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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22

1Tdns(atea far the E1,c%a-a- Past fran, t6s
|oHTna. DeS Dc5ats Poiiti1ucs ct Lite
rance, Eate |oG3Tsal afPEmhHc
PANS, April G.
1esteiday, at o'clock in the morning,
Mai&hals Ney and Macdonald, and III. Can
lincouct, arrited from Fontainblcor and ere
admued 20 an audience Of tic Fmpcr0r of
kiSSia. They came 70 propose the abdjcat;on
Oh boi@parte III ;D"cur Of his son. This o?er
was rejected by his Imperial Maiestv. II Q
neg Nlatu'S then went to the Prince of pcr, .
Ve!-o alieyrdudJ and had long conference
"itit lhc members oftho pro,iional Cover
80 a. ley we're equally unsuccessful IN
,A-' t''enfts. In concc', with the allied pow
GrS' 1hc provisional government prac. ed to
hnha'srfc retreat to the Island of Elba with
ayedI.y pension, OF SIX millions cf francs. The
negociators returned 20 Foatab!cau. l.ic
Itonlparte now Is
o-day, courior arrived from Fort-i1lleau
whicl orOus Int a icitcf from B9uaparir To- his
al'ye51y the Emperor OF EuSaa t,1.,...i..,,e tie
act % ms 2odicltia; pare ulj simple. n, az
cepted t1c oilcr Witch hld been mad him g
d rS.re"! T." the Island q Hio. with pension
Tnc Marshalls ard Generals arc cxpcctcd
IN town - day 10 give thel. adherence ~ tle
vcrnmcnt.
During thc rha.c nj tbs DIV, officer. and
soldiers are cun,.H1oli9 agtiym.- jn y.,,.i COM
ng from the c1mp 1t Eouapar.c .,..l ..c..ars.rd
with the White cochgJ-.
lhe provisional ,cr1r5ont h1sordercd the
council oi 1'ltC i0 1rrjl-ic tl,i. flr,to..s
Ihey viii H. ylrs'io4 by the Prince Arm
t'easurer, IN the a5sencc of trc Prince arch
ch'Iccllfr. (b"nI'ts,e former, prceided over
this b1ly)
The Arrival cf n-7v;-ioas experiences no
d. 81 "a. tf.|.U.
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PATTERSON WIRE .N.3NUF.lC-
TORI.

TSNfE subscriber is authorised to receive orders for
z the following articles to be executed at the above
mandatory, and forwarded from thence with all pos
sible speod-leverable in Richmond NJ the Factor,,
prices with the charges of transportation, &c VIZ
Coarse and fine Wire from No to IS
Card Wire from No. Is to 50,
Anneald or bending wire, of various sizes.
holing Standing or Falling Screens, for cleaning
grain,
Woyewiros of every description.
Samples Of the above articles NAV be seen and or
ders lodged at the Countng-housc of
ANDREW SMITH
Cary-Strcet, opposite the Eagle Tavern
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Observation-Disclosures.
HOUSE OF COMMONS-ApR11 90
AE1rrfa cc of'lAe Pr:nc,.er-


member wished 20 asl, the Chancellor of
the flXchcqner, ifthe reports il circulation,
respecting the marriage ofhcr roval highness
the Princess Charlotte with the hereditary
Prince OF Orange, were well founded.
The ChaHcSt'1y Qftic EGcbeqtfs. Gelt 1t
Incompatible with l:o duty 60 e,r. any m
swel to the Question, Til communication
S}9md ne rcB1'ar, made to Parliament upon
re sU3jcct,.by 1r.cs Of tue Prince Rcgept.
M. Hhjtb7'cif3 -ho9cht tie House Is Com
mons had been treated with diercspect, and
that twas extraordinary chat the first com
mrnicaGon on This subject Should come from
foreign Prince (tle Sovereign of the Ncttei
landS.) he trusted whcr the commune ti,,,
should be mad, i would contain a recon-
mcndation to stibiS', certain securities 10
prevent her royal highness from being ia
Ken out of the kngdoIn, which might be
amended with the NEST serious Consequent
ceS to this kingdom.
NORWAY.
Mr.. tVhtbreGd said, he had another oues+;
on to put for the sake of humanity. 1t was
known, that, by the treaty with Sweden. Nor
way was guaranteed to that power. The
NorweSians, however, appeared indisposed to
this measure, and determined to resist the
Swedish yoke. Our government, it was sta
ted, had taken measures TO prevent inter
course with Norway, and Consequently dc
prve that country of the means CT obtaining
provisions-in short, that we had undertaken
the task of starving Norway into a submission
mott be effected by force. He wished to
know If orders to this end had Eeen given.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer obser-
we'd IN a low tone, that the subject was deli
cate, and the circumstances were peculiar
put that the house were aware of the engage
ments of the treaty.
Mr Hhlt6rread-Then the plan Ct starvati-
onis really adopted
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GUN-P0WNER

TENHE Subscriber offers for sale ono hundred and four
kegs of glazed and FF-.,nd one case of EARLE
Gm-Posder, in pound cannsters-.,li of slpeior quail
ity. 4''
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary-street opposite the Eagle Tavern.
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UNION H4LL .9C4DE.VY.
EeHE Summer Vacation win commence on Fr;5cv
' I'll JAY, and lose Oh Sunday the Dist Au,ai.t
T. r. 3 f. J. -lL8URY.
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HOLLOW GLASS MARE,

LOUISVILLE, KY 18th Nav, 1874
Nh Subscriber continues his practice in Land eau
ses and Cases in Chancery in the General Cosrt
Court OF Appeals and Federal Court for the District Of
Kentucky lie has likewise made an arrangement
which enables him to attend the ordinary business Of
an .oFney Counsellor at Law in the Courts above
mentioned. and to superntend the taking of DeDog,ons
within the State, and executing orders of survey in suits
where he Is employed professionally. Letters directed
20 HIM at Frankfort or Louisville, will be attended
juno A. wev -
THE Fditors ofthe National Intelligencer Baltimore
american and Philadelphia aurora, will insert the above
advertisement meek fer SIT seeks and transmit
Their accounts to the Editor of the Enquirer
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BOSTON, GLASS .BLl.N'UF.8CTOPY.

los IUN' GL.4SS .BI.l,N'UF.8CIORY.
FENIiE Subscriber having been appointed by the Pro-
pretoS ofthe above M0nufactcry, their + gent for
the State OF Nirgnia--Wi undertake. TO execute Or
deTs for WISDow-GIAss from by 8 10 ls by o. SINE
r1or in brlliancy and strength to any European Crown
Glass!--Also,
HOLLOW GLASS WARE,
Comprising Shop Furniture for the purposes of Drug
gs 1unbeIs of all sizes, Spirit Prccs Pitchers blue
and white Cruets Lamps, Lamp Shades IamD ClasScs
as-rhe goods TO be delivered ut Richmond, and any
ether town IN the State Of Virginia the Mandatory
prices together with expenses of transportation &c
ANDREW SMITH
Cary-Sreet, opposite the Eage-I avern
April Q WITT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-10
District of Rhode Island.

A|fSFIII " 4N/ECNC-lSbQHus
PURSUANT TO Warrant from the
i Hporable DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge
of tho District Court for the Rhode Island
District
Notice is hereby given that there has
been filed before said Judge. IN Information
by WILLIAM ELLERY. Esq Collector Of the
Customs for the Dlstict of Newport, against
eighty six hogsheads Of Sugar, thirteen tier.
ces and ffiy-four barrels Of do.
.6lso-Two tons of Nicaragua Wood.
Said goods having been imported into the
District aforesaid in a certain schooner call.
ed the Donna Anna, and were seized for an
alledged violation Of the laws the United
States.
Trial will be had thereon at a Special
District Court to be holden at the Court
House, in Providence, on the fifteenth day
OF March next, at ten o'clock, in the FORE
noon.
d. J. PEARCE, Dehusy-lNarshal.
Newforf, Fe6. ~, 1914. GF241
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@arsbat's Notires.
Disnict of Rhode.IsLand.

TN pursuance Of Warrant from the Hon.
l. orablc DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge OF
the District Court of the United States for
Rhode-Isiapd District
do hereby give notice, to all persons con-
cered, that there has been filed before said
Judge, a Libel by Nathaniel Sbaler, COM
mander of tbs private armed schooner Gov
ernor Tompkins, Of New-York, in the Dis
trict of New-York, in behalf of himself and
the owners, officers and crew Of the said pri-
vate armed vessel, against the brig Young
Husband, whereof Isaac Fisher was mas
ter, her tackle, apparel and furniture, arms,
stores, goods, wares and merchandise on
board tho same the said brig Young Hus-
band, her tackle, apparel and furniture,
arms, stores, goods, wares and rchandize
as aforesaid, did belong, as is aledged by
the said LibelIan,s, to the Government Of
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
Ireland, or to subject or subjects thereof
having been captured by the said Nathaniel
Shaler, commander of the said privatc armed
schooner on the high seas, pursuant to a
commission from the president Of the Uni
ted States, under the seal of the United
States, against the vessels, goods, and ef-
fects of the government Of the United King
dom Of Great Britain aud Ireland, and the
subjects thereof, which said ship or vessel
and appurtenances as aforesaid, the said Ma
thaniel Shaler, commander as aforesaid, hath
brought into thd port of Providence, within
the District of Rhode-Island:
And trial will be had on the aforesaid Lii
bel, ata Special District Court, to be hol-
den at the Court House in Providence, in
said District, on the 5th day of March
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Z. X. DEXTER, Marshal.
Providence, Eco. l9, 1914. F24l
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LAWS.
PUBLISHED By .4UTHORITY.
AN ACT
AN ACT
For giving further time to purchasers Of pub
lie lands 10 comnlcto their payments

lic lands TO complete their payments.
BE 10 enacted By she Senate aud House of Represea-
fofipes Of the United States Of .3nerca Congress
se'nbii That every person, who, prior to the first
day of April, one thousand eight hundred and ten,
had purchased any tracts of land Of the u
nited States not exceeding in the whole six hundred
and forty acres, unless the tract purchased be
fractional section sections, fractional sections
classed with entire section, at any of the land Of
fees, and whose lands have not already been actu-
ally sold reverted 20 the United States for nonpay
ment OF part OF the purchase money, shall be allow
ed the further time of thres years from and after the
expiration OF the present period given by law for
completing the payment of the said purchase money
which further term of three years shall be allowed
only on the following conditions First, that all
rears of interest the purchase money shall have
been paid on before the time shall have expired
for completing the payment OF the purchase money
Prorided, That in all cases in which the time for
completing the payment Of the purchase money may
have expired shall expire before the first day Of
June next, the interest may be paid on or before
that day Second, that the residue Of the snm due
on account Of the principal OF such purchase shall
be paid with interest thereon in three equal annual
payments. as follows One third OF the said residue
with the interest which may be due thereon within
two years; and the remaining third of the said resi-
due with the interest due thereon within three years
after the expiration Of the time for completing the
payment on account Of such purchase according to
former laws. And in case OF failure in paying either
the arrears of interest any Of the three nsalments
of principal with the accruing interest, at the time
and times above mentioned, the tract Of land shall
be forthwith advertised and offered for sale in the
manner and on THE terms directed by law, in case Of
lands paid for within the limited term, and shall
revert in like manner, if the sum due with interest
be not at such sale hidden and paid Provided That
the benefit of this act shall not extend to any person
or persons account Of any purchase of any tract
tracts of land, made at any of the land Offices,
northwest Of the river Ohio, prior TO the first day of
April, one thousand eight hundred and nine.
LANGD0N CiEyES,
Speaker Of che lof:e IF Representatives.
Il. GERRY,
Viee-President Of tie United States. and
President Of the Senate.
Feb -, lsl4-.apprOped, JAMES MADISON.
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District Of Rhode Island.

TN pursuance Of Warrant from the Hon.
orable DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge Of
the District Court Tor the Rhode.Island Dis
trict-
do hereby give notice, that THOMAS
Cole, Esq. Collector Of the Customs foi
the port Of Providence, has filed before sajd
Judge an Information against certain slooP
called Aurora, her tackle apparel, furniture
and boa,s-the same being forfeited, as is
alledged in said information for the violation
Of the laws Of the United States.
Trial will be hac on said Information al
Special District Court, TO be holden at thr
court House in Providence on the fifteenth
day Of March next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon.
E. X. DEXTER, 1fashni.
. Providence, Fs6. %, 1914. lF21]
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7 OsT-on Saturday, the 26tb ult. on The road from
- Cundslps Mills to Bristcl-Ferry, black Moroc-
9, Pocket-Bcok. containing hundred and twenty
i've or thirty dollars in Bank Bills. One ten-dollar
pia on Farmers Bank, Troy one tendollar bill on
Worcester Bank; the rest principally on the banks
IN Newport Also, two promissory notes, payable to
James Dcnn;son and some receipts, &c. Whoever
may find AID will deliver said PocketBcok, With its
contents, to the subscriber. shall have generous
reward. SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, March 2, 1914.
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

0Ger J5r sale. on rcry reasonable tcrms,
nNE hundred and sixtyseven bags and bbls
" Coffee, entitled to debeRtnse; IS hhds. Sd
proof Rum !; 40 do. N. z. do pipes 4th proof
Brandy; IS bbls. mess and prime Beef 10 do. prime
Pork; 80 bbls. Navy Bread 35 boxes Chocolate !;
50 do. Soap 10 do. sweet Oil; IA bbls .Turpentne
IS casks first quality American cannon and musket
Powder so reams sheaihing Paper; 10 boxes Cor
diaL 9 bales Cotton. Feb. -
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Narsbai's NStifss.
DURsUANT ,oa Warran, from 'he Hon


nURSUANT 10 Warrant from The Hon.
j DAVID Howell, Esq Judge Of the Dis
trict Cour for me Rhode Island District
Notice i, hereby gwen that there has been
hled before said Judge, an Information by
Wiiiam EHery, Esq. Collector of the Gus.
toms for the Ds.,ic, Of Newport. against one
piece OF Bloadcloth, one piece Of Imperial
Cord, nine pieces Of Ia IA mock Marseiles
vesting, seized from OH board the brig
Chris,crn--
Sixty four baskets and one bag of brown
Sugar, seized from on board tire ship Lou
isa-
Nine half barrels of Aqua dente' Rum,
seized from on board the ship Louisa--
One nuni,ed AID Eve cotton Shawls, seized
from on board the brig ST. Christoval--
+ One pair of plated Lamps with glass globes,
seized from on board the brig Elwardo
Said goods being forfeited as is alledged in
said information, for violation of the laws of
the United States.
And trial will De had thereon at Special
District Court TO be holden at the Court
House in Providence, ON the fifteenth day of
March, 1914, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
d. J. PEARCE, Dchu:y-D Marshal.
Nezphorf, Marcel 5, 1914,
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DURSUANTt to'a Warrant from the Hon.
4 DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge Of the Dis.
trict Court Tor the Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given that there has been
filed before said Judge an Infor nation by
HiLiam Eklery, Esq. Collector of the Gus.
toms for the District of Newport, against a
certain briganlne called the Salvador, her
tackle, apparel, and furniture, together with
her corgo on board, consisting of
81 bhds. Molasses,
~ do. Run,
1913 bbs browd Sugar,
80 bundles containing s22s Goat Skins,
sos saw Hides,
2l9 Hoy Skins,
20 bales unmanufacturcd Tobacco.
hhds brown Sugar,
a bags Coffee,
500 Coco Nuts,
26O Ok Horns,
< box Silks,
piece Linen,
: do. Cotton Stripes,
! do Shir,ing Cotton,
i 3 do. Calico,
I 2 lbs. Thread,
do. mock Madrass Hankerchiefs,
] do. Checks,
do. Linnen,
Dbl. aud bag old Copper,
] pair plated Candlesticks,
plated Castor.
I doz. glass Tumb!ers,
l do. Wine Glasses.
Said goods having been imported into the
District aforesaid, as is alledged in said In
formation, contrary to law.
And trial will be bad thereon at Special
District Court to be hohden a, the Court
House in Providence, on the fifteenth day Of
March, 1914, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
d. J. PEARCE, Dehuiy- Martial.
NEWPORT, March 8, 1914.
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AN ACT
E.Y. x~y.c zc yyy:iy:. DE-

BE n enacted By the Senate and House Of Repfesen-
fativss Of the United States Of .aerfca in Congress as
sem6ied That the proper accounting officers OF the
War Department be, and they are hereby authorized
to dust and settle the claim of William Piatt, and
allow him the pay and emoluments of Deputy
Quarter Master General in the Army of the United
States, from the seventeenth day of july one thou
sond eight hundred and eleven until the ,wenty-sev-
enth day Of January, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, TIE amount whereof shall be paid 10 the
said William Piatt, out Of any monies in tho Trea-
surp not otherwise appropriated.
LANGDoN CHHyEs, :.
Speaker Of the HOUSE Of Represcnfaticcs
T.. GERRY,
Vice.{reAdenf Of the United States, and
Pren,ienf Of tie %nase.
Feb 1o, 1sl4-.aeproteS. JAMES MADISON.
RESOLUTION
Directing a Sword to be presented to the
nearest male relative of Midshipmaa John
Clark.
RESOLVED Jy the Senate and House Of Rebresrn.
fatiyes Of the United States Of america IN Congress
assembled That the President Of the United States
be requested to present Sword to the nearest male
relation of Midshipman John Clark, who was slain
gallanto combating the enemy in the glorious bat
tie gained on Lake Erie, under the command of
Captain Perry, and to communicate to him the deep
regret which Congress feels for the loss OF that brave
officer. LANGDoN ClIEVES,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives..
T.. GERRY,
Ticc-Tresidenscf ss Tinted Stafes, and
President efthe Stnatc.
Feb. 19, 18l4--.9ppropsd, JAMES MADISON.
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" AAA~AA'A w AAA -,
No. IL, Long Wha-G Has for Sale,
+ 70 TshSs bbls p'pe'' first quality GIN,
70 pipes Malaga,2 WINE
ditto Lisbon,
20 bbls l first quality MoLAssEs,
90 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE;
10 10 sins's S,o sa:cs".s my,on sskin'} TEA.
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
20 70 Ditto Ditto spaa'sn saaaanpso first quay
ditto Playing CADS:
100 bottles CASTER OIL.
--.fLSO--
very large assortment of GROCERIEL as usual
March 8, 1914. IT,
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HAY-SEED.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,

1T the head Of Broadsfreef,
LAS just received-2500 VT. of best Red Clover
L Seed, which will be sold cheap by the cask,
hundred, or smaller quantity.-Aso. 20 bushels Of
Herds Grass Seed; SO do. Bordens Co.; 40 do Red
Top do. is daily expected-Sugar, Teas, and Coffee,
for sale as above, cheap as at any store IN New
port-The highest price will be given for green
Caif-Skins March 8.
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TOT OUIc, or 20 LII,
A BOUT so acres of Land, part Of the Farm of
\ THOMAS CLARKE, deceased situated in North
Kngstown, about miles from WEXFORD, suitable
for pasture tillage Possession given on the 25.h
March instant. For terms apply to
THOMAS CLARKE, 104, Thames.street.
Newport, March 3, 1914.
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MEANNESS.

MEANNESS.
Co9 save the Commonwealth Of .1fassachusetts.
An Act dcclaratory 10 tho true intent and
meaning of an act, entitled " An act to pro-
vide for the safe keeping all prisoners COM
mitted under the authority Of the United
States in the several goals within this Com
pionweslth"
sec.1. BET enacted By the Senate and Hease Of
Representatives in General Court assembled andy the
authority Of the came, That nothing contained IN an
act entitled "An act provide foe the safe keeping
all prisoners committed under the authority OF the
United States. in the several goals within this Com
monwealth shall be construed as TO authorize tnc
keepers Of the said goals to take custody of' ana
keep within said goals any prisoners committed by
any other authority than the Judicial Authority OF
the United States
And whereas several prisoners Of war have been
committed to goals within this Commonwealth, un-
der the Executive authority Of the United States,
Sec g. Ind Ie n further enacted, That the Keepers
of the said goals are hereby authorized and requr-
ed TO discharge from said goals all such prisoners
of war. after the expiration Of thirty days from the
passage Of this act unless they shall sooner DC as
charged by the authority Of the UdIicd States
TIMOTHY BIGELOW,
Speaker of The House Of Rep esenta'ires.
JOHN PHILLIPS,
I,residens of tie Senate.
Feb. 2, 1sI4-asproved, CALEB sTRoNo.
--E4K0~@S$}s.-
Annual Resurn Of f6e Mllfia II Virginia, for
Me year 1914.
Infantry, including officers, 6s'sso
C.y.,ry do. do. s,2l7
Artillery, S.
Total Strength ''s''
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A calm il is saia succeeds storm. The
hurricane attempted 10 bo raised in the Leg
islature Of Massachusetts, has terminated 10
lilclcss calm, and the mighty war OF wordss
porterding rebellion and disunion, has eyen'u-
a,cd in an act Of malicious IftiIencss- de6sad-
ing even TO that already much degraded State.
We alIude TO the law prohibiting the cea6ne-
meut Of prisoners Of war in the public soals
Of Misunderstanding Petersburg Republican.
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TO LET-M Auctioon.
nN the 18th inst. will be Let at Public Auction,
~ House No. SO, Broadst.
March 8. Daniel Peckhom.
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For sale, or to Let,
4 PEW in the Methodist Chapel. Inquire at this
4 office. March 3.
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MERINO WOOL, SALT, &c.

FIFTY bales Merino Wool, first quality 5000
\ bushels Salt 81 casks French card Wire, as
sorted, No. 25 to 80 81 casks Copperas Is bags
Tumeric; 2 tons Logwood quantity of Cordags |;
20 bbs. mess Beef; $50 hhds. Molasses, new crop !;
100 boxes brown Havana Sugars ii hhds. 8 tierces
and So bags Coffee, entitled TO debenture-
For sale, by WHEELWRIGHT & LOPEZ.
Newport, March g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
THE BUDGET.


The Committee Of Ways and Means re
ported on the NEW iAXEs to be levied, and
other topics relating 10 tie Finances They
begin by saying empbatlcally, that we must
rely ior Carrying ON the War which We
have declared, on Taxes, Loans, and treas
uty Notes, paper money! bu, particularly
on heAaiter. hey Propose, therefore, &c
ISSUE treasury Notes, embracing small
sums, modified as follows: o allow The
individual who holds Them, to fund them al
pie Sure al any If the loan Offices, aud 10 It.
celve Their amount in stock OF the United
ota rs, bearing all iI.eiest OF Per cent:--
o make them Payable 20 bearer, and trans
ieiaolc by delivery: 10 make them receiv
able III ali pa, ments for public lands and
axes 10 pledge, 70, the paymen, Of The
interest oi he amount issued, so much o.;
the internal duIles as shall be necessary. %
prevent an accumulation OF circulating me.
dun, The United States 10 retain The power,
on giving SIX months notice, o. redeemlng
them with specie, Or exchanging for them
stock, bearing an interest oi 8 per cent.
Heie follows All enumeration OF The articles
p posed TO be taxed, which Was published III
the ,ast Portland Cazete.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
lrgislature Of Gpassacbusetts.

~ SENA1E-wEDNEsDAY, OCT. l9
Much business OF local nature was trans
acted.--The Hon Mr. Lewis, Of the senate,
and Messrs Neal and Cony, of the House
were appointed a commiitee, for the pur
pose oil examining lin the recess,) iuto the
doings OF The seveisl Banks in the Distric,
OF Wine, wi il full power OF access TO their
Books and Vaults, to report The next ses.
sion.
A join! Committee was appointed to con
slder what amendments are necessary 10 be
made In The Militia Law, TO sill during int
recess, anc report at next session.