprisoned, and the Fifteen Millions
paid by Mr. Jefferson, with the advice Of
MIR. Madison, greatly assisted Bonaparte in
the performance this specimen OF French
friendship The proposition for purchas-
ing the Floridss. was Of the same character.
The Argus has asserted another falsehood
in saying there was any deception made use
Of IN emitting the publication Of tie Note
which was attached to Monroe's Treaty,
when we published the treaty-The fact is,
this very note had been published in the Ga
zette Of December the 18th, 1807-The
treaty alluded to, was published in the Ca
zette of the 5th and 18th of September,
Notwithstanding the frequent detec-
ton OF tue Argus lies. The pretended truth
telling publisher is continually repeating
them in aid of their .jscobin cause If We
had TO other evidence than the attempts
which the leaders Of the democratic party
are making to have the office Of President
for life, there would not be doubt OH our
minds, but that many of the officers appoin-
ted BY Mr. Jefferson, are conspirlng to es-
.ablish their Offices, as well as that Of Presi-
dent, for life.
That the subject was mentioned at NEE
nngof democrats, atN Gloucester and tina. it
YVES made by one Of Mr. Jeffersonss officers,
we have understood from gentleman who
was present, but who is not now in the coun.
try-That the Argus will persist in the de-
NAL at present, is not to be wondered at.
However subservient the people ofthe south
may be to the measures of the nabobs in
that quarter, the Freemcn of Massachusetts
are not yet prepared TO surrender the free
dom of elections, or any part of their natu-
raj or civil rights and privileges, TO please
Mr. Jefferson, Madison, or any of their off,
GERS or partizans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
"Loans and Taxes. /"
The Hon. John Randolph has so

The Hon. John Randolph has so far
recovered his health as TO take his seat
in Congress. On the 22d he made a
motion for a reduction in our military
expenses. In the course of his re-
marks he observed that after much en-
quiry to ascertain the object and views
of government, "at last Ute budget is
ofened and HE tian aUo7ved is, LOANS
AND TAXES" That the friends Of the
administration would attempt TO re-
move eUH if they could not pire to do
s0od. He wished for repeal Of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

Nonintercourse law. Tredt (he OBJ
served) like great water course, or
mighty river, once turned from its
channel, with difficulty regains it,
The remarks show our great men at
Washington wholly incompetent 10 the
administration Of the Government !;
that their acts are weak, ridiculous and
destructive to the independence, peace
and prosperity of the country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

writer 70 A B c. D Z. and F. and SO
on to the cad of the alphabet Can he
Say ne did not write to a gentleman in
Richmond, and inciose 10 him a akeich "
resolutions he wished The legislature of
fhat sfafeto adoht 2 Can he saw that
those RESOLUTIONS, little modified for
yanl'y's sake, We're not put, by that gen
tleman, into the hands of a young mem
Der, and ultimately passed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
(COPY.)
get

The Committee appointed 10 con-
slider what provisions ought to be made
BIZ law for the relief of insolvent debt
ors, beg leave 10 report,
That they have carefully considered
this subject, and with an earnest desire
to fad some mode whereby nume-
rous class Of meritorious, but unfUrtu-
nate citizens, may be relieved from dis
tressing embarrassment without affor-
ding opportunity to fraudulent debtors
to do wrong.
The committee find with great re-
cret, that there is not time during the
present session, to make provisions
which viii operate Justly III all parts OF
the Commonwealth they therefore
respectfully propose that committee
Of this honorable House should be rails
ed and instructed to report at the next
session of The General Court, such bill
OF bills as may best accomplish this i'm
portant object.
(Signed) WM. SULLIVAN, Per order.
Ii the House Of Representatives, March S,
1910
Read and accepted-and ordered,
That Mr.. SULLIVAN, Mr.. Story,
and Mr.. JACKSON, be Committee for
that purpose.