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oIt*s1 laksS fi1li w II g Pi'g q AZ AZ,
restores the determination Of the
finds to tie surface IF the body and
bfinas IN HE colllsfio on heal tbfiIl perspira-
.han; that II slislodges and eiacuates the
tough viscid phEegpsl ar mucqss strength
ems the weakened vessels 81 the lungs,
sheafhes the aclinlonlOus lluhlor which,
reritates them and finally discharges it.
Thus strikes AZ the root Of the sIIsssFder,
The symptoms are Of course effectaaifv
and permanently conquered, tie fe3egse
of cGnillon medicines which weake u the
constitution, and give strength to the
disos der; for the sake Of ni0deratng for
the present some Of its painful effects
n or Gre.
Selected from q gsuDefopS Lit
TO III. LEE.
Be5ng fEesiruls to make public for the
rood Of Others the excellent quality OF
& III TONS II r, prepared by
the late Mr., Lee, / have sent you thefol-
loWiDg account IL tlle benefit ] have re-
Sceiysd FROM Il; allieh ] hope wilI ildace'
tthers 10 give II d trial. ~ consequence.
,otsa begize on tfe breast feceiS es iroan q
falt, niY heatth grew bad, my }ieatllInsgs
came q Eseplt, ard frequently hare
had sliitIefl u 10 rise up in my bed with
ailf the iIoffdrs Of ininediate sulioeation.
Atlit to these, a eoastaAt pain ~ my
breast a8d i codgl. q great loss Of
stiengtA and ilesll, and YOU may CONCEIVE
that nlg Il ylAptoas evideIdI Indicated an
approaching consumption Tie ADVICE
Ut a alsst elAiaeilt oh ysie ian vas 4'eslrted
to, and afterwaldsia second Mas called
Ia, but NitA1ass giving ne any relied
4notileg physician, who flew lie and
the circumstances OF my cases adesseG
ne to q ce Eallili3a's EiiGir trlat--,
saving, he lad ised e it iiit lis practice,
and al lt1fgs toisllsl az ottlO 1natsa g9pd. A
Bottle WAS Procured, ard 4 fund festet
IRE fhaa taifs.sAal q Il. II continued
Fiseifs and Was soon strong enough t.
attend to siaess tlnfakiAg Geld. some
5f my former symptoms return butare al
Gays FpIasyed By a dose ot.s two Of the r.
sixil
GEO. BIssllSlNEIe, ir.
no. ii; Bul.I street. Philadelphia.
.Hamiitenss Essence md Eatfdct OF
Mustard.
y safe and etfectuaE remedy for acute
and chropie rllepmatisln, gout asthnGltic
sout, palsy, lalakagoo. nulnbnessy Whit
.swelIings c1iillitaains, sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable. remedy 10 prepared betli
in find state and in pills. and thus eycei-
lentIy epte;i both for external aid in-i
ternal use. l5
The pills operate mildly by insensible.
pefspiration, expelling the s,lperiirousl
and Morbid hunlofs tAeg are ki5lily cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying aims. aud cold
orsWiidy colnplaiAts III the stomach or
bowels,
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CASE or CIFE,

Sffeeted from a a.aieioas list.
John Hooa en-, rope -inakef, South SCI
esnd Get between Mary ard Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily inaketh
oath as follows; nainelys-tbdt his wife,
Mary Hoover, was 50 severely afflicted
witiyiolent Rheumatism, very dangerous
~ situated, the Sconse quences of a severe
cold after lying In, as to be. confined to
her bed Tor several weeks and was at
gIeagtA reduced totiie melancholy appre-
hension Of remaining a cfipple for life,
Notwithstanding the most respectable me-
deal /. al iceswas f0il0Wetls and every pro
babe remedy attempted; when seeing
sevefalcases Of cures performed By Ha-
slniitohsg Essence and extract of Mustard,
they were procured from Mir. Birch, No.
Il. South Second street. The FIRST apple
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and tie use ofone bottle restored
her to her usual state of health and
strength
JOHN HOOVER.
Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson, esa ore of the justices Of the
peace for philadelphia county
. 81
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ITCH CIIREn.

Bg otceasing Lees Sovereign Ointment.
Iheproprietor informs those persons
and aanGlieswho al g suffering under this
disease, against theinfeetionso f which
nopersollis safe thatif this ointment is
used at night Oh going TO bed, it never
fails to perEbrm a cure BIZ the following
niOrningsas thousands who hal e used it
during the last ten years cantestify. The
peculiar excellcncies Of this nfaliible re-
ihedy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty ofacure bYa single apphca-
ton; the ingredients being SO Innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
4fenderestinfant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatum.
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lEzs { laaglS.
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The Funeral.

How solemn is the scene, Wien friends
draw near,
To pay to parted worth The Funeral
tear!
How precious are the sacred tears that
rise,
And how successive from the mourner'.
eyes!
How solemn is the sight--('tis so ia
me}
Extend in the !" Narrow HOUSE" to
Tie pale precursor of OR certain doom,
A silent yotary for the iurid tomb!
No language can describe, no tongue Car
tell,
The hearts keen anguish at the last fare.
we'll !;
When the lid closes on the faded face,
Where late serenely smiled each softer
grace.
Placed on the sable hearse, the mourn
full thrOng,
In sad procession slowly move along
Bowed down with sorrow to the grave
repair,
And leave their fellow friend to moulder
there.
Then home return--Oh! what blank
appears
The heart then gives The few remaining
tears
How gloomy all, where late SO sweetly
smil'd,
The lovely friend, that every care be-
guild
Those who have lost what worlds cannot
supply,
Can give the sympathies tear and sigh
Tho Friendship can soothing balm i'm
part,
IT'S Hearen alone can heal the mourn
er's heart.
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Publlc Sale.

.ll.E I.
ND Y order from the Orphans Court 81
Charles county, will be exposed e
pablo sale, on Saturdaythe 25th Day o.
November,
ALI the Stock and Household
FURNITU RE,
Belonging to the Estate Of the late Theo,
Dent, dec'd.--Sale to take place at ms
late residence.
% ELEANOR DENT, Adm'ry.
OF Theo. Dent.
Oct. "a. IS.
N. B.-All persons. having claims a
eainst said decedeifts are hereby warn
ed to exhibit tie same with the vouchers
thereof to the Subscriber, on or before
the lst day OF July. 1916, or they may
BY law be excluded from all benefit e
said estate and those indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate pa5
nientfo the subscriber. r. ~.
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nI s new oneneI On Water-Street, sc
cond door, south Of the Farmers
Bank.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
Joel z. Harper s. Co.

Joel 4. Harper 8 20.
AT THE CORNER OF KING 4 RoYA1
STRFETs,
Haze just receiued an assortment q
+ SEASONAB&.E. GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths superfine and cd quality
Cassimeres, worsted cords and cassinets
3 bales rose blankets
/ bale stripped do.
1 bale 6annels assorted
/ bale coatiDgs
Blue, drsb and mixed plains
Worsted and cotton hosiery long and
short
Lambs wool do do.
Blue, black, gray and drab stocklnetts
Rombazetts plain and figured
Bombazeen. fancy vestings
Kid gloves long and short, coiored and
white 81
Ladies and .gentlemens silk gloves, CO.
lored and white
Beaver and dOg skih w. -.
Black levantlnes
White and colorcd Virginia 90. mantua
IDo. florence, plaid silk, fiorentinc,
Isewing silk, thread colored and white
White and colored canbrics
EGinghams and calicoes, irish linens
lDo. shirtings, shirting cotton
BLACK aud white silk hose
EBandano handkerchiefs
BLACK silk do. b. pins
Ribbons plain and figured
jlCO dozen yarn hose 80.
With a number of other aticles Which
Ishey will sell, Wholesale or Retail, low
En- Cash or to punctual Customers.
Oct. g.
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From the Reaaing Room Pathology.
Transcribed BY permission Ofthe proprl
etOrs of the baltimore Readin;
Rooms.
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EslanaeYlELe q Larnl0nr.

IslandeViile & Larmour.
Corner of Kj0g md Faofaa y king
aid Hiatels 5ireets-flsl Jar, SHE,
100 Chests Gaapowder, Imperial and
Y0upg HYsan i. AS ofthe latest
inportations, agAean be sold low.
~ ee tiiaa :saY Of the y erts,eltl Mar
kets can at present aG;pfd Chem.
90 boxes Imperial
50 Iaeqaered bdxes Young HYsqn
IS boxes Young HYson aud fLyson'
Skin--s l0utesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green CofeG
90 bass old Java Coffee, for gerlteel
FAINT use
SO hegsileads ard 60harsaIs cfleaHs
st. ErV1 aud Martinique Sugar
8 900 lbs. LOAF AMI lamp Sugars
5000 lbs. heary Black PeaRcr
500 lbs. 6i.t auaEtyRergal iudfgo.
10 puncheoas West India Sum
200 gallous gebGire old Irish Wits
key
I99 boxes S0aD
SOC reans Wrapping Paper
NTH Their esual ,Sefsci ct assortment q ti.t
Best Wines, Liquors < Gro
Cerl6S.
N. B.--coaatry dealers are respect
fully requested to view their assortment,
Aug. %
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Altho' / would attach no blame
To 5Ir. 1aswELL, for his name,
Yet any one who looks may see
'TWouid be AswELL without the +.
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Influenza.

The following periods have been no
ticed when the influenza prevailed IN
North America;
1647. 1855, 1878, 1889, 1877, 1747,
1867, 1761, 1879, 1871, 1889, q 80.
1902, 1815.i9ZN
From which itappears, that the longest
interval has been IS years, and the short
est 4 years, while the average interval is
14years.
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Shoe Factory,

Street.
IlVTE,L1I44ia{s MORO N8C0s
Cd ETaTfaN their thanks to the Citi-
a, zens Of Alexandria and It's yicinf-
iity. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement in business, and as
sire shein that no exertions will be
wanting to merit continuance of the
same. evhare employed mmberot
first rate Wmkmen, which will enable
them to falflll orders with more accuracy
and punctuaiity than heretofore: and
from long experience in the principal
TOWNS Of the United States, they feel
confident. that for fashions and durabili-
Ety, tfeir work shall be exceeded by nene.
i.Aey have a good assortment OF Their
owl manufacture, together with large
assortment of Northern make, which
|renders their stock extensive, WHICH
They will dispose Of wholesale and retail
lat the Baltimore prices. Country deal
crs are particularly invited to call.
n. B.-Ihose who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested to
|call and discharge the same, as it is
impossible to detray the ezpences ofsuch
an establishment without punctuai.pay-
|ment. u
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William Garner,

s Has lust received and offers for sale al
his store on Yowels's wharf.
4 pines Holland Gin. received by the
General Linsan, directfrOin Holland
4 1 ditto real Cpgnsc brandye
e cases half pint glass tlinblers
10 h6gsheads porter bottles
Gin cases and demijUhns Of different
sizes
Salad Oil
10000 lbs. Smith6eld bacon
Soap BY the box.
ALSO en- BAND.
A general assortment OF Groceries al
usual.
Cctsber as dim
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Fire Insurance ompany {
OF .4lfrdndria.

: '---1- % %istst q istIs ~
yExFfE stcekhol:iefs IN this institutions
are HEREBY informed, that disi,
iead Of four per cent. Oh That pat Qi
tle capital nov PAID, feF the iRst SIX
nuaths. IS this lIay declared, which ssslE
he seady TO be paid them on Friday TIE
Sd inst,
Insurance dice, :
Nov l---2
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The Abolition Sosiety Of Rhode Island
having attempted to detain the slave OF
aSoufhern planter, then on a temporary
residence there; the case was referred
to Judge Braytoh Of the Supreme Court
who decided" that under law Of the
state of Rhode Island, the citizens OF
other states are permitted to retain slaves
land as the person in question was the
peal property Of his master, he must re-
main in his custody"
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A man who calls himself Philip
Mores. has been arrested in England, for
several roberies which he appears to lave
committed rather as a business than for
want. as he had several hundred dol
lars ia money. He was deserter from
the American army, and was with the
British at the taking Of Washington, and
had a Iieutenant's commission: ne "
sopposed to have been native OF Charles
ton. S. C. and for some time a resident
~ p;cbmopd. Va.
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10 the Goa Of Dreams.

OS'e~
AL, whence that vision sbalmy spell;
That Pushes hope with fancies wild
spirit Of mortal dreams oh tell,
Was this the form of earthly child :
Or vast the hope, sa.olten given,
Tempting the wish'd aspire to Heaven
Toe friendly sure for her / love-
The form that soothes my nightly dream
For when did Mary ever prove
Such readyeyes consenting beam
Say not its loves divine decree!
For no--she never felt for me
Yet, God Of bright and magic dream.
IF this be not all fiattefy, thine
Take thou the fern I'D have thee seem.
With hopeless, anxious look like mine :
30 smile Of hope, nor bloom of youth
Sad eye that speaks the bosom's truth.
With words Of melting pity go,
When rosydreams Her bosom move,
Tell her the countless tears Of woe,
This soul hath knoMn in hopIets love.
And when reIentiDg heares her breast,
Wake her-and bid me tell the rest!
K
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-NllIIGE.5

I intend applying to Charles count,
.ourt, on the third Monday in NOVem
ser next, Sor an act of Insolvency
W. ID. Harrison.
September r., 2m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
From the n York Com Adver tier
FRfGATE PRESIDENT.

kxtraa Of a LITTER fran Tan. DEcAruR.
late { urmanier Of The q. S. Fyigats
PrsGaenf, dated l6tb January
= The night We left the Hook, owing
to fcme bundcr i our Pilots, We truck
on the bar, and there remained thump
ing two hours until The tide rofe; at
day light we fell in with the Bst,fl
iquadron, con6iiing of the MaiefIc,
Enoynion, Pomona, Iencdos and Difs
patch brig.
My Chip, owing to her getting aground,
loR her iaiiing' | liehtencd her As much
Is poiIble. but the enemy gained On Us.
The Endymion. mounting "a FOUNDERS
on her gun deck, was the leading fhip
Of the enemy She got tlofe under my
quarter, and was cutting my rigging,
without my being able TO bring gun to
bear upon her. 10 fuff:r this was
making ny capture CERTAIN and that TOO
without injury tothc enemy.
e ! therefore bore up for the Endy.
mion, and engaged her for two hours I;
when We ilenced and beat her of. At
this time the ref Of the fhips had got
within two miles Of US. We made all
the fail We could from them, bur il was
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

=, vain. In three hours tie Pouon, ~
isnedos were along 6de, AID lie M NJ.
jetfic and Endymion cIofe 70 4. All
that was nov left for me 70 do. -. =, s
receive the Gre q che nezref} ib;os "a
furrcnder, for twas in vain Is contend
with the whole fquadron.
" nv lofs has been ievere the prec;rs
number ! DO not know, but believe 4 y
Be between 50 and o-of this number
about IS are killed Bsbbitt; Hamilton
and Howell are auongf the ilain. Mr.
Dale g wounded, bur Is doing we'll.
81 am u great hate - we iail to-da,,
fof Bermuda.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

1napfjRrANTi
- :, - ss.., J. Z. - ~. -. -. i.
!. 70 Anms1 ~ 11rsI
The x6sdy Il Y,Gsliea 4 ps;.s pesre. - saint
Nny'e
CeRy 9 g NH l.an Cxps. las,fo Brig
na'fy -. Jan H:yds Adfs3
SuNt W1dfev Branch, i3h IN. s8rs.
Sra The enemy moved aeainll POINT
feuc Mis- morning Il half pafl ieven o
vlock, wifh-his whole force, (about ff
iexn hundred HE operations were G.
mbItxne0us. / received information Of
hiu tpprosch on nv picket, near Major
Jokn(on's, with sbout Goo TO 1000 men
and two pieces Of artillery !, aware Of his
intcnlion, 10 PLACES himfelf in my rear,
while Ne 1t the fame time was advancing
in conkaetzble force in front to artack the
basfery OF the St Mays, with view TO
sut 81 nv sesreat | made the following
diipoition of nv fnalI bur brave force.
I ordered Cant Stnlinss to remain At the
Point with about thirty Ok electives with
orders % defend il as long as pciIiblc and
# he fhould be overpowered. 10 fpikc he
GYMS Gre the train at the magazine and
retreat TO me with the remainder. (about
6x,s riarmen and infantry
moved sgainlf the enemy IN the rear,
Adcsere,ined 70 oppofe his pa1ace At de.
file near Nh; Kings. and to make rood
my resseas It ali hazards !; At about nine
O'Clock, we cane up with the defite near
Mai. 1ohnfon's. it is Ranked BY marfh
on rech side, and has complete cover
for riarmen, on the right and left, acrofs
which. the day previous ! had caufed
lome large srces to be fallen ; as we en-
tered 1t on one end. the enemy did 70
on the ether. Il was my intention To-
gain HE cfofs roads near Mai Kings,
bit finding myself topped Lieut.. Haliof
tie a 80 in(ansrys was ordered with de-
tachrseut Of r:Aemen 70 advance on the
eneuy's left, and lieut.. HarIlee with ano
ther detachmcut, 20 pafs the thicket and
endcayot 10 gain his rear this order wss
promptly obeyrd. Capt. latnall Of he
43d infantry, was ordered at the fame
time 70 advance IN clofe column. and
pats the dehlx; at this moment their bu
gle founded. and brisk fire commenced
on both sEdes. We had already pa1ed
iome diRancc, and the enemy had
given way ,vics, when Capt. ANAL who
food near me. received fevere wound,
which obliged him to fall back. This
l..r~l = - n~~>ntn~u v<o.,fp evhev -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06


which they ,rs sppointed) togslher With The
majo, general or brigadier generaIin their
district, or the maIor part Of them, shall
have power to determine on the necessity,
Of calling out the militia 10 repel invasion
and the number Of militia necessary Cor
such purpose, and the manner Of calling
them Out, and they shall also have power to
determine when the militia 80 called Out, or
any part tllereof shall bs discharged.
]. III Senate Feb. |, 1915. Read and ac-
copied with amendments. Sent down for
The following ar she Decumenfs, ss<yved 20 II I'll:
ntore repoyf.
Department Of Wsr.
Dec. lst, 1914
SIR-It being IN object Of The greatest impcr-
tancc ID expel The enkmy from the District OF
Maine. lie President has authorisrd gen Dear
born 10 take such measures for that purpose, o
the circumstances Of the U. States will admit.
The command of,he force, to be empioyedin the
expedition, il committed 70 Mayor General King !.
II win consist Of &bout five thousand Of The mi.
ltis of Massachusetts, and eli the regular force
of District No. l. which can be spared from the
cosis Ii which Il il stationed. The militia is c1l-
led into the service Of the United States, under
Inc law Of l795. II any difficulty attends the exc
cuion Of this import ant- enterprise, il will lro-
coed from the want Of funds, though the best
provision for them Is made, that circumstances
Will admit of. Any aid which your excellency
may Be able to afford, in that respect, will be
gladly received and am instructed 10 state.
titss the amount thus advanced will be reimbur.
sed as soon the state Of the treasury viii per-
mil. Congress are now engaged in placing the
haances Of lie u. States. on : secure end solid
OASIS; SO hss lhnk l may venture 10 ASSURE
ycus Excellrncy, hA. The reimbursement will be
\ n,ade il K IS han wo months.
Ihsve tile honor 70 be-, respectfully sir. your
most obcd,ens servant, JAMES MONROE.
His Excellensy CALRB STRoNo,
Governor OF Mass cl.useiss.
Bosom, Qecem5e, 9th, 1914.
S1R-On my arr,ssl in kis town received
| yout lei.er Of the Isl instant.
General Dearborn wrote TO me on the Ain ne
| September las requesting ihat would call ont
fol the defence If boston and other towns an orr
sea coast, about Ave thousand Of she mil,,,s &c
his stste, immedis ely issued the general order
Of Sept. OH which enclosed &c you nv let.
Ter Of the 9TH Of tina, mon b, and soon az er iss,,ed
| ike orders for the defence of the Disssic, Of
| Name. As the militia could not be placed nm
der the Ulcers Of The Uni ed States, Csn Dear.
born declined TO mske any provision isr ,he,, nav
Of support; and the legislature OF this s,ste. at
their lsss session, authorised me 10 borrow sun
% be 90 applied, not exceeding one million dollsrs
but he faiute OF public credit, and tie unptoooc.
i've snd decsyng ssse If that great proaors. IN
! Of our property which hsd been sdsrted 70 re-
| pursuits If ctmmerces and the embarrassment
OF our monied Institutions. especially in The Dis
uics Of Maine, WIZ render il difficult 10 borrow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
HOUSE ar REPRESENTATIVES..


Senate, spptovipg the proceedings of the
Hartford Convention, and for appointing
three Commissioners toproceed immediate.
~ 70 " ashlngon 10 make the applications
recommended by the Convention, were TAX.
en- up, read twice, and accepted withou, de.
bate For them I59--Against 40.
The report Of ths committee on the Urea.
surer's accounts was received and accepted.
Bills in addition to tie acts for incorpora-
ting the Manufacturers and Mechanics
Bank, the Kennebunk, and Wateryille
Banks, were read twice. These bills grant
leave 70 the bsnks to postpone the paying
in Of the Sd and Attn instruments of their cap.
ital. A bill passed to be enacted to author.
Use the Suffolk Insurance Company 10 re-
duce its capital
A resolve passed for the payment Of COM
pensa,ion to the Massachusetts Delegate.
10 the late Convention.
SATURDAY, JAN %.
Petitions read and comnsfssed--Firs, p.,isb
OF kitiery--E. Hide Merchants Bank in
Sslem--Seth Spooner, SC Simon Walk
er, Gc.--Lu,her Goddard, TIC. Inhabitants
Of Bilierica--H Whitchouse-JD Whrnt.
on, &c.-Q Bumpus- Two Of the Dedham
Bank South Reading--D Anthopy-E.
Crane, ] Whitman.--lst, &c, and Sd Rect.
Sd Brig and lst Diyis.--M ontsiile Asses.
sors--J. Adams-E. Sales Richardson
A Mason-I Strout sc. and Sclsctmen Of
Freeport.
An Order from the Hon. Senate anDo;n,.
ing Messrs. Abbot and " arnum, 10 INQUIRE
what alterations are necessary in the Laws
Of this Commonwealth, relative ID The tax
ation Of properly employed in Manuf:sc-
tories, when the house added Messis How
ard, Of bfidgeuaier; Little. Of Newbusy
and Smith, Of w. Springfield
Ordered That Nsssrs. Webster, Pick
man, and Gorham, be Comnlissee TO take
into consideration the stc,e Of the Banking
institutions IN this Commonwealth, and IL,
quife what Measures can be adopted 10 pre-
vent the evils resulting from the depression
and Auctuating value Of Bank notes, to re-
port
0sdfred-T That Nests Hubbard, Negus
and Partridge, be Committee 10 consider
The justice ane eSpsditncy Of lsving sax.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06


the following resolves. All which IS sub
mitted, BY
I. H PERKINS, Chairman.
Resolyed, Th.t his Excellency the Gov
ernor, with the advice Of council, cause 10
be raised forthwith, one thousand men, in
part Of the number authorized BY the law
Of the 29lh October last, and to appoint md
com mission such number Of officers, and OF
such grsdrs IS may Sc deemed necessary
Tor the above troops and that his Excellen-
cy be and hereby IS empowered to suspend
the raising The residue 81 the troops requir-
cd by said act, il, in his judgment The safety
Of the commonwealth will permit, until, in
virtue Of some arrangement 10 be made
with the national government, sufficient
funds can be provided Tor their pay and
support, without recourse to additional
taxes.
R<s0lped, That his Exctllency the Gov
rrnor, BY and witilthe advice of council, Be-
and be he,eby is authorized and empowered
10 appoint Commissioners, in ss many and
Il such places within the Commonw cath,
= he may think necessary and Two oi
who h Commissioners On the Distric. for