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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
100 Bbls. NEW FLOUR,
MARCUS QUINCY

INFORMS his friends AID The public, thitie
\ has taken the building Belonging 70 Mr..
John Woodman. pext TO Mr. kslley's barbers
fhop head Of Portland Per, FossReset, where
IL Oilers Tor iale general sIIounieat Of
Lry and GrolaG PaiAt5, " On,
raw, or bold. with a fufiicient quantity of
dryiay 70 render !, Il, aud propsrto be u!sa
for iuGde Of houses. floors, cabins cfyshels, TIC.
Il may be relied on as GOOD ant tech As will
dryguick- .Likewife psius. b'rihes, c'ais, tcc.
AZ the fubfcriber erpects 10 lpead ccniider-
ssge-part Of bis Iimsiu the ihop he will OF
tie TO accommodate Ihafs peslcn~ 'hAf map
want iuch paintirg a. chars. chests, tables,
e.shogany coloaF., or any others as may best
inis the employer. He will cohtin0e The paint-
ing bulineis As formerly nR
tie requests thofe who may have accounts
Open either ia favour or AGAINST him, 70 erhi'
bn the fame for retirement by note or Cath
2vya,a75, dug 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
PUBLIC NOTICE.

is hereby gwen, that the Bridge by the
: Lower Faii', on Royals river in Eorthysr-
mouth, will be taken up next Wednesday
aud will probably remain TO. for nearly three
weeks, a. Il . found necefIary TO give il a
thorough repair and increaie III width -
Travellers may pals by going about cue mile
ard croiliug Che river by Goochs Bridge. -
Eu4Iisy may be made at Capt. Jsnks', on the
well hde OF the RIVER, and at Mr.. James
Field On The eaii hde
AAfMI f. MITCHELL, z Selss,nea Of
Afford RICHARDSON ~. Ia, zsOai5.
No,fb,o, m4sib AsgAf %, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
WATCH NJ KING.


HAS removed from his formed ifand TO the
! : liop lately occunied by TsGs5 L.vs,
nearly opposite ne 4Saire Bssk, where Le
carries ON his buiRels as ufuzI.
Chronomitors, Repesters. Gold Horizontal
and pain Wa-ciles. carefully cleaned aud
corrected in the mot faithful manner.
G.. w fasiers himtelf that il an application
TO the buliusis for upwards Of ten years pan
and an Acquaintance with siss mott en,ineat
wsrkman, aud manner of ,deing work IN rhs
diferenr merropoihss "a the Onired States
are accommodations in he favor, he ihall
continue 10 receive that patronage be has
fhared 60 literally, and whisn il will ever 6s
his ambition 70 merit. Po,sioH1, dag IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

lis to be undcrGood that in all cafes where
tickets conititu,e prize, by the FRI drawn
blank IS intended the blank which ihali be
fra drawn en- the day prefcribed, againf any
number which does not belong to the liation-
AIRY prize. for that day
The above tickets, constituting prizes, will
be depoiited in the Union Bank, and delivered
TO thofe who may be euti,led to them, after
two days from the end of the drawing
Five hundred numbers will be confidere1
as days drawing; and the llaiionary prizes
will be determined accordingly
This clals will commence drawing In Eoiton
on the 2Oth day of November next
The hlgheH prize will be paid in NINETY
days; other prizes ABOVE one hundred dollars
in lxty days; aud all others ia thirty days
after tie drawing iiiall be completed; pay
ment, as uiual, in bills generally current IN
this Commonwealth. Prizes, not demanded
within one year from the end of the drawing,
will not be paid but will be appropriated to
the purpoies OF the lottery
Vendors OF tickets are reqaefed to return to
the manager, or either OF them all fueh
tickets as they fliall not take TO their own
account, on or before the 9Th day Of Noyem
Der next; after which day the price will be
RATED 10 D. $3.50
The liberal patronage, which this lottery
has already received from the public is CRATE
fully &C ka5wiedged, & their further afIitance
iolicited, by their humble iervants
!. M M'!i'ia'' Managers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
MARSHAI.s NOTICE.

D1srrrcr or MAINE, ss.-
NOTICE is hereby given .hst an Infsrma-
a ton Is filed in the District Court of the
Uniied States, against the ship Persever-
ance, John Cess, Master, about two hun
bred aud slx,y tons Burthen, and her Cargo,
eoniistiug If one hundred snl eighty Tons
common Salt one thousand Sacks Of fine
5 It con'anmg about IS toss aud fifteen
Tons of Coal---Serzed by Francis Cook.
Esq. Collector OF Wiseasset, for breaches Of
tie Laws a ne United States and that a
hearing aud trial VIII be had thereon 1t
Wisooss,t, N our SAID District, Oh the Sc
cond Tuesday If Septs-nbsr mex, when and
where any Person Interested al the above
mentioned pr. perty may appear and she W
.ctuse. ii any c4a be shewn wherefore the
"a ne shoaii rot be deemed forfeited and
disposed Of according TO law.
TYAfAN e SEYEY, D'y Marshal
Wiscasser, august %, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

rF>HE Members of The PEucINIAN SOCIETY
are iniornied, that their annual meeting
vii be held AZ Bowdoin College, on the third
of September next, al 5 O'Clock +. M. at
witch time an Grafton will be delivered by
WfLLlnM CLsaK
JOHN ANDERSON, Ssaetory.
BlsrLsin CeAIge, Asysf Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
Tohn p. ThrrGton,

0AAAA 49, AhNftA9
Has ToR Sale, MI ~ 4, ctrs " Rsry.
coco lbs beit rcraiIisg COFFEE
40 chefs hrf qapal.sy Souehoog, Hyfon
Skin and fauag HyFdn TEAS
600 boxes brown SOAP
100 barrels Wtlmiagson TAR
20 ditto Clear, Bone AiidlinE and Prirse
PORK
40 otto fuperfnc FLOUR
10 soxes Hayanna Brown sUGARs7
IA citIo Mould G4AyL6s, f,r rrts;l;nv
l pipe rezs Cogai1c Brandy. alb proof
Is eaiks Engliih AsILS
20 doz- % hsc-setzi kzElvFS- g..
Also
inis received hTARRANTED ANc 70 rs
from 80 ~ iSOo ios. 81 Nay ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
isdemfu- l.tfation /

THE Members If tbs PORTLAND
RIFLE COMPANY are ~ cc7ed 10 nseei
at tts Armory, THIS EVENING, al
8 0'elsck freeihiy Per order.
" u. oEWaLL, o.. S.
aDsaa -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
ISAAC ADAMS.

at bio BDot fors. No. z, EseEssgt FRET.
Has for ia'e, TickeIs, Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in the above Lottery. Prizes ia the
former cIaiies taken in paynsnt.
Pc,siIsd, Azgpa IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
Ga;rtts G.pp 5efws.
PoRr or PoRTLAND-isii

aug. IS. Arrived Sthr Raven, Blanchard, 6
days Iron FhiiadeIphiz --wAs boarded Oh
New York by his msjsiiys Ship BeIvidere aua
ire-1ed PontCiy lug 10 arrived flop Bee
Seven, ironG hastport--brig Gratifude, How
ard, daYs sFor "a BAIT. with Rum 10 E.
. der 2 fefrala--lSir kel,.f Baxter, fron
fcw-yo fk4-lcht Asniah. Gotham, from sag
}la-boe--s ~ 40 arrived brig Aisrcator. Saw
yer, 6 DAYS f.on 81 BJ,n With Sugars, &C
Hoyes 81 L0ae.l--21 ich, fame. ! ork, from
phtsdsiphi4 -loisr EFiyaali., Moody. rom
ke~hAyen--ss, ll0op IS F4.o, Iohlion. from
lSos.oa.
F6shi5f-At Bs.6sis, Aug. ! big Two
bfothers, Of BA b 30 al iu 5 dsys --.yi 81 { Q
az, Aug 9, ichr True American, Of Cafint
~ - 2srfs Jolly - Ucczu, Of Portland. of
charging; Mentor, Sawyer, do. ia 10 days
Alsfc<;or Donneii. OF SAGE, iuA arr.
ihs Rover Miller. for kenneLunt, ready
for fea, and Ella Ryann, for wilca1e,t, ia 4
days, were at L'ibon, July 9.
MEMORANDA
Capt. Earl arrived a. Alcrardria, from
Bzrbsdoes lays There was confiderabls
Az anon IN Barbad1es 10 coniequence Of 4
ftench pnvaleer, mounting 4 twenty fcur
pornders, called che Cue de Dznizic, beng cfi
ba. adde's, fAid 10 have been fitted out Of N
York Isle bad captured two tneiih vsilels,
szsen out Ire crews and paaeEgefs and burnr
che veiieis--ene ct the veilels had an engage
slent with the privaieer and Ion her captain
end ieverai Of her crew. 'fhe prifoners were
sreated with great pO1tegf. by the French
sad hat arrived al Barbados. ]. was faid
ihd was anoil,er pFiyaleer ia the Sonlbrere
l'sIage. ADD all the men of war had been def.
pAse.sd III purfuii Of them. Markets dull
Flour IL s--csackers 8 dls--nAvy bread s
uls."
The Freneh Privateer Diligent, has failed
from Philadelphia unoer pew commander
ihe former captain. Crafdn. remaining ia pri-
foa
ship BelIena, OF ssco, AZ days from London
scfFy for Phllad. wssipoken 18Th ma iAI 4
Am 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

A Capable WOMAN In flnaH family whers
there is othcr help and no rhlidrcn---
Generous compensation will Be given in re-
turn Tor her tervices-r Enquire ofthe Prints1
AagEe II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
As ENGLISH GOODS,

(IT Is PRoBADLK)
WILL be very high and fcarce this fall,
shole who with 10 purchaies will find
il 10 their advantage 10 call Immediately at
WA. Colman's. Exchange 81.
two doors belowshe Maine Fire aud Marine
Iniuraucc Office where he is telling off
+" cheap for cath" Aggsf 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

r .OST onthe Esd inf MORE Of hand ign
- ed by Ilrael Hodgdon, Iun payable 70
the iubicriber or order, for the fun Of thirty
two dollars and. City cents o thereaboul,
which fad note was payable On demand wiih
intefelt--and is unindorled.-Ali Perfons are
cautioned againf purchaiing laid note, and the
1gner thereof forbidden to pay the fame 60
any perlon other than the fubicriber.
"a ISAAC POWERS.
Winsham Auguft Esd 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
NO1fCE !

a IL perfons having demands againff The
'ubicr'ber, are rsqueasd to cali Al No.
TO- Union Wharf and.receive their pay; and
thoie indebted are reg feifed to make payment.
Hrgyf 8, 1871 If DAVID GREEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

Bath, HycaDtt u Portland Packer.
al The Schooner three Broth-
.naAZ ers, will Gail once week for the
kf above pofts--Fcr freight Or pzl-.
E tage, enqhire on board al Engra-.
u - hams Wharf, or 70 IOsEPtE
H RROD, Fore Greet. If. InIy s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
Z. GREtLY,

Hgs for soit. 81 Nj 8. Isse R5s,E.
tihds Rum--IoG h.l1s MoAlies
so chefs Tea--3o bags Coffee
100 bbls Pork-a00 bbs beef
so bbis Fiour-i50O ps N4nkin
200 boxes Soap--eo bales Corsou
Duck--Coraage, u .iag-f &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
AhgON SrAMIFORn-

IT. ~ ~ HiAiI DlA ~
TNFORM~, the pchir TIA: D. ~. takan III
lore uerr door salt oi MIR Wsn. L. ID. ri
Fore Ii'eet, where be keeps eoaAzAliy for ia,A
al afiornent Of
N,ef-iudi1 Go.ls . Giycs,ist,
en- Reasonable serm-.
-dtts-35o Hog skins, N rTirie crisE.
tO,t'aai, Jpre "a. w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
American Manufactured Goods

American Manufactured Goods
No. Z. ~ Es4s.
gOsEPH POPE, ageus for .4i~y q Eyox...
j Of Providence, who keep h'En eont.sii'ly
iuppied from their lons known and veal ei-
tabhfled Factory * PAwiurkst, ~ith gea-
eral anoun,ent OF
american Cotton G0cd5.
Soasrsriuo u
Single Yarn Tor Warp AID Filing
x threaded white y coips Stocking Farr
White and coloTed feWiRg Gottons
Sh.r,,rr.-o ilsstings Cnscks-Ssupss
Ginsis4ms---C hapDrsy,-- fieking, &C.
~ Shopkeepsrs ~ iuwA aad Country and
people ia seuesaI who with 70 II 1iih mem
lsises with the ao0se als,csssi viii be NJ
piled at the tassory pfi1ss-
-.h mo "a *J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
William Purinton,

7 INFORMS the public that he has taken the
Aand lately occupied by GoDsSEy NAgA
ros, in E.sbasgs f,sei where tie intends carry
ing ON the
Watcb and Celebrating Babasfs,
Ia their VARIOUS branches tie afiures the
puelic aad his friends that work conhded 10
his care, lhall be executed with Edeiity AID
dsipatch
lie intends keeping confan.iy for fsle a
variety of-%alch Keys, Seals, sxe---on res.
fonablaterms +r
He hopes by his conaant pefonaI arten-
ton to merit and receive iibsrzl pSsronags
from the public.
Portland 7th Mo. %. (it
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26

Bank S5nes far fa[s.
.nNE Hundred Shares III The Name H4..k,
~ snd fifty Shares IN the Portland Back.
for Sale by ELEALI2 GREELY.
No I, Long WHAT. dig 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
BEN IAM[Nl HUFFMAN.

+. EXl,HNGG-STREET,
LAS jan received a frcth iupply of
: DRUGS e. MEDICINES,
\ P4glNIlS, DYsE-STUEFS, GO.
among which are tao folIowinn--
a BOA. London White Lead
IL do. Spaniih b Swa
" do Spruce Yellow
l0 do Linieed Oil
do Spirits Terpensine
S hhds. Spsniih Whiting
do CoPperats
s DO Alum
200 lbs. Indigo
10 tons Logwond shd Fulic
100 boxes by 9 aud 3 by 10 crc~n Clafr.
&c. with great variety Of otter articIes,
comPFiling-a large and e1isnGxe- aiEorrmsnr
10 the above branches, which Nc offers wAoie-
faie aud retail on very low terms FOR Cath or
approved credit.
- Pos and Pearl Afhes conttantly Tor iaIe
Js1s 8. {afl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-08-26
Higbgg Prize 10000 Dollars
Harvard College Lottery.

scHEMe OF THE sixth CLASS. N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
NEw.YoRR, March ID.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.


Yesterday arrived at this port, the
ship Nancy, Higgins, from Lisbon,
from whence she sailed on the 9th of
January.
Capt. II. informs us, that on the day
OF his sailing, news arrived thae the
wife OF Gen. Junot was taken ;,risoner.
and the Gen. himself was wounded and
was seen 70 fall from his horse.s Capt.
Higgins also states that the inhabitants
of St. Ubes were pouring into Lisbon,
to avoid the French; Gen. Bereslord
having ordered them to eyacuate that
place as the French troops had with
drawn from before Cadiz,. and were
marching towards that province. The
Captain likewise states, that the ia
NOUS Marquis Romano died on the
25th of January and was to be Inferred
at Belem on the 9th. Fifteen thous-
and British troops were hou;ly expect
ed at Lisbon from England and Ire
land.
{ BY the above arrival we have receiv.
ed Lisbon Papers Of the 18th Janu-
afy, but they do not contain any
news. 19-j 4s.s 4'.aa
BY the ship Pocahontas, Coaio, in
so days from Lisbon, we learn, that
the French army under Massena were
about so miles from Lisbon, and that
they consisted of about $4,000 men.
Gen. Vietog had formed junction
with 1900 and another army under
Soult was expected to Join shortly,
when IL was supposed Massena would
attack Lori Wellington. The French
have crossed and were on the south
side of the Iagus. Lord Wellington
had upwards Of 10000 men employed
terrifying the heights opposite Lisbon.
Several officers of high rank tanenest
whom were 3 Generally were going
TO England by the Packet; but when
Lord Wellington heard the news OF
Victoi's junction with Massena, they
were immediately recalled, except
Gen. Fame, whose i'll state Of health
would not permit him to return. Ju-
not is called home, il is said, Tor dis
obedience of orders to Msssena. The
English army arevery sickly. An the
Hospitals at Lisbon were .fnll IL conse
quence OF the excessive raii.s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
%:
From THE eosToS PATRIor.
IMPREsSMENT,--oR
MAN-sTEALING.

Since that cold ungracious surrender
OF The rights OF our ssameu and our
national sovereignty, which excited
the pity and ;he disgust of the rniniou
who made the demand, ii has Become
too late TO, appeal 10 the pride Of the
Americans On the subjec, oi those
rights that have not their correct lio.,i.
dated value at tie treasury and counting
room.
With nations, as with individuals.
on the high read of error, il is well
to look back on the exainple OF their
better days. If the recollection bring
With 1t sense Of shame, there is evi
dence Of remaining virtue and hope of
reformation.
Let Us then look back and see what
was British law, and what the spirit
OF Americans, on the subject Of man.
stealing, when we were colonis,s, and
our acknowledged sovereign the feIon.
The his DRY Of Massachusetts furnish
es memorable example that will never
cease to upbraid both. the nation ihst
commits and the nation tn offers the
Outrage.
The transaction to which I allude
cannot DC better narrated than from the
pen q The first, and almost add the
last Efficient defender Of American 10
dependence.
. Il press gang from the Rose, COM
manded By lieut.. Paon, with md
snIPman and number Of ordinary sea-
men, visited and searched a lnerchans
sbip from Marblehead, be'onpina O
Mr. Hooper, atsea. The lieu.cn.nt ea.
CURED # anj Z glsh, Irish or cotch-
msn, were on board! NOT satisfied
with the answer he received, he pre-
pared TO search the ship lom ssem ta
stern. az last lie found four fr;.b.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21

Your own sake then I entrest you to
give me patient hearing. Ii my
tory be long, SO IS the series OF your
wrongs. And these YOU have suffer-
u, not for your ultimate advantage,
but that e,uy leaders, pretended Pa.
riots, might obtain ard hold power
and place and the einolumen,s OF of.
fee. YES, my feiiow-ciliz Gems, to their
lanbi;ioH, avarice, envy and revenge
our great Interests and the honor OF
our country have been sacrificed.
If in executing the arduous work
have undertaken, I shall sometimes
Use words of coarse texture, l beg
every reader TO be assured, that these
will be Int duced not from choice,
but necessity the more distinctly to
exhibit the Characters of the persons
and things intenGed to be described,
Moral, like natural deiormities, re.
quire their appropriate traits and col.
ors.
TIMOTUY PICK
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
BALrlMogR, March IS.
NO IN!IJRYi

We have seen letter from Mr..
Charles Russel, dated on board .his
majesty's' ship Hebe, John Fife, esq.
commander, on the Jama;ca station.
Mr. Russell sailed as master CT a YES
sci from this port, several voyages, &
is 4 native of Maryland. Abaur six
years ago, when acting as maze ON
board an american vessel, h was in,-
pressed. e. felosicusly and rascally
seizedufon by a gaagof his n1aIesty'3
scoNndrcis aud has been detained, In
despite OF every exertion CT his friesids
TO release him-though there is reason
to osiieve our governmt nt rnade due
representation Of his csse nearly two
years ago-<His, wife resides IN tbs ci.
ty--to whom he was only married
four days before nc sailed on the voy-
age in which lie WAS impressed. Mr..
Russell speaks Of the British as deter.
mined not to discharge any men who
are useful to ihem---snd STATES that NE
consul IN Jamaica is very inattentive
to the duties of his Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21

and the value of his felersl patronage,
may be estima,ed by the following ex-
tract from ainrewell address, publish.
ed in the Aogis. a we'll conducted Re
publican paper psintcd in the same
town:
Anxious to close the career OF IN
jury 10 which / am doomed in this
county, shall loose no time in reti-
ring from it. AS III respects many of.
the leading federalists,' it were bet
ter for man OF honorable feelings &
elevated mind to dwell amid the soil
tudes OF the Alps, or even amid those
of Lapland. There one would meet
nen In the garb of brutes, BUT NOT
brutes In the garb OF gentlemen. -
there one might meet men of rude
minds and ruder manners, but not men
who value cent more than ,hsir
country, and adore a dollar more than
the Deity" ib.
There are almost daily proofs IF the
Continued outrages OF the British COM
manders CT ships by inipressmens AMI
holding In bondage the native and re-
eular citizens OF the Unired States.
FROM recent and indisput4b!e source,
we are informed by a let er from one
/ ut our seamen, dated sronl ON board she
dsoe British man OF war, Iamaica,
February II, 1911, that James Levin
Frazer (the son of Linder Frazer,
sister 70 Elizabeth Frazer, now living
az Warburton aud all OF Broad Greek
parish near this city,) was still cou6n-
ed on board the Hebe, although re.
gularly registered citizen OF the state
OF Maryland on the above parish books,
and whose certificate OF citlzenship
was OF no avail.
Several British armed yessels are
said to be lowering on our Southern
coast, and to have detained American
vessels passing within their reach.-
The following statement of enc OF the
cases is copied from a Baltimore pa
per:
The case of the brig Brn;us of Bald-
more.
We have noticed the capture Of the
hr 6 Brutus OF this port, on :; coas,inp
voyage from Charleston TO Baltimore.
hy British squadron stsiiened en- The
Southern part of our coast, to protect
captured by the French, by taking them
in the pame of 6 his majesty" OF En-
land We had an opportunity, this
morning, OF conversing with an intel.
igent and respectable gentleman,
passenger on board the Brutus, who
gives us'he following particulars.
The Bretus was built in this city and
sentto New Orleans--from whence she
WIS returning, via Charleston, TO Bal
umore. On the day she LEFT Charles
ten, when four or Ave leagues from
land, she was captured.bya British go
Vernment tgig and ordered TOR Bermu-
"a, on thepiea that she was sssv.pi-
cfous looking vessel, and that the cap.
cain and crew were Frenchmen born
which 10 part was fact, though
captain Mitchell (the master Of lie
STotus) has sailed rs an American &
commandtd vessel carrying our fag
for twenty years : all of the mcn, save
one, were American citizens, having
IPaPer] projections. ib.
------sss-r Ga 90 rs-..-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21
7. &. VARNUM,
AN ACT

Making appropriations for carrying into effect
treaty between thc United States and the
Groatsand Liids Usage nations Of Indians,
concluded at Fort Clarke, on the tenth day
of November, one thousand eight hundred
I'D eight; and for other purposes.
u iterecfed by The Senate and House
Representatives Of the United States
OF America, IN Congress assembled, That
ior the purpose Of carrying Into efecf, treaty
between the United States and tile Great and
Little Usage nations Of Indians, connluded and
signed at Fort Clarke on the Missouri, ON the
tenth day of November, one thousand eight
hundred AND eight, the sum of five thousand
collars be and the same is hereby appropriated
aud the lurhcr annual SUM of one thousand
dollsrst 20 the Great Usage nation, and of Eve
burdfed dollars to The Little Usage nation. 10
be pad anmuaiyto the said nationsJ which am
nmles shall be permanent.
Sec. 2. Ard be Il further enacted. Tba, The
uu>oi SIX hundred aud eighty dollars be and
the san IS hereby Appropriated for paving
Icbn Lugene LeitepsdOrier IT, sum allowed
bun by TIC act passed on the thirteenth d,,y o,
february, one thousand eight hundred aud e..
leven.
Sec. 3. md be itfurther enacted, Tba, the
several suns appropriated by this act, shall be
Pai' 0Ht o. eny money in the treasury NOT o..
therwise appropriated.