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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
L. GREELY,
C REMOVAL.


SETH CLARK,
/ 4As REMOVED from ii. Ea,e ltand in
Il Exehause ftrtes, to tie l,op directly
opfeGse where he has .u.t received an alori.
1ent OF S-qsr6ue
-dmsr'sHa and Wef Country Broad
clofds and Ca4imeye5,
81 various colors and prices. Together with
stocking nei, Black silk veaing and va
rTetY OF Sxnford's celebrated sufpenders-
Which he oiiers for fate on a. good terms as
can be had efewhere.
lie continues 70 execute The
TAILORING BUSINESS
at his old stard in Exchange street, with neat
neis and IN the most fashionable manner,
~ B-TRIMMINGS of ali kinds az ufuaI.
Pcra0nf, NoV. A. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
@isreilanp.

There is much good common sense in
the application Of the following sto-
rys taken Il IN the Cleaner, and is
illustrated In more families than one
IN every town IN the state.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

The last National Intelligencer con-
tains long left handed article adyoca-
ting Standing AJmy. Uhen XIII mir
0cLeS cease
Mr.. Secretary Smiths exposition
has changed the politics Of one of the
Maryland counties
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

a curious report was in circulation in
London the latter end of August, that
the Dauphin of France is still alive. A
person is said to have lately arrived in
England, who knows his place of resi-
dence, and has communicated this 10
government, besides making affidavit
10 the same effect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

Cab'sS, C0sdQge and .Boi,robs,
MANUFACTURES from che arlt quality
IVA If clean Hemp, and for fac by A. CHE.
YER at No: 7, Lons Wharf, or * sne New
Rope AJAX, ~ neeriDg's ridge. J-y 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

Bankrupt notices in the State of n.
York from the 9th to the 18th inst.
eighty. Whole number since April 8,
tao thousand and Seventy eight.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
leornp.

On the evening preceding the late
commencement at Yale College, pc.
elicdi defamation was spoken by one
Of the Students, entitled The Bun
BLEs," in which The vailing follies
OF the day are successfully s humour-
ously fasghed at. The following ex-
tract exhibits an unusual though not
all inappropriate concert.
Another State bubble is rising
us size, y monstrous surprising
Waie deep us loaded down with Fiigates'
spawn !
II ioiiy's region rising high,
II floats around the southern sky,
Sails high Ger hill, dale, river, lake and
lawn.
Atlength Che Frigates' eggs iistending)
The bubble huge seems fast descending !:
In broad potowmack's stream It's seen 10
light
Amazing il The water warm,
The Fflgates' eggs all hatch and swarm,
Ard 10 whole fleets Of GUN Bears rise
to sight
Obedient to the laws of nature,
(That instinct which protects each crea.
tgre)
The new Matched Gun Boats shun the yasty
deep;
Tuning tail TO, they nobly run,
The MINISTER'S Of the deep they shun,
And IN The creeks. and puddle water creep"
Original Etisram-Bonaparte, a.
mong otberProjects to destroy the COM
meree OF Great Britain, has turned his
attention 70 extracting sugar from 6eets.
his gave rise to the following -
4 &C substitute found { says Bona No more
VycEr Sugar zpiH Ifasfe The szpeet.
ps,y sseff. (s.lys John Bull, while use the
CANE,
You're welcome enough ts--get BEET!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

1t. Gen. Sir ]. G. SHERBROKE
is appointed Governor of houa- So ta
and was to leave England in Septem-
Der in the frigate Cleopatra.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
LAND TRAP.

The State Bank Tor. As the Wor-
cefcr Spectator more properly calls
it, the Party Bank have advertif-
ed, that they have the shonihing
amount Of Sixty Tboa}and D0l,1r5 to
let to perfons NOT reGdent in the
town Of Bottom, in fums from Ico
TO 500 dollors But to get loan Of
this amazing amount, the Perfon
mutt make application according to a
-prefcribed form, Eating the fun he
wants. offering his land in mortgage,
defciibiDg its quality and quantity,
and that 1t is free of membranes.
This application mutt be Imported
by certificate from the Seleamen,
OF other perfons deGgnated by the
Bark, Eating the applicant to be a
man of induitry, probity and corea
habits the land worth a certain
amount, and free Of incumbrances,
and that the loan would promote the
intereit of agriculture or manufac-
lures. All this, however, does not
make the loan certain ; but If il
ihould be granted, the hirer mutt
execute bond to the Bank, and alto
a mortgage deed, which he mutt
have recorded and if his title to the
land was derived by deed Of convey
ance or levy Of execution, then he
ihall procure certificate from the
Regiiter of Deeds that il appears to
be the effate of the applicant, free
from any prior mortgage, or any in
cumbrance. If it be bis by defcene
or devife, then he fhall procure GER
tihcate adapted to that circumftance.
1t by inheritance, then he fhall pro-
duce an additional certificate from
the Regiiter of Probate, of an admin
iftration, fettlemeht Of accounts, sc.
1t BY devife, then he mutt produce a
copy Of the will and probate, and a
certificate from the Regiher, of a
proper fettlement, &c. And fur
ther, he mutt produce certificate
from the Sheriff, that there is no at
tachment or execution upon II. And
before he receives the loan, he muf
have all thsfe infruments made ou,.
executed and rcSifered, and left ae
the bank for examination. And then
: perhaps be may get loan Of 100
: dollars upon mortgage of 900.
This is complete centrivance for
fleeing the fmall farmers. If thew
once venture into the trap, they will
have good luck to get out again. In
the hrft place, the cot for drafting
and executing all thefe initrunents
!. will amount toa pretty heavy intere[t
upon the fns Inns 10 be loaned
and in the next acc, the effect cf
this mortgaging 49, be, for the great
monied nabobs to fwalIow I'D the
little eitates in the country, IF their
owners arc fimple enough 10 fall into
the fnare. His Honor the PreGdent
OF the Trap knows how TO MANAGE
mortgagcs.--Salem Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

Extract Of letter from the master of the
brig John and Hannah, from New Orle-
ans, dated Providence river, 18th Oct.
The schr. Lucretis, Granger, for Provi-
dence from ST. Barts, lost both her nasts.
On the 10th instant, we fell in with her off
Long Island. and BY request Of the master,
II being essential for the safety oftheir lives,
as well as the property, took her in tow.
The ensuing night very heavy gale came
on, insomuch that at ten O'Clock, I ordered
the ak got ready, and man to stand by to
cut the cable, in event Of which the ere W
must have persisted, and the property have
been lost. concluded 20 hold on until %,
though could carry nothing but part ofmy
courses. and then 70 cut the vessel adrift,
should the weather not moderate Fortu-
nately however, the wind st IL, scme what
shated, and ! was enabled TO continue nv
assistance, and we bS.e got the wreck safe
Into port.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

experience, that force is the only sure
expedient, 10 inforce respect from 9TH
er nations. Once England supposed
Us in earnest, and was induced TO make
a treaty, advantageous to America.
We have since pursued whining, in
decisive course, and are become famous
in tho view Of other nations for indeci-
sion and duplicity. Insults have been
so often and so cofously heaped upon
us, that the limits of volume canAot
contain record Of them. The COM
pcpsauon we have had rendered Us
from ole of the belligerents for iDju-
ries sustained, would not approach
nearer to the Justice due 10 US, than
would the bait used by cur bank fisher
men be equivalent in value 10 the pro-
ceeds of their respective voyages.
Concord Gag
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
10 TIE Ha7iane.

Information is wAr.ef refpecfing Mr..
!ohn Iayor Who furnc time hnee I'LL Nv.
ifieAds &C Norlh~riF;vn aud Is. TT, I,.e..
been heard of. When lie departed +. -
rAv'ns'y demo crazy, and every ~ora I'm n.
tsrs, ne utSers under cs;h. III a ts. st-tfa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

The Governor and Council. in
their late appointments, have teear-
ded neither integrity, talents, nor
public fervices. Many of the officers
are Of obfcure characters, unknown
TO the People. fhe offices fem r.
have been attributed either AS aims
to needy partilans, who could not
maintain themfefges, and who Of
courfe oughr 70 be fupported at the
fE6Ac expegfe, or as prizes TO poIiti
cal gladiators who have ftrugeled
itoutly in the arena Of faction, u
ttimulate them 10 future deeds Of
infolence and violence in the demo-
cratic tsufe /; for the fame reafon
raw helh is fomctines thrown 10
Wild BEATS in a menagerie to excite
their frrocity and whct their apne-
,ites tor Carnage In the official liz
OF appointments, We obflFye this, as
one or The new clerks,
John Taylor, Efq Of. for ian,pfhire eo',y''
Here there is one tranGent pcrfon
even whofs reE ence rs unknown
he certainly ought to have informa-
ton OF ms aPpoinfmeat and The good
fortune lhat awai 5 him The Secre-
tsry Of State ought to adsertife alter
this manner
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

700 boxes set brown Soap.
The above Goods arc Of The hrlt quality
AMI viii be fold on reaioDabe terias.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-05

hon which She left on the 2sd July. I'll
captain has coq,e up to town, and infcra
that Just bcfore:he left Lisbon. an arriv
in thee days from England had CAUSE
much alarm by tGe reports she brougl
ofan expected war with the United States
in consequence of which all American
vessels were hurrying away as fast as pos
sible. The BelleAeur. Of SO guns, had
dropped down to the mouth ofthe Tagus,
for the purpose, as was conJeclured. Of
stopping American vessels from escaping
in case war should be declared. Lori
Wellington, on the advance OF division
of the French arms, had ordered all !he|
stores to be removed from Figneras. A;
proclamation has been issued at LisbUI(
for a general impressment Of all male|
between ten and fifty, and the creates
preparations were making to give the FL
nemy warm reception, should he come
IN. Ten thousand troops had lately arri
we'd from England and Ireland, and tlirt!
thousand more were soon expected Nd
general battle had taken place, though
from the movements OF the Ffench, such
an event was soon expected.
So far the accounts by capt. Kemble-
but if we recoIect, We shall find that on
Thursday last the liinace, capt. Brumley
arrived here direct from Lisbon, which
place he left on the 94th July. two days
later than the Augusta, who brought NO
intelligence whatever respecting war be-
tween the two countries nor did he hear
any thing about the arrival in three day
from England, which, il true, would 10
ten DAYS later than our previous advices
We, therefore, can only give the fact
just as they come to our knowledge. an'
after noticing the two arrivals, and com
pairing dates, &c. leave every one to judS
for himself,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-05
COURT OFINOUlRY.

The gentlemen who compose the Court
of inquiry, appointed by the Secretary OF
the Navy to Investigate Commodore Rod.
gers condxct, prior to and during his en-
gagement with the sloop of war Little
Belt, assembled this morning on board Of
the U. States fiigate United States, now
lying in the port Of New York, and enter
ed upon the business of their appointment.
The Court is composed of Commodore
Decatur, as President, Captains Chaun-
cey and Stewart, Associate Members, q
Adiutant General VIM. Paulding, Judge
Advocate, in the place of Nathan Sand
ford, Esq. who declined serving IN that
capacity on account of ilf-health. 1t Is
supposed that the business will occupy the
Court several days,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-05
BALTIMORE. September 2.
FOR THE FEDERAL GA

TCOMMUNICATED FOR THE FEDERAL ia
zETTE.
Ertract Of letter from a respectable
mercantile house in BordcauI to his
friend in this city dated July IS.
"This is TO inform you that decision
has been issued at Paris, ordering the
coffee imported into this port, per sch
Friendship Of Baltimore, to be exported
by same vessel, agreeably to a regulation
of the Navigation Act, renewed on July
9TH, 1910, whereby no goods can be adj
mitted but such as are the growth Of the
importing flag.
"Among the vessels formerly admitted,
some colonial produce was allowed, owing
to its very limited proportion, and with
the explanation;that it was an indulgence.
"Ihe foregoing decision on the Friend
ship must of course be looked upon as the
standing rule; and no other goods bit Of
real American growth must be shipped to
France. except under special permits"
81 thought knowledge of these facts
worthy Of your Ia shipper's] considera-
ton"
Extract Of letter from Bordeaux to
gentleman IN this city, dated 1iih JH'y,
1911.
60 On the 9th instant, | announced to
you. that the American vessels in this
port were liberated: amongst the number
is included the brig New-OrIeans Packet.
from New ork, via Gibraltar, where
one third of her cargo was sold.
"The release Of this vessel, together
with the admission of another lately from
New Orleans, loaded with sugar and indi-
so, DC. the growth Of the. U. States, aud
unaccompanied with licence, eyinces IL
favorable change in the disposition Of this
government towards America, and that
there is temporary suspension at least
OF the Berlin and Milan DEGREES. The
high duties and other municipal rcsu!a-
tons SO destructive to maritime conf
merce, it is presumed would be immedi-
ateiy modified in the event Of war be-
tween the United States and Ergland.-
The political changes that took place last
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05

SHORT PE4DLYGg.

There seems 10 be,
No certaiSty of war between France and
Russia
No British force in PensacoI8.
No room TO apprehend war with the IN
dams.
No reason to believe the Berlin and Mi
Ian Desrees repealed.
No hope that Democracy will ever b.
better.
No expectations that FederaIists viii e.
ver again bear sway
Some danger Of real opposition to the
non-importation act in the states of Connect
icut, Rhode Island. and Massachusetts,.
A certainty that Msssena, has fed from
Portugal.
a certainty that Bob Smith is mortal mad
at being turned out Of office
a prospect that as JsRoME BoNAPARTE
has resigned his crown Of Westphaiis he
will reclaim his American wife, and head
the Fyeach Pary, in BALTIMORE
Fewer old maids this year, than the last.
Several old Bachelors over 40, who are
determined 20 leave heIrs-and
Not Virgin of fifteeR, who is not resol-
we'd to get married, If possible, before she j.
twenty FIVE.
Since, to see tle Devl-would be the De.
Iii besides seeing him. -Amaican RepubIicr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
JAMES MADISON.

II 7a6 10 the Uhaie.-Apparently TO
draw off the public attention from Ma
olson, which has been excited by
Smiths pamphlet, J. r CoIv1Nis sent
out to skirmish with the Ex Secretary.
This Colsin was the Editor of the pa
per called the Monitor, which was pu6.
lished some time since at Washington,
and which contained the French pieces
denouncing in bold terms republican
form Of government, and advocating .
monarchy for this country. After the
demise of the Monitor, COlvln went into
Smiths office as chief clerk. where, il
seems by his own account, he was
sometimes employed, not as mere CO.
piest, but even Originally 10 frame some
documents agreeably to the views Of
his principal and that his pen was
particularly employed in this manner
in regard to two letters TO Armstrona
and rurreau, which Smith introduces
into his pamphlet and on this ground
he claims them az his property. This
he does with considerable parade abous
the twinge it gives his heart--the duty
he owes TO his countryside obligation
he Is under to expose imposiure, SC.
But at the same time he says Moth
ing that invalidates Smiths statements,
or that clears Mr.. Madison from the
strong charge Of subseryiency 10
France Salem Gnz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
An act 10 limit the tenure in Office Of
Sheriffs.

BE it ensctedb by the Senate and House of
Representatives in General Court assembled
and by the authority of the same, That as
soon as conveniently may be after the pass
ing Of this act, the Governor, with the adj
vice OF council, shall nominate and appoint
some suitable person in each county in this
common wealth, who shall be Sheriff Of the
SAID county and the Governor shall re-
move from office, al. Shertis now in COM
mission, who shall not be reappolnted, and
the persons 50 appointed shall be commits
stoned by the Governor for the term of five
years; Provided however, that the Cover
nor, with advice OF council, may remove a.
ny SheritIto be appointed as aforesaid. at a.
ny time when he may think proper within
The said IeIm OF FIVE years.
THE az ssas passed sfaae IS. 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
BY me President ctrthe United St0tes Of
ARefIcQ.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS great and weigfty
meters, claiming the consideration Of
the Congress Of the United States, form
an extraordinary occasion for convene
ing them, ] do by these Presents, ap-
point Monday, the fourth day of Nov
ember next, for their meeting at the
City of Washington, hereby requiring
the respective Senators and Represent
tatiyes, then and there to assemble in
Congress, In order to receive such
COMMUNICATIONS as may then be made
to them, and TO consult and determine
on such measures as in their wisdom
may be deemed meet, for the welfare
of the United STATES.
In testimony whereof. have caused the
Seal Of the United States 10 d. hereunto
affixed, and signed the same with my
band.
Done al the City Of Washington. oath July,
1911.
JAMES MADISON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05

" Mr.. Pinkney is here.--Eie has had his
tOatabs with Madilon, Munroe g. Co i1
Waihieepn. The treaty which he and
Munros Negotiated with England could Be =
gain tettled And II Madi(on were lot he
aaye of the accurled JeiirrIonian iyfirm,
would conclude fucn an one But we ihalE
never have feitiement with England whil.
Matilon continues in cf7frs; and hope the
III ncis contributing Inch will blow BIN up.
There il not one OF his cabinet who doe. MOI
iscretIy believe him 10 Be utterly mfr sor tie
Ehi4s MaglLtrste efa Great Narion"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
% FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,


HAS iue received 10 addition to his former
Stock variety Of
SCARCE GOODS,
sonfiiting in part of
Luffrings of all colors
Canton Grapes do
Silk Hohery and Gloves
Linuens--L LINEN Canlbricks
LINEN Poke, Handkerchief
Siuchsws, Sarlnetts, Pungees, 8
Fans Oil Cloths, Greene Marine
Aden's mixd cotton aud hemp Hofe
SIX Flo entine, patent BriSifh Shifting
Black florence Luilring, whie jane
Company candanuxs, Blk Silk Hhkfs &c
.stt--An e1.entive aiiortrrent of beft wen
OF England aud common BROADCLOTHS
and CASSIMRREs.
Litsryis-- Direct from the Lyman Cotton
Factory, large fupply of YARN. Bedtick
ing, Sheeting, Shirting, Stripes, Checks
Chambrsys, &c. at the Factory prices.
74ty Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
WILLIAM WALLACE.
Extract cfa letter recaved at Baltimsre

-" 1t is a fact, Nj. Serrurier was
closeted with Mr. Madison aMd MIR.
Monroe this day at the palace, from
early in the morning I'LL after three
o'clock, P. M. 1t would be useless 10
form any conjecture respecting tie OBJ
jrct OF this private conference With the
President In frotria ferSonG, al limr
when the negotiation With MIR Pos
ter are net YET announced 10 BE- broken
off"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
EPIGRAMS.

Live while you live, the Epicue would say.
And seize the pleasures Of the present day.
Live, whils youliye, the pious Preacher cries,
And give TO GOD each moment a. it files,
LoRD in my view, let both united be
live in pleasure, when live TO thee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05

cause ike ours is us ovvn SACRAMENT;
Tyuih, jgstice, reason, lOve cnd liberty,
Tie eternal links thar clasp the world are
~ a,
/" ind he avho breaks their sanction, breaks
all TAU,
" did iafHite connection"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05

las TOR SALE, 1T 10 4; Cent? al Re1v,
5000 lbs beit retailing COFFEE
40 chefs hrtt quality Souchong, Hyion
Skin and Youag Hyion TEAS
goo boxes Brown SOAP
100 barrels Wilmington TAR
20 diro Clear, Bone Niialing and Prime
PORK
40 ditto fuperhne FLOUR
30 sOxes Havana Brown SUGARS
~ ditto Mould CANDLES, for retailing
pipe real Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof
s. cafks EDglilh N6ILS
50 dCz do Aiackera LINES
Al So
Tufl received W.fRRANTED ANCHORS
from eco 10 l6O0 lbs. Il Nay 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
o. The Marriage Of May An digging, to AJI
l5y1Aa4t Roach.

Ann Angling for a husband, took
A silver bait upon her nook
With such magnetic virtue fraugh.
That she the first that nibbIed caught |:
Anxious her lover to approach,
She hsui'd him up, and found A Roach.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
TRUSSES.

The fnbicriber has jua received and will
keep eoafantly for iale an aaortmen, of Steel
i2sing Trudes, upon a new Contraction and
Al much lower prrce than rfuiIes il general
have heretofore been iold-periops under the
D=cedIty of wearing them are requetted TO
Call aac examine them for thenielves.
b BUfMAN
Exe6azgs j9rse., -PoyslGsd June a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
AARON STAMFORD,

Y INFORMS the public thar he has taken the
fore next door eait of Mr.. VIM. Lord, in
Fore ffreet, where ne keeps eoniiantly for tale
al AGorlment os
We9- Iad,a Go5ds q Gyoceries,
on reaiooable terms.
dlo-30o Fog skins, 10 prime order.
P0flasd, Jsse "a. UD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05

dt No. 8, Lazy W'5e.E
HAS JUN received and for fzIe,
$50 bbls Of fuperhne and fine
FLOUR. July 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
TO BE SOLD.

WITHIN one hundred rods of Gorham
- corner, on the road leading to Portland,
part OF the Real Etlsie OF caps. Samuel Whit
more, Ia,e Of Gorham, deceale2, conliliing Of
the buildings, and abou: tikeen acres Of land,
with az orchard that will make from 20 70
80 barrels cider yearly. For particulars en-
auire of SIMON HUsroN, of Corham, or
UsIsL WHITNEY, of Norhyarmouth.
Corhan, April Is, 1871. Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05
BEN JAMIN BUTMAN,
EXCHANGE. STREET,

EXCHANGE. STREET,
HAS yiR received freih fupply of
- DRUGS g MEDICINES,
PRINTS, DTE-STUFFS, DC.
among which are the following
~ bbIs. London White Lead
Is do Spanith Brown
~ do Spruce Yellow
19 do Linfeed Oil
do Spirits Terpentine
$ hhds. Spanifli Whiting
8 do Copperafs
do Alum
800 los. Indigo
10 tons Logwood and Futile
roo boxes by Q and 8 by 10 Crown Glaf'
&c. with great variety Of other articles
computing large and eItenGve aRortmen
N the above branches, which he offers whole
faIe and retail ON very low terms for Cath 0
approved credit.
az Pot and Pearl AfLes eonllaotIy Tor fzl.
THze 8. 0p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-05

An act providing for the appointment Of
Clei Ks ofthe Courts IN the several Coun-
nos. and for the safe keeping OF the JUDI
ci&i Records and Files, and for other pur-
poses.
sec. l. BE il enacted BY the Senate and
House u Representatives. ia General Court as
asanbied. and " fhe asfhoriy cf The same,
Iba, there sh.A be nominated and aEp0in-
ted by I'd. Governor, with the advice OF the