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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
ASNiyERsAKY OF THE
Declaration et Independence

The day was c. lrosa,ed in this town in .
'nsnner peculiarly ~. ij mg 10 the friends OF u.
a.on, harmon, .ud kocd o,arr. The convuisons
u pssay s,r,t, wblch have 50 frequently .er.ur
'ed ha Joys 4nd en,s,isered he festivities OF
this Anniversary seemed to b.ve subsidized AID
he whole ret pie appeared once mere 10 unite
IN one common Object, and 10 act rs iftbey bad
the same freedom 70 preserve, the same county y
% hoaor. and ..e same glorious events 20 CON-
memora e. AT an early hour The discharge vt
Ae.i!ery called the attention OF the citizens 70
= wstca joys hros1 banners rise, to meet tie
rising sun." During The morning largs snd
eespec aSie nan, Der uf PEOPLE irom this sad he
neig bbo,ipg towns, without dis ine,iun Of {arty,
sssembicd a, the Hotel, aud = Ii tie tefare nosn,
saoved procession sheace 10 the Sou h Mee-
ing House, escorted by he Bui L,sat Infan
ny, aecom- med by tke B,igaae Baud OF music.
s0,le i.dersl sauc was dlsehsrged from The
Arlilery. Tue exercises, si tbs Meeting House,
which were attended by crowded audience oi
ladies' and geniemen. commenced with y se-
pasaory Pssver and suitable selections IRON hc
S.csea Sen, lures, by ths kev. Mr.. Eling
wood--lhe Rev. Ms. Is,.k,, Ater feadiog y
Psalm, aodsessS Il the Ihso0e ot Grsce IN fer
yen, and appropriate Prayer. 1he Deesa'stton
of Iede pendence WAS ,hen read oy Maj josef h
+. W;ngste, IN Lis usa.i cottect sasI handsome
style. Tie exercises closed with an Og4tion
by Aersham Hsmma,t. Esq. pronounced in =
isngasge of neAtness, pur,, aud eiegsnce, sell
s.m sqastcd in performances ot the .kud. md
in a manner # modest elocution that gaze de-
served effect 20 the concii,atory, cos ect and
m spy sentiments tie incucated.
TIE procession ,aen reutn,d 20 dinrer, II
which M,ios General Wi'lism King, sss,ssed
by D,e, Same. Aaams NJ glec Joshua ksn
gase, 'Js4. han Hyae su, b.0a 81 Stnsos, Esq s,
| as Wee T.. ,sidenis, and The nes Mess $. Je"ks
| and E..uguoea, ss Ch- pisins, psesided over :
zee, nug .stus .nd highiy sespecss.te c1ms ny
CONSISTING u bo,h rotulcai pss 5, sUong wnon'
were se,ersi officers sod sosa,c OF she rev.iu
| toa and rrost u ,be vi,lests of ,he isle Amy
| AID oi tic Mil,is an he sic,a. J.
| Al ee>tfe clio h ~as eraosod the following
scatimcnss ~e,e oss ed BY lie company.
| The 4 Il July, .71o-Mss ,e spirit "'
10 Sc wiie dared 90 irocss'ss our lndesend &C
! 90 The World, toie,er ansna'e ,Le councils u
| oOf tl.-n
| Q The memo y Of w Wastingsou-I lilies Can.
| 40. edd - ,ht dia.ncslom nor nzas lieum 10 tie
| ailis, dor of a,s services and ,tlsues.
| 3. lhe Msnesy &. oiter de seted Heioes
| nd 81. esnen II .is n sasa .Oi---i houhh Il eli
lsses ;epo,e 30, mssole seils US whefs
Ae,.fame is l.c., ded f9,s.es On The hears O
| se brave.
! 4. file surviving Ia rlc,s 1t '76-Nsy shs
| sun ef i,ie 81 un GUIDED which has he'd IL
coG,se in glory
| 5. Our N ,,ise G. un'i - Our dunes &c FIRE
! ,ides, sthe scete, al ous 'you b., the nomes .
our trields, and the ivn.Ds OF .eui fathers, srs
| hete.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

6, The U,ion ofthe Ges-8e the head ~
Irenzied, asd he arm as nerveless 20 the hesre
base, tina, shall sttempe its dissolution, and It
v. be perpetual
z. The Constitution Of the u. S.--Thc DO.
SONS Of lhe Americsn people are the lmpregna-
nie temple Of this palladium OF our rights ana
beuie..
8. Massachusetts. With fond recollection q
ser ancient institutions and early s,tschment to
liberty, we would part from her under those
feelings Of afec ion. with which son OF full age
caves The family OF bis patents.
y. Maine The rising oriental star OF TIE
american Constellation. ike tha, Of old, may It
Continue iss course 'lli it shall guide our WISE
men Of The East" to the salvation Of our coun'
Try.
10. Our Army---We yenesate the courage
nat defeEds our soik
IL. Our Nasy-A, whose masss the .Ansri.
Can Eagle has apwn On wings Of glory over es.
csy sea. -
IL. The Mitia--Stars and Csr.ers are con-
F,em2tibIe exciiemen,s 10 military enterpsiEe,
when compared with homes and families
l3. Our National and State rulers.-With
ffeemen is pride and principle to respect and
obey the suthorites, which the free choice OF =
tree peofle have constituted.
IA. The Nations sf Europe--Ii awake from
'he,r frantic dreams Of conquest, may they never
sink again to deadly slumbes in the cold embrace
II desl o,sm.
f, IS. The Union ofrar,ies--May our intended
State never be disturbed by the btneful inslu-
ence. sgi .,ed by the consulsiye ,hrobs Of fac-
aiou,
I6 Agriculture, .CQmmerce, and Msnufac-
'ures-The channels ;hfo1sh which wealth and
stseag,b flow into our country.
II. Science, Literature, and the Arts-The
most enlightened slate Of ancient Greece wss
also the IN free
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

Farewell sweet babe /! long adieu
No more shall |, thy presence view
No more, alas thy face behold,
Thy lovely form, thy beauteous mould,
No more thy presence shall delight
Our social hours, our happy sight.
Alas thou hast resign'd Thy treath
To the relentless power Of Death;
For he, a fata! shaft has sped,
Aud nunber'd thee among the dead.
Nip'd like the rose, in life's fair morn,
Prom my maternal arms thou'rt torn,
Soon hast receiv'd thy races doom,
And summon'd onward to the tomb.
But thy imnertal spirits flown,
To an g Almighty Makers" throne.
Then, let me check the rising sigh,
And wipe the weeping mnisten'd eye;
Submissive bow to heavens decree,
From pain and sorrow thou art free.
There, clad in white, at his right hand,
In that e'er blessfui happy land,
Thou joins the blevt seraphick band.
There thou behoid'st thy God and frind,
Thy bliss repiete shall never end.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
7NHR GRAND PLYMOUTH BRACH LOTTE
CLOTH DRESSING. /

'HE pospr;e,ors Of he MAINE COTTON &
WOoLEN FACTORY info N their friends
and the puoi,c thar they now ready to receive
cloth to be dre1lsd at Their Faesoty, aud likewise
receive hem and return hem wheo dreHed At The
SHOWING ,isces. Viz at Mr. David D4oas Port
saAd, Msirs Holbroox q Clark Ereeport, and
Oacs Nalhaniei Weld, Bath
VIM HAYES, Ass.s
Brunswick July g. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
THE BlBLE...No. Xxx.
~. B,ine ssS Ft,s;sq Bi5I Sesia,.

The writer having in feverat. Of the Ct q nun
Oer, given an account Of this Society and hsv-
ing made ~ many extracts from the ssoth report
a. be judged TO be mott interelting 10 the reader
nssUd dsd (sftes uoicins the reports Of other Soci
sties and particularly luch have been enabiihca
10 the United Ssatss) 10 have made foms extracts
from the eleventh repors-ba, upon review oft,
6n6s shaf the matter although pew 10 20 fnslar to
the accounts pubii6ied 10 the tenth report Of the
ex,enfivs aid afforded towards the elsbiihment CT
Socieue in o,her parts of he world, of the CRATE
full acknow eagments for fuch aid-and of the
tuece.s lhas attended The nftution Of iheie Soci.
ees thinks Il unnecsf4ly to puriue his de6gr. Let
( IL fuffice 10 obif We
!. That during the preceding year, the number
of Auxiliary socieiier e,sabiiiEed thin he king.
dom wss i97
% Of which contributed from Goo to 5000.
| g. from 500 10 6 Zoo
8 from 600 TO k2ooo, and
E247s :.
Soc e., and mum rous Bible AIociatioas which
ian conEfluR chiefly of fubfcribers Of one penny
or Two pence week
sThat in the eleventh year Of the inilisuson,
grants made to fccieties in foreign countries
for promoting she circulasion Of the HolY scRlP
TuaEs, amounting to E2S 7oS,l3
viz : 10 Europe &c oas 10 Ala { u sS2 S,
In Africa k2i4 10 In sameriea E oss
| Total 6nce the commandment Of
the infsituion, x'cs 247 g. Sd
That nuuber Of Bible Societis. eAabIiihed 10
foreign paris. encouraged by peeuciary aid from
the Brt;ih and Foreign Bible Soeiety or by its 4
ample was -iu Europe 4o-in Ala Ala Africa
g. 10 America sc WE on the American Cont
neut 81 Quebec I--EaiifAx i--Pic,ou l-Jam
ca ai-Anisua y befdes upwards of 10 in the
United States. which have received such aid from
| it.
5 That plan had been adopted-and n de
gree carried into effect tor eitabtlhing within the
! city If Amiterdam and irseusirous 81 Bible aho-
Citations Thefe had been all inlfi,used at 10 mAay
differenr place. and a, different ,errs, from Jay
! 1914 70 March 1915
! 6 That the pumber Of Bibes and Te0aments
prin, ed or purchAfed on the continent OF Europe
aud fent TO various paris for cheap tale or gift
! wa., Bibles 2s ass --Tensnents 10. 80
! That the rotsi I1ued on account Ut the soci
CIV was Bibles $40 "a
Te0aments z5s o6s
That they had printed, or sided IN the .r'nt-
ing or ciscua.ioh OF the fcriprures in part, or 10
the whole IN Fifty five different languages or dia-
iects
a The twelfth rspors 70 have been made 10 May
lafl viii probably, arrive in this country ina few
weeks--ii Will doubtless be very in e'eiting. and
merit particular notice in this paper.
A country ne ewsp4.er lately advertised rin.
away. whose legs wess so sore he ceuldnt wax
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
POETRY.
For tiae Portlaad 6dzetle.

MISSES. EDITORS,
el an only child infant of great prolnise, ho.oL
beng seized with violent Illness survived its a.
sanlts but few days, and are inscribed on q
mourning piece wrought in remembrance of thai
affecting di.2ensation, by the, bereaved mother.
Should You deem them worthy place in your use-
ful Gazette, by giving them publicity, you will
confer particular favour or a friend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
Mem Mrented Chuym.

.Churn has been for some time in use in
Wales, which saves both time and labour. 1t il
called the Cradle Churn, being made upon The
principle of common rocking cradle and caa
with ease be worked by child of Ave or six years
old. Sir Robert Vaughan, Member for the coun-
ty Of Merioueth. so we'll CONVINCED Of the supe-
riority of this Churn every ofher that he has
had many made, and distributed among his tenants .
The shape is OF no consequence, provided il may
he made considerably wider at the top than at
bottom, that it may churn either a large or small
quantity OF milk equally we'll. The asual form 10
that vi a canoe.
A gang of Chickassw Indians are at
Washington, claiming pay iortfgh,ing un.
,ler our Banners dusipg the late war. So
then, our own government pay for savage
bersarllies, as well as England
x. I. .4me,icon.
From he CLEANER.
I'm HrisA Observation-Disclosures seeing a tall.
spa,e man passing the street pretty soon
after the battle OF -Blsdensbureh, inquired
who he MES" hat sir, replied his friend
is Gen. .a,mstrong''-" Is j, faith" said be,
= and by St. Pauick but think it should
have been leg strong, for there is net such
racer in all the country of .yrone "
A PAPER mentions yhst Prince Leoso,l ard
Princess Charlotte came 10 Loodon IL 4 new
shmio,, Preceded BY Coach cen xiniag ,eyig
io!.owas. ~ 81,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
HALLON COMMUNION.

MyM. d II. HYDE edition of,his interefiins
work is juA pubhfhed and tor fsle q their
Bookitores in Portlani and Bath-Prise 81 { 9
cents Us cents less than the Bottom edition. A
liberal d'fcouut TO thoie who take ouarsisy.
juy9
THE GRAND PLYMOUTH BRACH LOrTB
kY Ywill psGuvsty hegiu drawing he 6rn Of
Augua. tie ZIlss beg bslfssh f 4.5shs Of them
are then fold, il Will 6nifh in Sc days, ihe IN
dawn number will he prize Of 1000 doIlars,snd
sasy be had al she e,ig;sa prices
sWINCHksraR's LeIrxRy OrBIcs. q
= NJ 5, Jssss Rss 6seSssgs atss
Till July 27,h, alter which the vr,ce Of Tickets
TSil.is % SO whole, 81 halves. quarters D
July
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

A country newsps-er lately sdyer'isee '4n'
away, whose legs wee SO sore he ceudnt wax
Perhaps heran by prox!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

DOMESTIC GOOHS
Broadcloths
Sattinetts
Prest Cloths
Fhnnels
$500 lbs. Warp Yarn,
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Mem Store-English, Iadia.S Do
mcstic Goods at Boston Prices
ELIAS KELSEY,

II gspEerFLILY informs the public that he mas
II taken the store recently occupied by Henry
Ha,sev Na l. Middle street, where he has received
M otfers for sa,s IS cases and packages
n0NESTIC AND ENGLISH GOODS,
newest patterns and latest importaiions among
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ADisreIianp.
NILES WEEKLY REGISTER.

NILES WEEKLY REGISTkR.
Mr.. Niles having commenced the llth vol
ume OF his very useful Register with the
present month, he has prefaced it with num-
bcr of remarks applicable to tho Union at
large, and particularly so TO the pres polili-
cal state OF Maryland. His observations are
given 10 SO plain and perspicuous style, tha,
we think IL duty (says the American) we
owe to the labors OF that indefa,igable Editor
in tho cause Of the Republic, to lay before
our readers few extracis from his prelimin-
sry Address to the Public.
Mr.. Miles commences with observing, that
he is not hostile TO the Monarchs Of Europe,
or 10 the government of England, only in
defensive manner, in order to support and
maintain tho republican systems Of the U.
States; and he clearly shews, that there is a
nsonarehicoi narfy in fhis country, ever on tho
alert, working, either by open or secret
means, TO subycrt the repubheanism of Anne.
rica--As o .corrobors,ion of his assertion,
from vast number OF loyal ser mons, orations,
and newspaper essays, he collects The follow
ing proofs ofthe efforts Of the Loyslist party,
To degrade Repu0licunism, and TO exalt Mon.
archv ON It's ruins.
GA man who is President Of one Of the
most Respectable seminsries OF learning IN
the United States has declared to has pupils,
"fsaf fhe dec!araf.er Of indctezde1ee ssas q
wicked thing /; he thought so sshen if -Dos frst
hremliya,ed, aud he 1honght 30 stH.
"a second, leading literary character,
who seemed 20 be st the head Of the taste and
learning Of our country, said, THAR Refn6a-
eaHisr rgas the ash and eoekafriee that he'd BE-.
svifched the nations"
"a third, who by way Of eminenee was
called the field marshal" Of the editors OF q
certain political party, recommended--" fhs'
tie ar.iversary 81 cur nations birih day should
cease 10 be regarded, as tending oyLy 10 ereise
ear enimosifies."
A fourth, an orator Of the highest standing,
who had filled some Of The most respectable
ofiees in the Republic, called opon The peo-
pie 90 rejoice because legitimate ..rinces (ss be
suriossly s,ylsd ,hem) hss sesD rssle,ed 70
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foreign.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

London papers to the I'D of Auguss, have
been received at New-York, which, though
several days later than our former accounts,
appear to be destitute Of any essential news:
The following are all the extracts We have
seen from them :--
The feet under the command Of Lord Ex-
moslh sailed for Algiers with fne wind on
The 2sth Of July. The wsr in India had ter
minated and the treaty Of peace between the
rsjah Of Nspaul and the British government
was signed on :he 4th March. The COM
mander Of the British army in that region is
stated to be native Of Boston. The Emper-
or OF Morocco had fitted out email squadron,
10 cruise against tho Russians, Prussians aud
Ans.rians Meetings were daily held through
out England to take into consideration the
distress of the poor, and provide ,bc mos, ef-
fectual means Of relief The Duke of Wei
lingtsn, IL was expected, would depart for
Franco on the 9Th Of August.
AUG. LA considerable sensation was pro-
duced in the city this morning by the unex-
pccted notice from the Transport Board
Transfors Office, 3iss July, lsI6.
"Wanted conveyance of,he undermention.
cd stores, yiz.-5,2oo tons of Ordnance Stores
to Canada. to be received on Sat-
urday, the Sd of August. This notice was
Immediately considered as hostile symptom.
We belive we can remove any opprehsnsions
OF this kind. Several Notifications werc be-
gun upon the Lakes Immediately after peace
was made. Some vessels also were laid down
both requires guns and stores. II is known
also that the barracks at Quebec were lately
burnt and a considerable qusn,iiy Of store. de-
stroyed.--Thesc must be replaced, and Gov.
eminent are sending them out proper time
of the year.
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AN ACT for the relief of Thomas Farrer,
MA Xauno XNon Maaalu @. W.. I a..L

AN ACT for the relief Of Thomas Farrer,
WIN. Young, VIM. Mosely * Wm. Leech. s
BE IL enacted by me Senate and House Of
Refresentafives Of Me United States Of hme.
rica in Congress assembled, That the Sccrc-
tary Of the Treasury be, and he is hereby au.
thcrized and directed TO settle the claims of
Thomas Farrer, William Young, William
Moscly and William Leech, assistant mar
shals, appointed to take the census, and ac-
counts Of tho manufactures in South. Carolina,
in the year ooe thousand eigh. hundred and
ten, and to allow them 10 the settle ment there
Of such compensation as may DO adequate to
che services which they performed 10 the ca
pacity aforesaid.
Soc. 2. ind be h/urshtr enacted, That the
amount thereof when so ascertained, shall
be paid 10 the said Thomas Farres, William
Young, VIM. Moscley and Willism Leoch,
out Of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated.
April ~, lel6--.stpropss.
JAMES MADISON. Z
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proved,
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT, to continue in force an act en-
titled aa act laying duty on imported salt
granting bounty on picked FISH exported,
'snd allowance to certain veskels employed
in the Fisheries"
Be is enacted by the Senate and Mouse Of
Renresensafives cfme United States Of -1me-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That the act en-
titled " an act laying duty on imported salt,
granting bounty on picked FISH exported,
and allowances 10 certain vessels employed
10 the fsheries," passed on the twenty ninth
day Of July, in tho year ono thousand eight
hundred and thirtsen, shall be, and the samo
10 hereby continued in force, any thing in
the said aci TO the contrary thereof 10 any
wise notwithstanding.
Feb. 9. l8l6-1pproved.
IAMEc MADIcnN
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lslc,s OF lsuds in said territory, not exceeding
ia he whole, AK huudrsd and isriy acres, un-
,ess the tract be fractional section or sec
lions, or fractional section cIassed with an CO.
Tire section, have, since the frat day Of Octo-
her last reverted 10 the United States for de-
fault OF payment, the original purchaser may
again eDicrthe same tract tracts at tho price
n which such tract or tracts were originally
sold and all monies which such original
pnrchaser may have paid shall be replaced
10 his credit by the receiver Of public monies
Tor tho district ia which tho land may lie, and
such rcpurchasers shall be allowed tho same
benefit Of tho extensions Of the time of pay
rnent created by this act, as though no such
reversion had occurred; Provided, That such
original purchaser shall make to the proper
Officer such application for such recently as is
required by law for the entry Of lands on or
before the first day Of July next, and that the
land SO reverted shall not have then been pre-
viously resold. -~
April "a, 18l6-.9tpropsd.
JAMES MADISON.
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PEACE SOCIETIES.

If We were even satisfied with the motives
Of this Institution, (says the Southern Pstrio,)
its character is absurd aod IT'S object imprc-
ticable. Let Peaes Sseienes and their tracts
and pamphlets be disse minated over the am
bilious monarehes Of Europe;-let the
esprit OF war;" which the advocates OF this
selfe,eassd society ssy, is to b ps, dawn Il
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JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT authorizing the sslc Of a lot Of
ground, belonging to the United States,
situa,cd in he town Of Knoxville and state
of Tennessee.
he is enacted BY tie Senate and Hou.e Of
Rehresenfdtives of the United STATES cf .fme-
-iea in Congress assembled, That tho Prcsi-
dent Of the United States be, and he Is here
by authorized 10 cause 10 be sold, st pabic
sale, lot of ground belonging to the United
States situated in tho town of Knoxville and
state Of Tonnessee, ten days notice being
first given, in the Knoxville Gazette, of the
time and place Of sale.
Sec, 2. Ind be il further enacted, That on
tho reoeiptof the money arising from said
sale, the President Of the United States is
hereby authorised and directed to make or
cause TO be made title OF titles to tho pur-
chaser or purchasers Of said lot.
ls April i6, fei6-.3pbropsl,
ttn f..f JAMES MADISON
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT to increase tho pension Of WIN.
Mundsy.

Be il enacted BY the Senate and House Of
Rehresenfaiipes Of tie United States Of .fme-
RIGA, in Congress assembled, That thcre be,
and is hereby granted TO William Munday,
of the city Of Baltimore, who los, both his
arms iu.attack on the enemy Ut St. Leonardo
Creek, on the tweniy-eigh,h day Of June, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and
fourteen, in lieu of the pension to which he
Is now entitled by law, a pension Of twenty
dollars per month, TO be paid out Of tho navy
pension fund.
April 20, IsI6-.qpprorSd,
JAMES MADISON.
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JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT providing for tho settlement of
certain accounts against the Library of
Congress, for extending the privileges OF
using the Book, therein, and for establish
5 ing tho salary of the Librarian.
he 10 Enacted by fhe Seacfe and House 9
Renresenfafivrs Of the United STATES Of .faie-
RIGA in Congress assen6led, That The account
ing officers Of the Treasury be aud they are
hereby authorized and required to Investigate
and settle the accounts against the Library Of
Congress, exhibited ny George Watterston,
Daniel Rspinc and William Elliott; and the
amount thereof, which shall be deemed equit-
able, shall be paid out OF any moneys in the
Treasury 40, otherwise appropriated.
See. 2. yfnd De n further enacted, That
there shall be allowed to the Librarian for at.
tending said Library, on annual salary Of one
thousand. dollars, payable quarterly at the
Treasury Of the. " nitcd States TO commence
and take effect from and after the twenty first
day Of March, ono thousand Sigh. hundred
sec. 3. Ind es 10 further e,aeied, Tha, the
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privilege Of using tho books in tho Library
shall be extended to the attorney general Of
the United States and the msmbers Of the
diplomatic corps on the same terms aud con.
ditions, as itis enjoyed by the Supreme Court.
April 26, 1Si6-.apprsped.
JAMES MADISON.
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Notice

Tie subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Prince Georges Coun-
" letters testamcntary on the personals
estate ST George L. Lciper, late OF said
county. deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby
Warned to exhibit the saine ~ith the
thereof, to the subscriber, or TO
Andrew Leeper. Moore, or TO Thomas
Muhdell, on Or before the first day Of ia
nuary next. They may otherwise by
aw be excluded from al benefit OF said
estate: and all persons indebted to said
deceased, are earnestly requested to pay
she same. Given under my hand this
I'D day of June. 1916.
Elizabeth Moore.
June % law4t