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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-03
other place than China, east of the Cape Of
Good Hope.
The committee then rose, obtained leave
to sit again and
The House adjourned.
N sENATE--Nfarch 81.

MIR. Daggetf presented the memorial of Daniel
Carroll OF Duddington, and others, praying that
company may be Incorporated to continue a
turnpike road leading from Calvert's Mills, from
the line OF the district to the Eastern Branch
bridge in the district Of Columbia which was
committed.
MIR. I'aif reported bill to reward the officers
and crew of the United States Frigate CONSTITUTE
on-which was read
Two or three bills were ordered to final rea.
ding.
The Senate resumed the BANK BILL.
Inc consideration of amendments progressed
An amendment was adopted, among others to
postpone the opening of the books from the frs;
day OF June to the LIST day of July.
Mr.. Mason ofN. II. then moved another n.
Inehdment, by wayofa new section, to declare
the act null and void, if the Bank is not put into
operation within one year after its date
Mr. Bi6o moved TO amend this amendment So
rs 10 make 1t reserve to Congress the right to
annui the charter, atany time within 10 months sf
Ter the lst day of February next, If the BANK he
not put in operation before that day.
ihese motions gave rise to much desultorv de-
nA,e, as indeed did all the amendments proposed.
nr. biop's motion was agreed to and Mr.. Ma
sons proposition. so modified was agreed to.
Mr.. Campbell then moved to amend that mart
OF the Dill which directs books to be opened at
Certain places, so rs to assign TO each state Ger
tain proportion ofthe stock to be subscribed ,o
remain there for certain time, to allow it to be
subscribed in the states respectively, in proper.
ton to their representation intending to follow
up uis amendment by motion to introduce a
provision that the bank should be compelled ON
tue request OF the legislature of any state. to es
ta6iish branch of the bank therein.
IN support ofthis motion, Mr.. C. made speech
OF some length on the general principles of ;he
bill " e'e
HIS amendment was in the end neo-atiyed n,
vote of 30 to IL. ~
La.e m the day, the consideration of the bill
was further postponed till tomorrow.
Mr. DGggett from the committee ON the m
hnished business, made report, which was read
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-03
Fro" tie London Globe, Of January 10.

S"''"' AS'
Extract OF a Letter dated ST. Helena. Novenob..
%, 1915.
80 I" My last letter apprised you of our prri.
val here with Napoleon--his being safely
housed on shore, amongst race of neonle
whose surprise and CONSERVATION at the arr
,Hai VI such visitor. could only be equal
leo Oy their desire to see him,
The topography of st. Helena must be
pretty well known in England by ,his fine.
nave only TO remark, tbatthe iInooination
OF man could not picture more bideous as.
Pect than ITS external front. It's ipacces.
siDle towards the South from a perpendicu.
lar face and an internal trade-wind. which
pine months of the year would deny shell
tel to Skiffin the only rocky I;tffe bsv a.
that direction. On the North side. wGero
SnlPs anchor, there are several ravines or
Guns, win the marginal rocks rising per,
PehulcHlar 1000 feet. With the excep-
ton OF rlpling rill Of water, and few
water crosses, 1.-THE only inhabitant of these
dreary deiiles) the surface is moulderinp
ldyas. One OF these rayines, in conse1
quence OF its having become the habitation
OF man, has assumed the name of James's
valley. From the beach EDWARDS, az far
as the GULLY will admit, a row Of tole able
houses have been built, principally for the
decomposition Of passengers on their way
to India. The rocks which form the inlet
are equally stu9eDdous as the others. The
labor Of ages has accomplished path on
each side to reach the summit. The int.
rest excited on approaching this friQhtful
Island may be better imagined than des-
crl6ed. watched with eager curiosity the
ook Of each individual whose DAYS wers
Consigned to dwindle here, MADAME Rer-
tra9d, With streaming eyes, begged me 10
look at il and pity her; she cast her ewes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-03

PARIS, Jan. 90.
;. g 1t IS not without surprise that the pub.
lie learnt yesterday morning. that = c;rcu-
lar note from the Director Of the Post.Of.
nee had been sent to the different Cabinets
L'teraireS and Heading Rooms of the Me-.
.EoPGIls, acquainting the proprietors that
t gie ehngllsh Newspapers were suspended
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F o r E 1 G N.

BosToN, March e3.
ny the Laura-Ann, arrived at this port ON
Thursday
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS, THuRsDAY, Fen. l.
OPENING OF THE SESSION.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
Gray, February 2s, 1916.
NOTICE..

THE subscribers, having heen appointed by
the Hon. Samuel Fseeman ESq. Judge Of = rebate
&c. for he coa"'y OF Cumberland 10 receive
and examine the ,isims OF creditors ., the Is
tste ct MARY COOMBS late OF Siunsw 4 t,
Widow, deceased, represented insolsen, .herery
gives notice tba, six months are allow, d to said
creditors to bring in and prove their claims ard
that they shall attend thst service Vt he hous
of Thomas S. Esterbrook, lnnhoacr in B,uns
wi x on the hfsl Wednesdays of April, Jun-.
Jul, and Angus, mex n, ten O'clock in lie tore
noon. JOSEPH MNEEN2 .
ANTI. CoomBs. e'm"''s's
Il unswiek, FeS. 90, 1916,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
TO Turnpike Contractors.

THE fubfcribers, appointed PURITAN, to refoIv,
Of the Leg'fla'ure to open and make taft,
be and convenient road for carriages, beisg pat
Of the grea fate road leading from Baogor, in the
country of penohfcot, though the towuihips a
Brownville and Williamiburgb to the Common
weaths land in the central part OF the D,iria
OF Maine, hereby give notice that they Wi, re-
ceive propoials, until May next, for making "a
much of the fame As IL. not already made or provi
ded for, being about IS miies; and will con,ract
for he fayment in land at a reafonable pr,ct
through which fad road pafes.
Petfcns dhpoied TO contract will be required
to commence their operations for making the rad
early IN the eniuins irmmer and complete Il ia,f
fac,or'y wlthoui any u"peeedafy delay
Applications may be made to
SAMUEL RtDDINGroN HsGays..
MOSES GREENLEaF, Ha4Aasp,I.,. IL
March S. iaw6wis Commute
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
AN ACT

Relative to timber lodged on lands adJon-
Ing tue Saco River, and tie waters con-
necled with the same.
5DE. ii enae ed BY the Senate an4
ID House q Representatives. IN Coz
erat eowt assembled. and BY The authority 81 MS
same. That All logs and otnef tmael, Carried by
the iresheis or otaerwse lodged upon any land
adjnnug ssco RIVER, or aaloining the ponds
WAGES connected with said siser, shai, be TO. =
fel,ed to and become the properly md wbolly q
tue disposaifoi the owner Or occuptes OF ssio
lands 50 eocumberea with logs or other tiinbe ,
| liter the expiration Of one ye.r from the llms
| such logs other tmbes may have oeen lodge,
| On s.la lands.
SEC. q BE IT fu,fhe, enac.ed, That the owner
Or owners ct sucn logs or other timber, a, al.
time within one year irom the time The same
msy have been lodged Us aforesaid sid isnds,
Oh paying teude,ng to the owner OF occupie
OF the sad lanes, encumbe ed with logs
o her tmber, reasonable compensation tof lie
damages, which said owner or oecup,er may
have sustained by SAID logs, and IS may be oces-
stoned by the removal oi he SINE, may IawIus-
" enter on said isnd aud remove said ttnbe,
tperesram.
SEC ). Ben juthes enacted, That whenevti
the owner or owners OF such ,mber shall reno e
the same from any oi Sad lands, CT nave esuss Z
The same to be removed theseifem, withou uaV
ing paid or lender Tue compensation tor dan
ages as IN the second section IT this sc, is pre-
sec5ed ;the owner or ocsupies OF such land may
commence, ard IS hereby suthoflzsdto awe ana
maintain, sn action oil the csse as ms the owse
owners Of sad ,lmbet, ass,nsl the pels.t
or persons removing .be GAME, to ttcosei con-
pensstion ior he damages sfafesaid. Hovtata,
hs, SAID action be Commenced within one yee'
from the Tune s,iJ umber Is removed from Aaie
land.
SEC 4. Be it further enscfed. That all fcis ene
p. 20 Vi acts wh,A,, come within the pu view, O.
which sre ineens,sien with The PROVISIONS ct
rs sct, re aud nc same hereby .eieaied
February l6rh lSi6-appsosed BY tie Goyefnof.
Copy examined ty
alden BRADFORD Seeee'nye IF
the conference.-the.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
moli miraculous efcape are many. Some

mofi miraculous efcape are many. Some
perfons wsre favcd merely by the falling
beams, &c. forming kind of an arch o.
yer them. The exten: Of the damage
may be conceived from the diltance OF a
league round the magazine, in every di
rectIon, i, rained, as one may fay, balls.
bombs, fhels. canilier fhot, pieces OF
brick work, sc. The number of killed
aad wounded is between three and four
hundred and that of he houies damas-
ed fix or feven hundred, and lois iuitain-
ed not to be made coed for half million
of dollars. CIafs is wanting TO mend
the widows, which are almoit uaiverfal-
ly broken by the preRure OF the air"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
Cordage, Naval Stores, &
Snip Chandlery.
JOHN FOX,

JOHN FOX,
OFFERS for faie at his fore Mos. and South
- HE Long What
20 bbis Tar, Pitch, Turpentine and Rofha
6 do black ana brighi Warmth
! ton iirt qua,iy OAkum
casks wh,te aud red Lead
l eask Preach yellow
2 tons iheet and bar Lead
ton cfuue Brinitone
80 dozen tnghih fewlng Irvine
geo lbs do seiu do
Ia duzsn , and 9 thread herring do
casks wrough, fheashing and drawing N ale
do eut do do do
10 do aGorsed god, iod add Sd fine do
do sfIosted fp,xes and deck do
YuuPs pateu, Cabooles ador,ed from rs 10 80 dolls
rbade phia do do do Ito As do
qu.a'ity Iron Cogs, different Gze.-wi.h an
eItenhve .fotiment OF
SHIP CHANDLERY.
Cordage, Bolt Rope and spnnyarn, fror, clean
and out fhot HEMP and from Kentucky yafns,
manufactured 10 the mott faithful manner, by the
quau,lty or by retail.
Likewise
"A lot of S,anding Rigging, and Fec
ond handed 8 inch Cable, .aken from . thip Of
$50 tons-to be fold cheap.
March -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

" DaHtz,c, Dec. 10.
Con "Wednesday, tie ora Dec. about
nine in the morning the remaining gun
powder, coniitipg oil about SO cwt. be-
fides the filled bonbs and fhels, were to
be removed f.om the powcer magazine
clofe to the rampant within the city, near
St. James gate. For this purpole II
cannoneers, fubaltern officer, and an ar
ti6cer, went into it; when juf as the
lait man was going in. as it is reported,
the magazine blew up The eff-0 of
the explofion was dreadful. Ihofe who
lived at diitance took it for an earth
quake for the doors and windows few
open, the furniture was thrown, and the
bells fet in motion by the preilure of the
air, rang Of ,hemfelves. The hitting of
the balls in the air confirmed the idea
that it was an earthquake bur the true
cauie was foon discovered by the balls
tina; fell in the remote parts of the city,
and by the lamentations of the wound
ed. = A third part OF the city, aud pre-.
ciiely that Inhabited by the poor cla(s,
OSe"SNu v AIN JoO houiSo, Tic CiuiGuSo
OF ST. James and St, Bartholomew, the
Schufleidam, the marke,-place. and the
a jacen, itreet, have particularly fuffered.
Corpies, which from mu.ilation and duff,
were hardly to be recognized as human
lay in heaps around. and envied by The
half living. who with their limbs cruihed
and bowling with pain. endeavored 10
crawl from beneath the ru,ns.-Thofc
who had eicaped with moderate wounds,
were asking or digging with their faces
AID hands covered with blood (which
the cold made freeze upon ,hen,) after
their friends ard their property. here
lay, ttill convuifcd, the toy.a members of
a human body A mother laucn,ed
over three children whom flc miiled ;
he children were found, but none o,
them were alive A mott more ihock.
Ing was the Gghl in long ilreet leading
to the powder magazine, which ferved as
a market-place for the country people
who came here With little Hedges, loadee
with wood from Cailauben Ii happen.
ed to BE- market time Twenty of theft
poo people lay cruihed under their horf
es snd oxen which were likewise crufh
ed and under their overturned Hedges
Round the funp of lamp pof was
horfe, Whole bones were broken, twilte,
round like cord. The initances of al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
NOTICE..

WANTED to contract with fu;'ahIe perfem
to make good Chaife Road alb us fs mlet
through the townfhie of williamsburg 10 he
cuunty of Penobfcot for which payment will *
MADE in land in any part of the townihip, OF ia
money. at the option of the contractors.
The road will form part of the great road
ordered by the Legislature At their late lefIioa
to be opened from Bangor. to the great body Of
the Commonwealth lands in the centre of M
pie5ict of Maine. and which is to be contiiued 70
Que5eo
Enterprisng and Indunrious Young Me1 whe
are dfpo.ed 10 take lots for their own fet.,emeot
IN Whole or IN part payment for naking the road
will fad in this townihp advantages not to he
found n auy other new townih,p lu Maine: snl
viii do well 10 apply early in June next to W.T.
LIAM DenD, Hancock wharf, Bottom, or to Mosss
GskKsLEAr, Williamsburgh en- March S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
LatDs Of spassaebusctts.
IN .ICZ

NV .G(x
TO regulate the practice OF law in certain
cases
SEC l. Is H,nse Of Rep;esen m, in Ger
era! Court assembled Gad BY he auiho'iy u he
same. That tsom and 81 err he passing OF la
ct. no person shah engage OF be employed IS
Counsel or A orney before any Court vi BIZ
his Commonweal h III any action which he
shl have determined rs Judge or JUS ice q
ihe Peace and If any person as aforesaid shall
appear ss Counsel or eft 1rney IN any aC ion OF
sun, he shalt 10 be permitted to prose cute
deflHd, answer to, or mansse such sciion o.
suit.
SEC. Q Be it further enac'ed, That no justice
OF the Peace wst8In his Commonwealth shs
be~r or determine snY civi &C ION which .bsi
have been cOmmeUced oy himself OF py BIS Or
der or direc in, aad every civil action commeH
c. d as sforessid snail abate.
February /, 1916 --Apfroved by the Governor
Coy ex.mia d, by
ALDEN BRADFORD, .SeeretDy II the
Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

To The Honorable Senate, and House Of Rep.
resentattves q the Commonwealth o. .Maaa.
ehusetts, az General Court assembled.
Viz Petition OF the undersigned inhabitants 81
l. the plantation of Holm aatown, in the county
OF oxford and Commonwealth of Massachusetts
sheweth--that they experience great inconyenedce
and many Disadvantages, in being incorporated
into town, there is many of the laws Of ihe
commonwealth enjoyed by Incorporated towns
winch they conceive to be essential TO the interest
good order and prosperity of the said inhabitants
which they IN their capacity plantation, receive
no ally antage from, and they have paid reguiss
state and County Tax for these ten years for Tie
support OF Government, and as they believe il will
promote the interest of the said Inhabitants and be
no injury to the public or individuals-they there
fore pray your honors to incorporate the said plan
tation into town, by the name of Mexico, with
all the privileges enjoyed by other Incorporate
Townsend as in duty bound will ever pray.
Signed by STEPHEN BARNARD,
and II Others
Dated Hoimanto,cn Plantation,
25h DEC. 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
FARM IN HARTFORD.

FOR fale in the town of Hartford. county ,f
Oxford, FARM, confifting of 1875 acre, NJ
excellent Land, comfortable part Of which 4.
under good improvement 70 that 25 tons of oood
Eug'iih Hay wa. Cut from it the Ian year. beids.
the ulua quantity Of corn, grain, sc. Said Farm
is htua,ed the county road leading from Jaw -
Buck6eld Mills Il has a houfe and bara Aand;ns
thereon and the place is well calculated for :
Public Houie there being none within m,nv
miles of it. Terms liberal for particular, ami,
to kIcHaRD STUBS, Of N0,fb yarmouth, or to low
ATTAIN sruBBs ON the premifes
Nofthyarmouth, March g, 1876.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
NOTICE..

TO be fold a, Public Auctioa on WTDNEsDA Y,
the rlNTH day of spirit nett a, 20 o'cicck
A. M a, the houfe Of Ru1e, StoGaasd in Bruns.
w,ck Innhoder. the 70 owing Stie RES in the
brunfwick Cotton Manufacl Dry, viz
Numbers !, Q, 5, 4, b, 8, 7, o, 8, 10, II, 10,
10, Ia, Is, l6, II, 8, 10, 20, 81, 22, %,
"a, e5, &c, 27, 90, 90, so, 81, 81, SO, 81,
80, SO, 81, SO, 80, 40, al, AZ, 43, A, 40,
40, IL, 48, 10, 90, 81, 90, %, Oh, 90, 56, 81,
So, 50, Co.
To pay the afslmeuts thereon due, amounting
TO atty dollars upon each of fad shares
SAMUEL DAVIS Treafurer.
Bath, March IS. 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
MlLLERS'
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

Is offered to the public, asheng one Of the eahe'
and isfeii Cures for this Dnorder.-Long eSPe'
thence ha. proved the efficacy Of this OI'msa.
1t is perfectly fate in its operation. and may =
applied to The fmalea infant without danesl'
he irent is agreeabe-lt is not necefary Tor -.
patient to take Brimnone as 10 common Ia o'ne'
ON menu This ointment is put up in tin oosa
convenient to carry, and each genuine box W.
be conn anied withdirections il genuine 6v'" =.
tgned by JotL Militia The above o,n'meu'
may he had III imail or large quani'ie. OF 'o.A
EiLLrR, 81 Gse,gs Doctor CYsus Hoi Saoo.'
sign Of 81. Luke Head, No, Sc. Hanover New
DR.. SAM L. EosToN Jr. No. 4, Newhury Gree'
BYAos. IT Mr. B,NJAmIs BurMAH. Fs't!ass NAV
son, ard Bruce, Wasasb ,eSgb; Mr. Jude nyae, :,
Brunfwick Prince ana " zihburn. 76s~sfs. an'
Cakes Perry, C-~dtn; Rice & Ceer Frenah'P
George Robipfon St. George. "a
July ". w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
NOTICE J

THE Se'ectmen Of this Town have pohed up i'its
Of qualified voters IN the election OF cover
nor, Lsut Governor seuators aud Councillors at
the two puoIick Iuiur ance Office, /; and they give
noice Of thei- inteutioo 10 be IN ssfion a, he of
fee of DANIEL TucxER on SATURDAY Ds SGD
inf from ,o.t2 cook IN the forenoon and from >
20 q clock 10 he af ernoou TO receive evidence
Of the qualifications OF such as may apply, Whole
names may not be borne on the iatd hits
DANIEL TUlKsR e.,e,,.
JOS II INGA HAM, 80. &c
PETER WARREN ~.
JOHN HOBART -
ROBERT DOUGLAS,
Portland, March 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
FOR SALE.

A FARM sumner, in in the county Of Oxford,
fifty five mile. from Portland containing about
three hundred acres of exceen, Land under good
Improvement, with good two Rory houfe well
hn,ihsd aud painted 40 feet by 50 porch .
by fees--a cbaife and wood houfe, 50 b. 81
feet a tlore partly 6uifhed, 20 by 30 feet--taree
barns ~th other neceflary on, building. Two
good acquedutfs of water, one for the houie sad
the other for the barn--a thrifty young orchard
containing abon, $50 apple trees. Said farm""
pleatar' atua,ion!as the country afordsis 10 TIE
centre of the town, and i' good f.and for ass'
ern. trader, or any hind of mechanic ard will y
fold cheap altogether or in parn as fhall bea e.
eommodase purehafers, and payment will be made
eaiy.-Aise--wt be fold with faid farm il wanted,
good let of farming ,opls "a head Of horn:s
cattle and 20 iheep Inquire ELLIS sTAND'sn
hvingon the premiies.
Sumner, June so, 1915 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

THE iubicriher hereby gives public notice 90 all
concerned. thai ihe has been du:y a,poin, ed
and ,aken upon herisf the trua OF aGm,n,ilrAtri
On the eita,e of JOSEPH LIBBY sate Of Gray in
the county of Cumberland, Yeoman, decealed. by
giving bond a. law Directs She therefore reqneils
all peaons ~ho indebted to the fAid decesied's
ena'e TO make immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit she
fame TO
MARY LIBBY,
Gray, February 2s, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
March z, 1876

IL The Supreme Jadifiat Court Of the Com
mc"zoeath u Afaasoehnse#S. 6egun and
h1t.en al Boston, ,puhn TIE county Of Sut.
./oIk AID far ne countries II Suffolk and
Nantucket, on me .frsf Tuesday u March
II. u. 1876
ON n ioei and petition sf,ressid, ordered
r. 81 the I,beisn, publish an aues,ed copy Of hi,
libel md etiion snd 1T tbs order thereon lktet
weeks successiveiy, IN the PcnlsnC CsZe,te
the last publica,,on 10 be thirty dsys st least.
fore the Supreme Jud,css Court 10 he hoiGe,
q Pistiane, W h,n he county Of Cumberl~nd.
SD Tor he coua ie, ot Cumberland and Oxiot
on the ioasth Tuesdsy Of May aex,. that the SAID
N Oily msy then and there shew cause, II sny
sac have, why The payer of the Lbelan, shoulo
40, be granted.
JNO CALENDER, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

THE fubicriher hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been duy appointed
and taken upon h,mfeif the tiun OF adnuiisr a,or
debon,s non on the efsa,e of John iHACHER,
late of Portland, in the coun,y of Cunt or and,
Merchant, deceaied by g'v,ng bond as The law
direc" He therefore rsquens ali perious whs are
ipdebed TO he lad deeeaseds effa,s to make i'm
mediate payment and hofe who have any de
mands thereon, to eyhihi, he fame TO
JOEaTHEN SPARROW,
WeAbreok, Feb. IA, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,

In Senate, FEB. 2, 1916.
ON the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, hat the
PETITIONERS cause atestcd copy of their Petition
with this Order thereon, TO be served upon The
lerk of said Plantation aud published three weeks
excessively in the Portland Gazette and Eastern
Argus, the service on the Plantation Clerk 10 b
sixty days, and the last publication TO be thirty
days, at least, before the second Wednesday OF the
hrst session of the next General Coart that all per-
sons interested, may then appear and shew cause,
II any they have why the prayer of said Petition
should not be granted Sent dorm FOR concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, President.
In he House Of Represenioiires, FEB. 5, 1916.
Read aud concurred.
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Speaker.
n true eopy-Auest,
s. +. M'CLEARY, Clerk ortle Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
AVERY GOOD EiECTONEERING SONG
PARTIcuLAR METRE.

AVERY GOOD Ei.ECTONEERING SONG
PARTICULAR METRr.
The days at hand-Prey, who shall rule ?
The state j. in combustion.
Shall Books or DEXTER be the Fool?
This is the mighty question.
Accordingly the writer Of the aforementioned
song goes on thus.
Turn oui. each solid WOMAN
And vote f5r q hNER.I Books;
A souiider heart has no man:
His path is free from Crooks.
Turn o,n each NJ ERcH,N r-TRADER:
And vote for Truth and Honor:
Our Country bids you aid herr
Or Night Mare II be Upon her.
Turn out we MERCHANTS busy,
Youg power can't be resisted
Make turn-coat DEXTER dizzy,
And wish he'd never listed
Turn out, ye Lawyers, stoutly,
Aud argue Brooks cause
With ,eords and deeds devouty
Maintain the good old ta,es.
Turn out, yeTAes, so jolly,
\ I'd make that Dealer mog:
Democracy is folly
And Federalism--is grog.
Turn 0ut. both OLD, and YOUNG,
And teach the Demos. manners
Your praises shall be rung,
And good folks sigg hosannas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
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