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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
THE SUBSCRIBER

Has INST receirpd By the .N'n'eSa''"' '''
tain Palmer,
90 boxes of white and brown i'A
Sugars, of a good quality.
10 hhds. bright retailing Mo''s'
find in Store' y g. for
so sacks Liverpool blown SAT- ~
table use.
500 Spanish Hides !, q.
80 barrels Tanners oi'
10 tierces Whale Oil. uaJ
Crowley and Blistered steel, ; "a. .rir-
4 few bales Of uncommonly I'1 1os,
ming Cotton, which will b be s Ma lGFi
hoNpA 9aw6w
April 90. times TO run
a Captain Palmer 9 pa alet betwees
the sloop JIoptesuma as a p pad viii sail ~
Alexandria and NoriolK' anu Al NJ.
few days for No'J01S'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
HINTS
STOP THIEF!

STOLEN, on Tuesday night, from the
fish wharf, a blood bay HORSE, between e
Is and 16 hands high, 7 years ola 1I a1'
spring, short tail and nicked, star On
his forehead, rough shod all round, las u
one White foot. Whoever takes up the
horse and secures the thief so that he be
brought to Justice, and | get the nSrs Ca a,
gain, shall have Forty DOitarS' II !an' e
out of the corporation of Alexandra =
within it, Fire Dollars for the horse OIL
ly and reasonable charges paid:
NATHAN COCkRlLL.
|. April 20. y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
BY TIMOTHY PlTKIN,
A Member of the House Of kepreseats-
tees Of the U. STATES,
From THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

THE review of the Trade, Agricul-
ture. and Manufactures of the Colonies,
viii contain an account of their Exports
and Imports at different periods, and the
amount of Tonnage employed in the Co
!onial trade, with a brief account OF the
different kinds of Manufactures earned
on, previous to the Revolutionary " az,
and summary of some of the principal
Acts of the British Parliament, regulating
and restricting the Trade and Manufac
lures of the Colonists,
The View Of the Commerce OF the y.
States and its connection with Asrlcul-
tare and Manufactures, and the public
Debt, Revenue and Tonnage, will be CIV
en- from the peaceof 1885, to the 18th OF
March. 1898, and from that time to the
close of the year 1914, under various
heads. among which the following will be
the principal.
/. The Exports and Imports, as far as
practicable from 1885, to March 1882.
an estimate of the whole expense OF the
Revolutionary War, the amount OF pub,
lie Debt, at the close of the W. az, measures
taken by the old Congress for the pay.
nient OF it, with some Of the causes Mhlcl
led to the Adoption Of the present Con
+ stitahoa.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22

elusive, an account Of the quantity and
value Of the annual Exports of the United
States, and of each State in particular,
Distinguishing the articles OF domestic
growth, produce and manufacture, from
thatof foreign. The value Of articles OF
foreign origin, exported, will be given Tor
each year, and for each State, from 1902,
with an account Of the carrying trade,
during the late wars IN Europe.
5. An account of the Imports ofthe q.
States as far as, practicable. The amount
Of some of the principal foreign articles
annually consumed in the U. States, at
different periods. with the amount OF To-
reign articles exported, with or without
The benefit Of drawback.
d. sAn account of the Trade of the Z.
States, with different parts Of tie world,
and a comparative view of the amount OF
their trade with each natisn, with whom
they have any considerable commercial
Intercourse. sAlsoanaccountof their trade
10 China and the East Indies, including
that to the South Seas and the North
West Coastof America, with some con-
siderations relative to the balance of trade,
between,the U. States, and other parts OF
he world.
S. The amount of the public Debt, at
the commencement of the present govern
ment, the various provisions made for the
funding and payment of it, the increase
or decrease Of the Debt at different Pc
RODS, the amount Of the public Debt, at
the commencement Of the late War, be-
tween the u. States ard g. Britain, and
its increase since by various loans, and
issues OF treasury notes; with an account
of the eypensesof tie government at Diff
ierent periods.
6. The Revenues oethe United States.
The amount, of duties collected in each
State Oh imports and Tonnage, with an
account Of tie Duties laid and collected
Oh particular Articles imported; also the
amsunt of monies accruing from the for
mer Direct Fax, and the other Internal
Due:es, from the sales of public Lands,
and from Postage OF Letters with an &C
count O; The Direct Taxes, and other IN
ternal duties laid during tie late war,
between the u. States and G. Britain.
z. The amount of the Commercial Ton-
mage of the L. States, at the commence
rsent Of the government, and its annual
increase, distinguishing the amount en-
ployed III foreign trade, in tho coastiqg
trade, and in the Fisheries, and a compa-
ratlye yie@ OF American Tonnage with
that Of 0faer Nations.
THIS work viii be accompanied with
numerous lab.es, collected rom the best
sources, a great Fr0g3Ntjon OF which have
never yet been published: The whole be
i,Ig intended as al authentic collection Of
taots and documents showing, at differ
ems periods, tie wealth and resources OF
the American Nation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
cans = every situation, and Of every age,

sons In every situation, and OF every ageei
They are excellently adapted to carry
off snnserfluous bile and prevent Its NOR
bid secretions-to restore ana a'h az na ..le
appetite to producesa free Persplratlofa
and thereby prevent colds which are Of
ien ot fatal consequences. A dose never
rails q remove 4 cold if taken on it's hrst
: an,eara nce-they are celebrated Tor re-
moving N si habitaal costiveness sic kness at
the stomach and severe head-aehe-and
ought to be taken by all persons on a
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eth
catious in preventing and curing disor-
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully pressFy-
ed for use by every seaman. IS. s.. & 3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
FOR SALE,
a tract Of L.l'Din Fauquier conta:.nir:
about
1853 ACRES,

A ND in the neighborhood of the Court
IA House-It is strong land and we'll
wooded-eood for grain Of all kinds. and
welFiadaprd to plaster, and in possession
of Tenants from year to year, with the
exception of. two or three, who pretend
to hold under leases for live and against
whom eiectments have been brought
For terms which will be liberal and &C.
commodating, apply to Robert Patton,
Esq. in Fredericksburg or to :
Robert Patton, Jr.
Who will also sell. barter or exchange
for other property more convenient to
him, tract of land containing 1890
ACRES in Bath County, Virginia, and
various other tracts in the Counties Of
Harrison, Bath, Randolph, Mononsala,
and Kenawha in the said state.
April q. dSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
apllblic Sale.
my VIRTUE of a deed Of trust from
IN W. - W., ,,<>.y IN fho St,hS orr .

{, 2
tnY VIRTUE of a deed of trust from
ED W1LLIAM YEAToN to the Subscri-
Der, to secure the payment Of certain
debts In the said deed mentioned, due
from tile said William Yeaton to the
Bank Of Potomac, will besold ataucton
on the premises, on.the FIRST day Of May
next, at 10 O'Clock,
That Lot or parcel Of ground
on which the said William Yeaton at
present resides, situated upon the North
side Of Cameron Street and west side OF
st. Asaph street in the town of Alexan-
dria, and bounded as follows, viz be-
ginning at the intersection of said street,
and running thence westwardly with Ca
meron street and binding Herewith 100
feet; thence northwardly with a line.
parallel to st. Asaph's street 1876 feet;
thence eastwardiy with line parallel to
Cameron street ITO feet to st. Asaph's
street; thence southwardly with that
street and binding thereupon 1876 feeti to
ahe beginning, together with the build
ings and all other appurtenances there
unto belonging.
One Lot of Ground on the
east side of Fairfax street, beginning at
the north end of the house formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Catharine Sanford, suppos-
ed to be 142 feet inches to the south OF
Princess street thence south to the line
OF the lot formerly the property of Mary
CHEVY, supposed to be 81 feet 2 or s inch
es ;5thence eastwardly the same width
parallel with Princess street in depth123
feet 6 inches tothe line of the lot former
ly Richard Conveys.
One other lot on the south
side of Cameron street and east side of
Washington street; beginning at the In
tersection of said streets, thence east on
Cameron street Ga feet south parallel to
Washington street 10 feet, west paral-
lei to Cameron street "a feet to Washing
ton street, north on Washington street
to the beginning.
One other Lot on the north
side OF Cameron street, beginning at the
distance OF IA feet west from Royal
street, thence west on Cameron street
102 feet 2 inches to Pitt street, thence
north on Pitt street SO feet toa 10 feet
alley, thence on the alley east lO2 feet
inches, thence south parallel to Roya
street to the beginning.
One other Lot on the north
side of King street, beginning at the dis
tance of 81 feet 6 inches west from u
mon street, thence west on King street
20 feet 6 inches, thence north parallel
to C2ion street, the same width as in
front, 81 feetto Tayette alley.
30 The terms of Sale will be ore
9Th IN cash, and the residue III six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty-six months,
carrying interest from The date, to be Sc
cured BY Notes with approved Endorsers,
and Deed OF Trust on the property |
sold.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Trustee.
March 35 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
T'oeths .aci.s Drons.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting RELIEF IN tue
most severe Instances.
Inc above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from tie Recipes OF the late
Ricaard Lee, Jun. iby Hannah Lee, his
widow Nc. so, Maiden Lane, Newt crk,
and by her neutrality-suspicious. sold by
.aessrs. jas. Kennedy g Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
A Farmer and a Gardener
" anted.

A SKILIFUL and industrious Far
mer who has no objection to removing to
the Western Country, will hear Of a
good situation, by applying at this Of
fee.
ALSO,
A Gardener, who understands his bu-
siness, is sober and industrious, will
meet with employment, by applying as
above.
Feb. %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
The Restorative Po1cder fer II
teeth aud Gums.
Damasl: Zap Salus.
Haas true g genuine Gsrnaat Corn
Ptaisssr..e

Aninfalible remed i for corns, speedily
removing themroot and bnalca, without
giving pain.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
THOMAS SWAMI,
March IS.
The NEW PACKET
The K2noht Of the Red Cross,

The hnI9H Of the Ked cross,
&. Is intended to sail for
$50 Charleston, $. c. the first of
May. She will 60 by in
'ss sls-sa &c land navigation, whichis the
safest and most comfortable way OF sail
ing. For freight or passage apply on
board or at the City Tavern. to
Mr.. MJRELATOUR.
Tho has for Sale,
Some household furniture, consisting
of Mahogany Bedstead !: Mattresses !;
SILK & Mashn Curtains; Looking--Glass !;
Pictures; Casters; Candlesticks; Tea
board, and snndry Kitchen Utensils
Apply as above.
April IS. ee2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
Hahn's genainc Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases oil
tie eyes, whether the eject OF natural
weakness CT OF accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
Selected from a ssasmeroiss last
no H LEE.

,Ee;ny DESTROYS to, make public for the
,saos, ol others, the excellent quality OF.
HAMiLa TONS ELIXIR, prepafed by
the late Mr.. Lee, ] have sent you the fol-
having account Of the benefit | have re-
seiged from it; which ihoYe will induce
Others 10 giigeit a trial. In consequence
OF i bruize on the breast received iropp
fail, my health grew bad, my breathing
. became difficult, and frequently l have
had suddenly to rise up IN my bed with
e all the horrors of immediate sutfocatlon,s
Add to these, constant pain IN my
breast and cough, a great loss OF
strength and flesh, and yea may conceive
that nv syngtolns evidently indicated an.
approaching consumption. The advice
Of a m,st eminent physician was resorted
to, aud afterwards u second YVES called
ia. but without giving me any relief.
Another physician, wbe knew me and
the circumstances OF my case, adcssea
me to CHG H,tas;toa's Elei9' trial
saving. he had used :.it Ia his practice,
Aad al,ccsis fond IT to do iaach good. a
Sbattle was procured, and I foamd restef
before T saa taksa half Of il. Icontiaued
to ase it, and was seon strong enough to
attend to business. 0ntaking cold, some
eff my former symptomsreturl butare al
ways removed by adose or I've OF tae T.
,ixir.
GEO. BENNElss il.
No. IL, Bndd Street, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
itch CURED.

BIZ once asins Lee's SorerS:gn Ointment.
Tie proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, (against the infection Of which
nopersonis safe) that if this ointment, is
used at night on gong to bed, it never
failstu herform cure by the following
morning, as thousands who have used it
duri18' The last ten years Can testfy. The
peculiar excelleuciss OF this infaliible re-
lnedy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty Of cure by single applica-
ton; tie ingredients being so innocent
as to he applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable With the pleasantest pbmatam.
The Restorative Pocder fer tas
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whltens the teeth, by absorbing all tie
acrimonious SLIME and fouiness, which
suffered toaccamuIate, never fails to IA
jure and Enallyiuia thel.a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22

Agreeably to an order Of the
Common Council, Twill receive until the
i94th instant, written proposals for clean
ing the Streets for one year, commencing
an the 25thinstant.
l., P. THOMPSON, &c.
April Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
For Rent,

Y1Yo very comfortable and a. cI innsr
nient dwelling houses on the ',. lD" b.
end ofRoyal street-posseS'loii '''
had immediately. +,
April 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-22
Colds and Collglls,
rIsMfIToN,s 3 ELIXIR.

3 a s orsr s. remedy for Colds, obstinate
=, isoxssss, .qsttnstls, sore taroats, and
-. s apg 1ia Cossa;nsptioas, and most
disorders Of The breast and lungs.
a SINGLE trial will prove, that it
restores the determination of the
fuils to the surface Of the body; and
brings on the common healthful persplra-
zion; that il dislodses and eyacuates the
s Rough Siscid phlegm or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vesselssef the lungs y
sheataes the acrimonious humor winch
sirritates them and finally discharges, It.
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder,
the sy,nptons are Of course efectuaily
and permanently conquered, the reverse a,s
OF common medicines which weaken me .t
coassitatlon, and give strength 20 .ne
disorder, for the sake OF mederatIpg iof
ne present some Of is painful effects.
IS 3 8 C.aSE OF CUEE. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
SzrcH Us. Popr and another.

SzrcH Us. Popr and another.
THE CASE came up 1eiorc The Lourg upon ar
aggced state OF facts signed by bol parties, frum
winch il appeared that The cefs nJants owniag
dormant tise 10 certain lands, On vh3ch ,ensnts
nsd resided for upwards Of thirty YEAS Ind 49,
hey supposed BY good utIe) sold he sad dsi
in.sii Claim 10 5 wet, and q lie same sns
gave him power - colnuencc actions against iAt
tenanA II. ,i.eis Damc. Sucs, uforgh. ms sc
ton. VI. previous . the verdict Ghe d, fend.nt
released I'll TIER Claim 10 lie ,cnao,s ., vssicn
Swet lost lis causr, sud he now sueu he dc
fcad ants tel dAm bes. The ceurs gAse The f,is
loving opinion At Inc tass term IN November, IN
Gssex County.
The his cry OF he transaction displays as gross
IN SCI Q! niein anAnce .&s ever prsc.isuu.
lie Pl4in.iis kEossisg esA ccstAin i-nds were in
sc,usl oc>u patton Il sm.df, persons who claimed
20 Loid the oy TIL, snd aat tnls pnssrs
ion had c. Inueh tor thi {, years y DOT beiiev.
ing tie do.sntlsn,s haze paramount. ,heagh dor.
nai, e. ow,'ig to some doiec, supposed 20
sxasi IN ;ne tisIc OF the occupants srpiieu 20 te
defendants 10 PURCHASE their csaim and In.ste ST
,ai:es mol being hey bai any avail Die
mierest) batgaiacd with tie IN ftsr deed AID
Tor their power 10 Commence su.ss fof the pur-
pose Vt removing the occaan Hlsing CON.
Iaenced suits shL put tbe occupan 8 10 great
anxiety and expence, he fin1s before he x,ases
4 succesiu, termination Ut his pr lect, That
the Deiend~ns perhaps influenced ny a sense OF
Justice 10 the tenails h itsowa Lafrier "a the
way Of his recoseiys and he ps,nss .his &c ION
10 reimburse himself the Cost AMI charges WHICH
ais unjust saecuia,ions had Subjected him 20.
Founding rs application ~ thes LAWS of ,is coun
Try upon 81 ofirncc ,onmit sedby hlnscii SCANS
those laws. No frrcipir is more tigai er mo, Z
reasonable than tnA Z m u c-nnsi bud a. d
right ma clu tot Jrs iee up.n,.n Illegal or m
moral nc, OF his vwp. lie baigan made y,
he plaintiff undoubtedly cons Lu.cs The otfenc,
oil main. 4,l4nce, which odsuus to tue VI and
nay lie punished ny iedic mem. II is IN 81
fence !; Common l. " Ind il0nsh M ances Oh
prosecution iof II IN ,his county raie, Il Is
becsusr The offence - rarely III .co,ciec, and no.
because il is osrl,skcd by "a. Law Ibe stat
ute Of 50 Henry, Chap. 9 sec,icn - eny sfiiin4-
i've III he common law aud siaete is 10 .ieu.t
more desesyi anini-dsers.vr. II successfully 4
i.eqat ntty ri a; ised, lts tsii3~nst dis.u
tie pea. { OF peigiboshpod sno i'louuee dssii, s.
TO people, who Lut TOR such ne. nlscGl1ss wvuio
be Lei. in qllet siJosmen. u heis posse sslons.
In The case ve!.ies u, boil. psh IFS srd D,sri.
sien \ kuow IT tie STATE q ire tnie AID Of ii,
cop,t,ance wteu made. sus.. kruw.ssr nay b.
.vcesssry &, make The .Isnss csisl. a. ...G4s. H.
The p,csSnl case W hssc no duo, Il was cslu.
NAL and ltereislc ac,lvn cai. gov iii, OF ii.
), he rissul II mus; be neisalstd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
@eort(dt,S.
Monday, February II, 1915.
The Treaty Raffjied.

In our preceding columns will be found
the Treaty Of Peace and Aml,y, negotiated
at Client, between the United States and
Great Britain, together WITH the President 5
Proclamation announcing the acceptance
and ratification OF the same. These docu-
mcn's reached this town on Tuesd y night
last, and on Wednesday (6eng Washlng-
IONS birth day. the gratifying intelligence
of the ratification the Treaty was well
coined by the ringing Of bells and The dis
charge of cannon, at different periods, dur
ing the day In the evening, the town wss
brilliantly Illuminated. Joy aad hila.l,y
pervaded all classes at the idea that Peace
was raslted and stop put TO war and blood
shed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

Four h ,pared numbers vii confli,ute a dayss
drawlog, and he stationary Prize. determined &c !
cora.neiy.
This Ciafs will commence drawing in Bolton
On Monday, she Sd day If Apfii nex TIE
Highett Prize viii be paid j. ONE day. after he
d. awiDg 10 COM 2!eied and al her pI x.s "a FIX
~ Aays3 or any time wi in one year # er
.rsh completion if demanded; rut not al eswarGs
Payment 10 be mae in bials geasrz.iy curreu, ia
this Commonwealth
I he price ct Tickets will be advanced TO D.
S. 20 on Monday The Goth March merit veneers
OF Tickets will peais TO return to&,he Manages,
all Tieke,s they may NOT take their own acccun,
On or before The 9Th of he fame month and all
Tickets not re urned that time will he ccuhd.
cred afurned ny the Vendors retreciive.y.
II 10 preiusned kal this scheme colhderiug the
ve.y low prize Of the Ticket. will be found 10
Isifer a altcring apsoipsct TO adv-utu ers in
Lolerie., AS any here.ofore puolilhed ia lie tow
of bolton
t1y I,ck-fs may be hail Of The different venders
and of tie Manage.
sAML. PRESCOTT
TYLER DlsEIOW, MaH0rsvs
Jo,lpH SWAN,
Bottom, Nov l84.
~ Tickets IN the above Lottery for sac al the
Book fore Of
ISAIAH THOMAS, Junr.
rear Portland bsEk
February 27.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
I.emuei i urk1 rs WI.

MOTicR ia hereby given. ihss the lsa will and
ieiiamsnt OF Ii MUEL TIL K1R late of
New oourcsser, 10 the counsyos Cumberland. yeo-
man deceAied, has heen prefeu ed 20 me for Pro-
bate by lscoo Tucker the Executor therein NAM
ed - and thar the lat " edne.day of arch next,
at ten Q clock in the forenoon. ia sfIignsd tn AXE
proof OF he fame AT fpecsas Cou.s o. Probate,
then lobe holden At The Ofsre Of John Frnth,Gg-
ham, E'9. m Portland. in laid County, when and
where al psrsons concerned may be Ersfea 10
thew cau!e why The faid vii! ihoud or lhou.d
not be approved aud allowed.
SAM FREEMAN. Jssgs IF fait c.mf.
Teh. 90 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY, rEB. 20. =
The bin establishing a miiitis fund, aud q
ni.asry academy, was taken up agreeable 10
a,sg1men md sfter discussion was referred
y he Ask gene. u court-8s in the affirmative.
= N be aegs,ye. M. Knapp gave notice that
X should move reconsideration of the vote OF
Inference, tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
TUESDAY, FEB. 81.
The annasl tax bill. and olher bills, were read
. Est aud second time.
no petitions, or accounts 10 be sustained If
- lomOrfow-- adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27

'rEW ere1i,ossto he elta.e a ILL sHEIDrR.
late OF Portland, ia The County Of Cumner-
land aud all concerned are hereby nosiEed shat,
l'eanor Elder a<niainrassix On faid eta has
exhibited 60 nae her aecuna; ef aln,nsii stio- and
prayed an allowance ous &c the pe fiona ess.e as
the widow a Lard eeceaied and thar fad Al cunt
and allowance will hs souGLesd r, sc,al Courr
OF pfetAse % he hoidea q, The Rsg,Iler of Pro-
ha e. oiiee IN PcrtIants on he iast W,Jusfaay
Ct Maren rsst az rec o. clock A. NJ. when anu
wh.Se ley may he p.esspt ard hesru h. con.
- NJ FAkkM ~. JAsg< i Jsia Court.
Tg5 - 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-27
Massachusetts Commissioners.

Massachusetts Commissioners.
His Excellency Cow Strong, yesterday
communicated to the Legislature letters
nom the Hon. Messrs Otis, Perkins and
sullivan, the Commissioners OF this Com,
nonwealIh to the General Government.
They announce their arrivsliin Washing
zun that they had had an audience OF the
|<!eudent, and had been respectfully receiy-
g. hey mention that one object oftheir
mission had been anticipated by Congress;
sno that the other had nol.then been Discus
~ The Connecticut Commissioners had
no arrived.
appointments ~ His ErcelIency the Governor.
SAMUEL CoNEY, Esq. Of Wisccsset, Inspec-
q o The 18th division, with the rank Of 1t.
Colonel.
NnARIEs CLAPP, ESQ. Of Bath, Quarter
.aler, with the rank of Major.
nluszs H GREEN, Esq. Of Biddeford, In
Sssoi q the 9Th Division. with the rank Of
oaAoEL A. BRADLEY, Esq. OF Fryeburg, IN
II e = q the 18th Division, with the rank OF
~ .%sl NHITnAs, Esq. ofNorway, Quarter
~''e'' With the rank Of Major
!. understand that orders have been is
- ~ stopping recruiting and i, is preba-
~ regular force vii. be immediately
rsu 70 the peace establishment which
Z" consist Of 10 or IL, 600.