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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
MONDAY, DkcaaBER II.
HA r D.-W A r. E.

HARLOW A Il T..
2 honsas Mount
! iostrecciyed per the ship Mary from
.ivrrpos,l, and uEers for sale the tot
owing Goods, w.
Cast steel hand aud panel saws
German sfesI, hand, paEnel, tenant
cssa 3ass, key hole, cross cut, Pr
aud mill 10.
sSi;,.ee kniyes.4hatcher do.
knises AID forks
Eaacy pen knives on cards
Pocket and pen 10. in papers
Fine and cen,noi scissoi,s
Ranrs. WITH eases aid stFops
SpApns, ten and tshle
StertacIrs. pIsin and green glass
Caro.ina hoes,
Cola,efs and carperters' aazcs
Smuggling hatchets Sa,l hoes
Tirscs sisains
tEa5 nails
SsdAlers' tacks
faatg do.
3 CLASP, eat aud rose nails
Cana!esticks. brass a.kl iron
Trunk hncks. brass AID iron
Do. handles ard aaiis assorted
b as cScks, wine dn.
I.hamb latclres, bright
ia ans
Eaaneiled, paper, tin ard shell
sau:i boyes
Pewter basons and chair pans as
seated
ESuse bells, tea dM
G;Mblets a,sarted
Plated and tin'd sadlery
hen rc., door aud closet locks, as.
secuted
Stocks, pads chest, drawer, book,
case and horse do.
Hsx roiSycsmilis
Brass labipet 4 urniture, generally
y.,ofers i carpenters compassess
, Bsight aud atack piRccTs
Shoe nippers, hammers
Taeks, awl bsa'ies anu shafts
iti.4 braces and timber sctihes
NYirc. mouse and rat traps
Patent teakettlcs and sauce pans
Cooper teaAettles
Maslin kettles
TDilaoles, steel tops Erass and tay-
! 11rs
Green wirc Tenders
Shoyels aud tongs
Tea radies with locks
Dressing cases
Iecn,y contbs
plain trans, bed screws
Cast butt hinges
IL HI table. chest and pew do.
Ling and short handle frying pans
Stick FERRIS
Brass coach door hinges
DO. handles
Steelyards 80 to 500 lhs.
Collar and tug buckles
Plated suffers With trays
Polished steel and common do.
Fiuted and pam bar grid irons
Dog coilars
Japaned sugar boxes
Shaving and tooth brushes
"A very handsome assortment OF
blaes, red and cream colored tea
trays and walters
Plated spurs
Also. a large and general assortment
ofgilt jewelry
ae Hand,
600 pai' siates
A. gene al assortment of gilt, ma
hoga y and paper frame looking
glasses
80 crates queens ware
20. cases genuine half pint tumbiers
and 100 deaFiiohns
5 cases German toys we'll assorted
Whips and Gales.
1ambs manufactured Us asnal. e
h gircn for horas and tortoiss
IT,
lee II dSteotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT !
coE9fNpED. 3.
of tie Pubic DEBT.


i The amount Of the funded dcbtcon.
tracted before the war. which remained
unsatisfed ON the S0th Sept. 1873, may
be stated at the sum Of SO, ls5,484 dol.
lars 90 cents, to wit;
4. In old 6
per cent
stock the
nominal a.
mountbeins u, s5o.s7l SO
And the a.
mount re- $500
imbnrsablc
being s,467 ,587
:.
Balance due
on the S0th
Sept. 1915 $685. So
l. 6.
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Deduct the amount REIN.
bursed in 1875 fat Phila.
delpAia. Baltimore, w ash
ington, Charleston and
Savannah)
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55l5q@

ucdSuTt hetcS isSutd auu
re-issued under the act
of the Oath Feb. 1915 "a
mounts to about the sum
Of 4,14s.850:
OF this aggregate there
has been funded for 7 per
cent. stock Included in
the foregoing statementof
the funded public debt a.
bout the SUM of $685.
94G:
And there has been paid
on account Of duties and
taxes about the sum'of
$4,000:
Outstanding " small trea-
sury notes" about the
sum of $3.50
8. The aggregate of trea-
sury notes of the new e.
mission issued under the
act of the oath Feb. 1915
amounts to about the
sum Of 694,N
Leaving the amount Of the
floating public debt in
treasury notes on the lst
of Oct. 1915 about the
sum of l6,so5,lO
But to this amount of the
floating public debt in
treasury notes, there
must be added the follow
ing temporary loans, to
wit
1. A tempo
rary loan
made by
the state ~
BANK OIL -
Boston III
1917, pay ,,
able the -
18th and r.
S1st of De- 80
-, 1914
eemoer d iIi4 zoc mn
but a ,nIsna, 'oc'o00 80.
Z. "A te,hPo'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
OF this aggregate there has

OF this aggregate there has
been subscribed in prin-
cipal and interest to the
loan of 1918 about the
sum of
Frem which dedncting an
average estimate of rear
one years interest, about
the sum of
There will remain for the
amount. of principal sub
scribed to the loan about
the sum OF
And it Is estimated that
there has been paid On
account of duties aud
taxes to the collectors Of
the customs, the internal
duties and the direct tax
about the sum of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18

Outstanding amount of
treasury notes bearing in.
terest at S 2-5 per cent.
per ann. about the sum
of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18

5. The amount of the floating debt
contracted since the commencement Of
he late war, calculated to the seth Of
september 1915, may be stated at the
>ulp of lz,s55,101 dollars, to wit:
&. The aggregate OF the
treasury notes issued un-
der the, authority OF the
syeral acts of congress
assed prier to the act Of -
Gath Feb. 1915, amount
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18

Waking the aggregate a
lie debt about the sum o. !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
&ot1C911o,
Monday, February s, 1915.

farming Fire On tuesday night last
between The hours Of - and ! O'Clock, an
alarming FIRE broke out in the Eastcrly cad
Of Mussey's Row, range OF brick build
ings on Middle street. When the Ere was
discovered The fames were bursting from
the back windows of store No. |, which ives
occupied partly as shoe store y partly Is
shoe makers shop In few minutes the
whole OF hat part Of the row composing
) os. and 2. and which is separated by .
brick psrsition, was iEvcloped in flames
he 6rst store was occupied by Mcssrs.
Belknsp RunDells, the second by NIessrs
Edwarrl Little u Co booksellers; the
chamber over the former was occupied by
Stephen Lonefsllou, n Esq and the one
over the latter BY Nicholas Emery, Esq. IS
Attornies Offices
The Ere he'd so FAR advanced when discoy.
cred and the progress was 50 rapid that II
was impossible 70 save single article either
faom the stores or offices. Al one prriot!
the fire threatened to become very extensive
and destructive the beat from the building
il the row vas 60 intense as 70 cause Mrs.
Goldman 5 house on the other side of Fem
pie street 10 take Gre, & at one time the end
and part Of the root was in q blaze, but BY
enc active exertions % the people assembled
and he judlcious employment Of the En-
eiDes, il Was in short time cxtinguishcd
The ere must have taken IN SOME part
Of the EssterIy end Of the row, bui srcm
what cause Is not asrerisined
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
Portland BOOT and SHOE Man.
ufadory.

THE fubfcriber, Agent to one Of the fufferers sv
: the iats FIRE IN MuHsy row. has taken fiore
oppch;e Mr. Daniel Ho~s ia Middle arees. L.
exrsas that c The courfe Of fev days. this fiorx
Will be prepared for the reception and acconmo
dasion Of al Who p'eafeto call for she above arr;
eles- whish viii Be mznafactured BY good work
men and st good naterials he a'fc hopes Lbs
former euitomers OF Msdrs Besknsp and RunrtsI.
viii iavour him with their work a. he has eecAge.
the fame workmen and will ufe his heft ccdeav
curs that their boots and fhoes all be equally a.
good in point Of lyle neassels and durability
Jua received on corfgnmenf lot of Ladies
morocco waking ihoes ard Ups Of the latefl fsn.
ion. which viii Be fold cheap foe cafh--Wor.
done It the above aors viii neasnefs and It the
fhortea notice by
STEPHEN FIELD 1le,ss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
iDeuocr0flc Szpeef- Mr0fs.
POSTSCRIPT.

After our paper went 70 press, we received later
and more interesting intelligence from Arr-O rieSa,
BY the New-Yoik papers.
Extract Of 4 private letter, dated
Camp, near Ncu-O Orleans, jan. 6.
After narating occurances Of which we are
already informed, the letter says, 1--WE all re-
manned perfectly quiet until the morning Of
the list January, when they had advanced
within GOO yards q our breast-works, under
cover Of night aud heavy fog, and erected
three different batteries, mounting in all IS
guns Of varioys caIibres.. Abani o'clock,
when the fog cleared off, they commenced a
most tremendous fire upon US, but il was am
ply returned by us.
9 -Four o'clock in tie afternoon, we had
disnounted all their guns but Two. They re-
treated during the night to their strong hold,
about mile and quarter from our lines,
where they have remained perfectly quiet ever
since. On New-Year's day, we lost about
IS killed, and about as many badly wounded.
That Of the enemy, from tie accounts OF two
prisoners taken Oh that day, and three deser-
tiers since, must have been much greater
Twice have The enemy attempted o storm and
carry our batteries, with the firm belief Of
dining in New-Orleans the same day, but
WofullyS have thss been deceived. All de.
serters that have come in, agree that tie enc
my's force is from to 5000 strong but We
generally suppose it to be about 5000. The
enemy in killed, wounded and prisoners, since
the Esd, must have lost near 1000 men.
g Since our last fight, the Kentucky troops
have arrrived-near 5000 men--which makes
our force better than 5000 SO that New Or
leans, believe, is perfectly sale.''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

The wealher,on this night, was extrs;us =
" severe, the mercury being at Is degrees
below zero, yet We never Witnessed, At fire
in this town, more regularity and promp,-
ness Of conduct So inient were ali in per-
forming their respective duty, that they APP
peared insensiblc u tue great severity 81
the cold.
Notwithstanding the bells rung an hou,
and y half, large proportion Of the inhab-
itants were moi. alarmed At ell; for OWING
to The severe frostthe sound was very faint,
and the cry Of fire. hy those in the streets,
was, very improperly neglected.
We 90 not say that any who kues0 Or The
FIRE and were able 70 60, neglected 10 repair
10 tlsr scene but il there were any such,
we would just remind them Of what their
own feelings would Be. in case their own
stores Or house were 10 take FIRE and all
their fellow citizens should prefer svarm
bed TO thar oftusning out to their assistance.
We hope that this case will have ten
dcncy to make people more careful in
securing their fires. here has Of late been
several instances in this town where build.
ings have been in great danger by fire hay.
ing been Communicated from ashes put ii
an empty box Or cask and from leaving the
fire in q room with no security against the
brands falling upon the floor and setting il
on Are, and by not -hasing The tunnels 81
stoves properly guarded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
T.. LITTLE SEQ.

Iasend returning their .buiin<fs of Bookfeiliug
immed ateIy, and requen their former cuitomefs,
and their friends to consinue their favors, hope,
With the fnniiesof Providence aud the kind offices
OF friends 70 60 iomethi1g toward the fupport Of
their numerou famiiiss They hsve taken the
next llore to their former ftand, where shose ia
deb,ed either BY note Or account. are requefled to
cali a. foon as convenient, - their books were
burnt. the longer i i delayed the more difficult
il will be 70 adult Them. A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
Copratnerfhip DiHolyed.

THE copartnerhip heretofore exiting under the
: 6smsof MASON and MOODY j, by ma ual
content di1olved this day. All per IONS indeDs
ed 20 lad firm are rsqaiaed to make paymen on
Or before the 10th init or Their demands will be
put II the hands Of an attorney fo- coIsca'oo All
peffoAs mahogany demands shsfeon are ssquefied
10 exhibit the iaIae to Eaoch Moody.
49, ANDREW MASON
ENocH MOODY.
Portland Feb. S, 1875
ENOCH MOODY icfsrms his fsiends and che
pubic that he has taken the flaud Ia y im,rove
BY Mafon ana Moody, where be Offers for iae !
general afortment Of W GOODS and CRoCE
RiES
Feb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06


In Minos, Jan. 18Th. Of the prevailing fever,
Caroline Wcodman, aged is years. daughter oI
John WoodmAn She patiently endured her
sickness which was very severe. She was
ye,y smiab.e person. humsnc ard kind !; modes.
~ md ms exness ornamenstd her virtue ir
short, she possessed livery amisble quality
which was calculsted 10 re nder her lovely II
he eyes of si her scquain, sncc. Ard above
eli tie religion Il Jesus Ch,ist sprcad its isln-
ence in her soul She wAa so filled with the
divine presence that she could even sing The
praises If her dear rcdeemer lille IN the sCn.
MES OF dcstl,. She ssid sAe wss going % her
heavenly fathers houAe foseser 10 praise = adore
him.
WHY w,s this lovely blooming newer
Gu, down Ind wihered il IN hou,
Her s.sscur cssied and she must 10
To lcsvc This world # pain aud woe.
Ii Mirot. Ssmusl Wo<<lmas, IL tho same fescl
aged IS vests son Of Jshn Voudmun. he las
! wife muusn he loss Of kind husband AMI
% infant son TOO ynung 10 realize is lass- e
y Ii Brunswick, Henry Richie runxm, aged
yekys, eldest ciiid of Henry Puu4m. Esq. and
Caroline Foss. resident ID b. family, bo.h sud.
dcsly IL the spotted fever.
Ii aash. ~ he 5 ii ul C.cmeniine S. Adams
daughter IT Df. Samuel Ad.ms, sged years
and SIX monlls.
II & orhsu, Mr. Peter Elder, aged n.
III this town, M:s. Ssrxls. calsort of MIR. Elisha
Turner ia he 8Oth wear &C her sye.. She WAS
the eldest child Il Desccn William Cotton. oi
his place, or oiesstd memory. As she Evcd TIC
lie, Il i believed she On q the c<ssI u tie
sigsseosis. n her domestic walk she WAS
n del Of psNisise simplicity. sincerity, chsris5
nd unfsr.ni IN r<hgiess, were leading fcainres
i her character Her muse was tic resort Of
he IIsens,s es Urn. Were itf'titess. for rne
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

JOHN MuSSEY renders bis Encere thanks 70
his fellow eilix for she'r esertions At fhe arc IL
the sAisn. aad pafsicu'ary 10 shcfe who wsre
Instrumental IN pre.ervlog 70 large = por loo If
the psoSer'y shrezensd wuh deGeutton.
Posfissd FEB is S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

Of denomination above &c dollars are to
bear an interest Of per cent those OF the
denomination q 20 dollars and under, are
% be circulated sDlthons interest.
These notes are to b. payable At Wash
ington. This will be very convenient ior
those who live at the ,rifling distance Of on
~ 5or 500 miles from Mr. Madisons "strong
box 7 to saw nothing as to the question
whether his ExceIlcncy will be in funds
when Jonathan calls with his promise TO
pay articles,
Georgia inradsd--.The British have landed
force, which sailed some time since from the Chesa-
eake en- the southern part Of the State Of Georgia
-caytured the fort at Point Pctre, and taken pos
srssionof ST. Mary's- Serious apprehensions IRE
entertained for the safety ofSavannah
If the authors and abettors OF this unnecessary
and caalnitous war possess any feelings. either u
humanity or patriotism, they must be exercised
with the most bitter sensations, when they reject
on the melancholy and distressing situation they
have brought tue country into by their madness
and folly.
BY the accounts from the West indies, respcct-
ing the force which has gone against Newt Orleans,
II appears that the number Of land troops about
| 5000
The Bank Bill ssill awaits the signature cfthe
| President 10 become law. Tie Federal Re
publican in.imates that be viii not sign Il, pre-
| fering Paper Monty So much for he wisdom
ofdenocrscy in destroying the old u. 5. BANK
| il Is equal TO mans setting his own house on
| FIRE, aud running away BY The light Of il.
| The We0ther. during the FIRST part a las, week
was unusually cosd IN this town. On Mond !,
| he mercury. II sunrise, was Is degrees below
zero--at the same hour ON Tuesday morning ii
was At is IL degrees below, aud the harbour
completely frozen over. On Wednesday morn
| ing, i moderated SO much as 10 make differ
ekce q more than 40 degrees.
II il nearly 100 days SINCE our last advices from
Europe We do not recolect when 50 long =
period has elapsed without tx Giving some inior.
nation from that quarter. First arrival in =
CANNON rasssge mus, furnisl,impostant inelIi
lgenee respecting he state Of the negotiation a.
Client.
Democratic Sweet Mr0ts.
| The Peoplr's !. EXCLUSIVE friends At Wash.
ingtoh are Dusty employed 70 pas ing the Tax
Bulls, and have yearly completed The long cxta-
ltogue composing The st batch. But their
useful lsbouss'' il seems are not 10 end here
he newssrcresasy, Dies, has recommended n
additional iss f Asticles for tx lion, among
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

E.rfracf Of letter from Col. X. Butler, I'D
jufant General, dated Camp mites belosc
~. Orlcans, Dec. so, 1914.
am here surrounded with he din Of
war-aItillcry and small aims alternately
playing. On the 23d at night we attacked
the enemy and as reported by dsserters,
we Killed, wounded and took prisoners about
500 Our loss comparatively very small.
loIs Lauderdslc and Henderson have bit
the dust and are no more. he latter III
the 28lh inst. at which time the enemy ad
sancsd on us, with view to storm our
works Ia, they found Us TOO strong 70 al
tempt i, We opened our artillery, and
dcserlcr says we killed 40 men that day
among them Sir Beverly Eyanson Of the
85th. We cannot estimate their iotce IS
yet corree,ly-Ye arc in. fine spirits. and
having no doubt Of drubbing the ,ascais.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
RAVENS D(J K

TWENTY pieces Ravens Duck iufs -ece;ved and
fos faie a the fore Of 4. W. Iinkham head
of Uaion Whasf
FEB. oh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

i Mrs C0DMANsepders her particular aeknow-
|sdgmen,s TO he citizens Of the town. for their
psompt and furcefsfui exsrtioas ID fav,ne her
dwelling houts fem deilru aioa BY the Gre 90
Tueiday evening iaa.
Thuffday Feb Cd SIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

IN tile SOUND have aimee been scarched for and
nxw-roRx, yAx Is.
my hors n ssorm The Ohio
bank spectators, ii order to cover :hrir
fraud "of refusing 70 each their cat loads
of bank notes ii circulation. assign. as
reason, the falsehood .hat emsasssnliss are
collecting specie Tor sransD rtasios, 10 Ca
NADIA, &c And All. Id these lnIl ed var.
y REM rh-r;r,, !, i. s;,,, j, 9or
Oct. that thr <xan,,,s rss,d,rs ,,,jr.., :,
the enenav ~. - - r.rr. "A .nI,c, and
Co II a,,,hori~;nc ,h..;r rr1rcl, ,,ar,nr~
GraAsn. - e~od n.a,iy oonsnnn dl,iIars 81
specie to ! Rr;,;sh Comm.ndrr a. IL
ransom of one vessel
fpu,sd that there arr ,oo mo- b.,e. e ~o,-
ton Stored It n Orleans. worth 8, ne ami,
upwards 81 $4,000. 600 ard II Enrone
| $4,000, 600: with lsrpe amount of To-
bacco and other sfanle co,n mof.i,;e.. Mueh
| of the properly Il said ~ hrloosr - north
ern merchants.
|
| Capt. Ordronnanx. late commander oil
the privatcer Prince Of Neufchstcl,' on visit
! ing the prison shis>1p Salem on Tuesday
tributed amoae the prisoners can,nred hy
him, between three and four hundred dol
| lars, and gave besides 2otloNars 10 Cant
Webb, for the bene st Of the other prison.
ers.
80 ---
According to the Recruiting Orders late.
y Issued all man enlisted before they pass
muster. must be srRIPRD This Is well
sTn1PPED by the war. hawk party long
since and il is high time the system should
be- extended TO the M1EIrARy Of Uncle
Sans family.
UNCLE SANS BARGAINS.
On feusday last, the Deputy Collector
OF the l4ih Collection District, agreeable 70
previous notice, proceeded 10 sell the real
estate OF soosr 80 persons this town, for
abe payment Of ''irecs Iaves NO person
appearln. TO purchase, the whole was knock
ca dosUn TO Unels daw - Whether Uncle
Sam or his agents viii eyer dare attempt
70 take possession # thess purchases, IS an
other part OF The busincss.-N.Be Bed. Scr.
Loss q ne tTner7afre,
~ earn y irSacn enusman rom
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
MARRIED

In this town. b. the Rev. Z. Psyson, Mr..
sasc Cray, Of Hiram, 70 Miss Mary Jordon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
PAPER MONEYS last

Mr.. DsllAs, in lis last report proposes
toissue snlillions Of Treasury Notes, those
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

on Sheep owned o. kept within this Com
Ynonwealth.
Ordered That Messrs. Cony, Hunt and
Lincoln, il. Be committee TO consider the
expediency Of making some further prosi-
ion ~ law for granting licences 70 innhol.
gers and retailers.
NoNpAys JAN so.
Rkfifises--or congregational society in Dudley,
q Psrkman, s, parish 81 II. Marlboro. h. Drives,
3. Deown, &c. j. Coodale, II. Marsh, town 81
PeInod. iphsbilsnts AZ Lanesbor0 W. Miller.
1pwn * Portlsnd, ]. p Barlow, Solomon mead.
~ 1u,3ice of Peace il Frsnklin county, a.
Hyde ~ we're reid, and referred 70 joint o.
p;nk3e sommittees: Adjourned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

cONUNDRt5MS.
Why il Mr. Madison like the Mahometan
religion
Because he decei.es the people,
Why are the present ministers like set
Of bolching taylors!
Because they AXE wrong measures
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06


~ Iu.&ice Of 1eace ii Frsnklin county, a
uvde- 81 we're read, and referred 10 joint o.
s;nk3e sommitsees Adjourned
ruEspAy, JAx.31.
MILITIA SYSTEM.
a Joint committee (Messrs. Summer. Richard.
aoe and Longley, 90 the part Of the House, was
frdered 10 report wbas alteration are necessary
= ,ho law which provide for the supplies of the
m;Iitis. and fof barrackinR the troops when in
scl,,al service 10 define the duties Of officers,
and 10 provide for their pay and emoiumenss !,
and u make such alterations in the Mifsia Sys
TEN. 90 shall render tho troops more efficient,
md q she same time make The Systetn more
economical and spnlicahie to the services which
msy be rrquired of shc militia in time Of war.
Rt,isions.- OF the esleetmen Of Newcastle 4
3. Bsawn, &c C. 2ckels. SC. j. Albert Smith.
nth documents Jahn Wilson 81. Perkins, &c.
{. Emerson S. Andrews, &c. PROP Of Andros-
coegin fridge, ]. Blske; NJ. Dodge; j.
pesgun, &c. were reed and committed.
gKpNespAy, rEn. 1.
The Committee 20 whom WIS referred he
snb;cct of The incapscity of sny member Of this
house. holding any office under the authority Of
,he Unised Safes, reported. thai the member
from Drscu.. the Rev Selynon Akin. has been
Appointed by the Presidej6t, Chaplain in the
service Of she u. States That he has accepted
sh., sppo,a, ment, and en- esed upon the duties
d The ciice !; and that in their opinion. this
arpointmen and sccep' ance are 'ncomps,'o.e
Nth ne holding sea- y nc nou's - 'u0
Jec' Wa 's'ss' y
7xursdav. Feb. "A number Of petitions
were j. q md commit,ed, and several bills
,,a>srd d;lgsrenr stages.
TIE ro,n,n,,,ee of Finance were order
"A 70 snnu,re into the expsdency Of author
;,inc state tax.
STATE COMMISSIONERS.
his Exceliency tee Governor has ap-
oc;n;ed the Hen. II ARRISON GRAY
OTIS, Hin. THOMAS H PERKINS,
and I'M. SULLIVAN, ESQ. Commits
siosers 10 proceed 10 Washington. in con.
iornisy to the authority, end for tue objects
- 80. O..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
CARD.

GEORGE HILL & Co. acknowicdg ewif \ graf
iiude the kindaefs Of their friends who ailised ia
removing their Goods az the hate Gre ia Moasy's
Row.