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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
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Saturday, December 81, I81 6.

U. S. Senator from Marylana.-With an
uncommon degree Of pleasure, We observe il
announced in the National Intelligenccr, that
the hon. Mr. Hanson has been elected to fill
the vacancy oceasioned by the resignation of
MIR. Harper. 1t thus appears, that Mr.. Han
son has lost nothing Of his higIf standing in the
estimation Of his political friends in Mary
land !; and that the cause Of his being lately
outvoted, in his own district, by tederalist
set up'in competition with him, was not, as has
been industriously circulated because they pre-.
ferred another, but, because, doubts iiad been
50 successfully propagated, of his legal resi-
dence in the county OF Montgomery, that ma
ny Of the electors feared, that if they gave
tneir votes to their IA voite candidate, they
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
IL euGen AecScr's' Estate.
Bath Dc IS

TIE suosc ibe's having been sp mated TO re.
ce.ve nd exsmlne The cls,ms Ut csstll;o.s OF the
state It HEU BEN Keller, late vi Noct.yar.
mouth, IN thc csnnNy OF Cumhe, ienu, mariner
deceased, repre- sensed ,n.oNenl, lerepy give no
ice 'ba' SIX monhs .re sil,wed u said cre ditors
% n. ng ,n md rrose ,ben ella ms, and Cha, we
Alli attend ghst Service he Niiee Il tior. 10
>ep"hgs'e, n toslsn6, On i.s icurih Thursda,
The ,aeseri snd i've ioiavi & month, ircin
,4s 80 " lie ~, lock \. NJ. anu 1. I'm thsee a.,
'xocatS ~. ct ash,f y. Ia els, 20 I.
md, th.s Is eIr b d. st Dvc,lnucs, a. ID. 1916
lAct" Noft.sA ! ComJnls
HoaA no aOuiEGA1E, siue.r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
: National Universitv.


The Committee to whom was referred
ths, part Of the Presidents Message which
relates 10 National University, have re-
ported in favor OF the establishment Of the
Institution. The expense Of the building.
including Two houses for six professors, and
accommodations tor SO students they es
innate at $500 900. The bill reported by
the committee provides for the sale Of part
Of the lands belonging to the U. S in the
District OF Columbia, the proceeds Of which
are TO constitute fund for the surpor, oil
.bs University The expenses OF the buil-
ding are to b. betrayed out Of any money
in The Treasury OF tho U. ,. BY the Sd
section Of, the Bill the presidcn, of,he u. 5.
is requested 70 prepare and lay before Con.
gress, at its next session plan for the reg
,uls,ion and government, of,he University.
-Ehe bill has been twice read and commit
ted. y .'i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
STEPHEN PArJEN

8ooksel!er, No 8, Jonsss E0v, Exchange Street,
PORTLAND,
II as just received flesh supply Of hose just.
~ esteemed and highly srpfoved MEDl-
CiNEs, prepared by W. Z. CoMtAY. chemise
No. Hamilton Place, boston, To WIT; S
" DIR. Relics Botanical Drops. for SALT
Rheuin, Scrotaia, ST. An,hcnys q &c.
DR. Relies Asthms,ic Pills, for coughs ,eolde,
con,onniicns eyc TO, cutes see PamphIet.
Dr. Relies AroIasisc Fem.ls Pile. for Oh.
suuc'ions &c. and WHICH are equstly conducive
10 the hesi OF married l4dies Hslsss ohm Hfse>
naat. at which time they mus. moi be taken.
DIR. Ael'e's Ambitions l'i.ls tor lndigestion.
Fia'u'cncs, Bli!ous Chclic, &C.
Dr.. Neife's Vegetable Snecifc, cure for the
Siek Had Ache' though ofyesra s,sadiag
Dr. Jebb's Lin.nsen,, for Rhe I'm Il Ism / rrains,
bruises, Nsmnnsss, Stiffness in ,he joints, the
rei'etis Immediate, and cure frequently in -
hours
Bri ish Antiscp,ic Den,ifiice, which hot only
wh'tens dscosoured Teeth but gives the origi.
nsi etferveschce 70 the ghms aud TO the breslh
tnpar;s The mos deiecs sb!c awe ctness.
DuMi'ies O'nuneno scer sin aud safe cure
TOR the ITCH, ,houga ever 80 inye lera,e, IN enc
hsa's ",np''eas'en, no danger from taking cold
C-TAib'on Corn psis,er 1T .Eotds instant esse
at the zane time /. dlssolyes and draws the
corn cot ny the root.
N@inostsh io2th Ache Pills, the reliet Is i'm.
sed,s'e, and cutes wAhout the least injury 10
The Tech.
DIR, hunters celebrated Pills. DR.. Hunters
laJecton Powders, snd D.. Hume . Ccrste for
he prevention sna cure OF tie yener-s. disease
however 'nveterste and thougn OF yesrs stand.
'"g with which persons may cure themselves
With secrecy ioi few dollars.
u None Of the obove Melicines arc genuine VA
less s'Shea ". 4. Colwa, j" az you sal.e heath
o0se, &c fh.s''
-. "A large discount to country traders The
above may likewise be hsd IL Mr.. /. B.bson.
Wi'cAsse', Goodale, H.llowea Dr.. Moses No..
brook, NJ. y. Bath; Dr. Page, u JUS v ,ck, scsr,.
mar Slod.'e, Ssco, adams, Hubbard, Port.
mouth. Ws.ppie. Ne~hsrypor,, Gushing 4 Ap-
pie o." Al. Wsippie. Siem. Drisn,, Casrne,
Lans don, kennebunk. O.k,s Pc ~. Camden.
ayes WslaoboTongh J .hnson. Fseepes, 1uiein
Eas' port' O'cu't. Buck ,,uwn. Grdnee, Bow
do'nhAm. bu'nan. lxaion /, Stricki. nd. VIII on.
smi'h, Nsw-Ctouees,er, Chandler, Monmouth
woodbury.. Bangor. Dssi. Mon vile, Uimer
Hsmpoe", and most druggists booksellers and
fos'.e.s'ers thronghnu; The union.
" PAMPHLETS q many ex,r.orain.ry
caA'sm'y &c "-d :. ,is Agents. CkAris
Qani g..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
Sales Of Real Estate at AUCTION.

ITO be fold at MLelian y Fletchers Auc"on
J. room, on Tu&fday the 2Iit Of Janu,ry ne1s
a, IT -o'ci lck A. NJ uhlefs prcvi'uly d'ipoied OK
by the iubicriber, The Real Efa,e hsusted 10 Port
land formerly belonging TO Stephen Goldman Hiq
now the property Of the Uniun Bank 10 Bolton.
ronfia,ng OF the Wharf, Lots and buildings, ~
follows - .-.--
The Bank add Wharf called Goldman. wharf,
viii the tores thereon. and the fats adjoining iaic
wharf ard appur.euauces thereto.
One fbare in Un,ou Wharf
.. The Lot and llore on Crofs and Fore fireef oe-
cup,ed by Nicho'as hea
The lo' add Bakehoufe on Fore Areet o. cupied
by Daniel b own
The Lot on Fore Greet occupied BY Samuel A.
An, aud on winch his houfe siands. .s
The Lot aad building on Fore ltreet occupied ~
Mrs Haley.
A Grip OF land on crof, aree, adjoining Nj.
Owens land.
The houte aod Lot on Crofs 1reet occupied BY
Ebenezer Mayo "a. Together with four other
houle lots on the fame flree,s
!. The condition of fales viii he 20 per cent cafh,
the rehjue at one, two, three and four years, wi
the in,ereA aoruallv, secured by mortgage Of the
presniies fold or other fU6cient fecushy,
B, POTTER,
Portland, Dec s, ~ ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
PORT OF SALEM.

Wedaesaay, Dee. f8-Arrived ship Augustus,
Sea, ~ days from smyrna, % from Malta-cargo
vines fruits, drugs oil and goats wool, TO Joseph
eah1dy, Esq The Augustus stopped at Malta,
III consequence sf report received from an Eng
iish vessel, II a war having broke out between A.
merica and Span--hesrd nothing from Naples OF
Mr.. Pinkney's negotiations. Marshal savary,
duke OF Rov'go, was on board the Augusta about
a week, and was very anxious to procure passage
with Capt. Il to America but could not be ac-
eominodated; bat preparations were making on
board the brig Only-Son, Of philadelphia. TO take
him to America. General La'iemand had embark
ed Tor England to secure some property, from
thence he intcsAed also 10 come to this country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
TO be /0id at Public Hucfion,

by an order from the Hon. Samuel Freeman.
- Judge Of Probate, on Monday the fifth day Of
January nett. at ~ O'clock M ., the a'e dwelling
houie Of liAac Curref iA,e Of Minot deceafed all
the PefonA' Eaaie OF faid deceafed (excep, 70
much OF he fans a. the Judge In, allowed ,hs
widow for he ui-) viz. ,kree Osen, two Gown,
fcme Young Stock aud 10 ihsep Alto the Farm
ing Uteuhs conffiing Of ore pair Of Cart Wheels,
Two pioughs TWO Chs'a, and iundry o'her articles.
Alto iandry articles OF siouie Hold Furniture,
conii!s'pa Of beds, tates chairs SC.
BENZ CURRIER, Arc,-ey fv Sail, cs,'isr,
=. .Atmmjf. ofss~ /ev ssid 6eses.
Minot December IS oe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
iAz.rrr IL News.
PORT OF pOBTI IND.

Dec. ~, Az. schr. Mary. Gordan, from n. York
Dee. 90, sch Arctis, Prince, from St. Andrews
--sclir. Stafks, Sole. from do.-sclr. Almira, Nct
erson, from Moo.e-Is'and, for N. York sch. Bar.
zilla, Pike, from II. Andrews--sio,p Industry
blanchard, from ,io.-brig Jane, Rogers, from
Kingston, (Ja) "a
The resoaf trading Brig GaIen, Moses Hall,
commander, sailed for Charleston S. &. on Thurs
day last.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21

We are requested 10 mention that the
Episcopal Church in Portland will be opened
on Wednesday the 25th inst. being Christ
mas day, when Divine Service witt-be per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Nichols. Services
10 commence at | ] O'Clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21

~ .iGRiCULTUR.iL SOCIETY. IN
THE annual meeting n the "eecond Oxford
Agricuisural Society" will be holden q tn
Court Hcufe in Paris. on Tucday the feven,h ~
Of January next, arten O'Clock a M for the poe.
pole Of 's6ing officers, and tfanfaaine any oiAR
| uinsfs thar lhall be found eecefary
ROBERT CA0R. Secretary.
Hebron December ~. 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
DIE D.

DIED,
III this town, Mrs. Hannah consort of Capt.
Abraham Loeett, aged 50.
He died as a fool dieih."--One of those horrid
circumstances which occur from laying foolish bets,
happened lately at Sterling, Enssad; soldier
engaged to dr,uk twenty-five glasses, of Wh,skey
within given time--whioh he accomplished, and
being put "a bed in state OF Complete ineoriety
was found shortly aiter--dead.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
NOTIFICATION.

THE S;cckho ders Of Portland Bank are hereby
no'ihed thai their 10 ual Messilg for The
choi~. - fever DirseA, rs for he ensung year will
be hoten a. ,he Bank Roon on Monday the 9th
day of January nesfs at o'c.ock NJ
Ahe TO fee what measures the -Stue kholdees Will
adopt for dfpo6ng Of he properly belonging 70
faia Bank and 10 a0 on any other bnlneis skAs
may thea Come before them
~ sGe' Of fbs f..jsJs.: ssJ D;,e7e,s. :.
- !. JOSEPH SWIFT csesv.
Portland Bank Dec rs, 1916 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
a detailed account Of the proceeding. of the
B,unS,UiCE Convention,
SEPTEMBER, 1916:
On the subject Of the Separation Of
Df0ine.

THIS work viii embrace not only journal of
the proceedings ofthe Convention from day 10 day,
but also faithful fcrori 81 ,ae several spe.rE.s
and arguments naie. sd the losnl,oty convcssa-
uon which took piece - various stages - he con-
yention. Tue nAs.es OF The dcl.ga,es--lhe yeas
and rays upoa TIE .es sssl 7uessttns ieeid.d--R.-
ports OF tomp,i';ecs---tiss at votes. &c. &c.
Together with the canning device re,orted 10
for the purpose Of Extracting majority of 10
out Of very stubborn ahd refractory figures.
1he Whole to eoncode with he ,snort of
Committee "i the Massachusetts Legislature upon
review OF the proceedings sutniited 10 tllei, con-
siderain.
Til, work viii contain no rrrasrls. or animal.
versions, hut a round unvarnisied ialen Of the
whole course pursued by this singular body of men
II canno, be doubted. such work win crafty
and anuse, il not instruct the giea, body Of the
people of Maine who have been The subject Of con-
sideration-A Aud ior who's. bcnei; this publication
IL proposed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
ANDREW MACKIE.

II EsPECTFULLY inform, his friend. and the
puolie tina, be has opened a TAVERN il,
Fore nree,. cosnsr Of Central iireet where he in
Tend. 20 u'e every eser,ioa TO keep good RNTER-
TAINlMENI for ,hofe who link proper to call.
~ OF fteaiy B1ARDEPS eau he accom-, MO.
dated. STsBLlNG foe Hories
Dee ss5s, 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
Fourtefntb Congress-. and 6fssion.
THURSDAY, DEC. IL.

,... THURSDAY, DEC. IL.
sENATR.-Messrs. Waller, Taylor and
Jas. Noble, the two Senators from The new
state OF Indiana, produced their credentials
and were duly qualified.
HOUSE Mr.. Jiright, Of NJ ,ryland, from
the Com. to whom the suhject WAS refer
red, reported y bill, so au,Aerize the settle
n,eht and Payment Of certain claims for .he
serv'ces " hiiEtia"
his bill requi es the accounting officers
OF the Treasury to credit and settle all ac
counts for services Of any detachment, OF
militia called into service uader the author
Ivy of the states tor the defence of any par,
o! The United States against the Invasion q,
The enemy during the l,te war, in the same
manner and on the same principles as &C
counts Tor the services Of militia called GU,
under the authority ofthe United States
payment therefore 10 be made in six per
cent stock, to be created for the purpose,
provided he states interested Shall accep,
the same as fun dissatisfaction uf their claims. ]
7he 6iAs0as fssqee read and committed .
The Star Spangled Banner.
!. MIR. Wipdovrr's motion for altering the
Hsg ofshe United States was taken up. and
alter some remarks on the same, in which
II was agreed, thu, some al,eration was me-
cesssry,n was voted that Com. be raised.
to enquire into the mode, best adapted! to
eaec, the object contemplated. In the
course OF debate, i! was observed tina, fsvo
stripes and tsvo stars only, have been ADDED
since The confederation, although air new
stses had come into the Union that law
should be passed TO authorize the Pr. .ideD,
by proclamation, to. cause IN additional
sfrifse and star TO be added TO the flag ON the
accession OF every pew state crslse. re.
store It BY apermanen. a;,, to Tie original
thfrieen,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21

fore, result in the choice of democratic can
didate.- We congratulate our country on this
evenly Y. Herald.
Meetings Of the citizens Of Baltimore and
Philadelphia, have been held, for the purpose
Of adopting measures OF personal security "a
gainst g1ngs of villains which infest those pia-
ccs. Me citizens Have been classed, the
cities districled ,patrocs established, and other
measures fsaie,y taken, OF which an account
Unpublished in the public pa 7ers. What an
evidence Of crime aud immortality, and in
time too, OF profound peace Has it come
to this, that the citizen must arm in his own
defence Is !be civil authority OF the country
Inadequate TO protect The persons and proper
ty of the subject {? Does t,uot argue deiec-
live police when individuals find il necessary
to quit their pursuits, and associate to give Ell
feet to the laws Ibid.
Presidents '.Mes:lec---It already appears,
from remark made by Mr.. Lowndes (and no
man understands the subject belter) that the
message is calculated TO make an erroneous
impression, both in. reference to the dispose
able surplus OF the treasury, and to the pre-
portion between the annual receipts and an
nual expenses Of the treasury. It's rlaguy
bard that Mr.. Madison, in taking his leave OF
public life, should hot be permitted to boast
as much OF the riches Of the national chest as
Mr.. jefferson, without being detected, till az
ter he was off ibid.
One OF the precious extracts from Cob
belts Register, which has been banded a
bout with great eiee, is that IN England ev
cry tenth man is paup-r. Look at Eng
land, say they who are picking the carcass /;
look a, EnSland cries every one OF Uncle
Sans men: lock =, England There wv.
cry tenth man is pauper. Be 1t SO. And
pray, gentlemen, how ioHg time will i,
take to make j. exsc,Iy SO n this coun,ry,
II panperism should continue to incfeasc
here in the same roiio that it has encreased
The last -Four years. lftbe business of your
impor,an, vocation wfli spare you few
leisure minutes, answer this question ii YOU
please.-Conn. Cur.
o.
The National Intelligence says. that II we
may ridge by the votes IN the. Senate 10 amend
Mr.. vafnun''s motion respecting the Compen-
sailon law, a large majority Of that body is
opposed to denme'ation, and possibly to a
repeal oil 1t.
Hon. CaASntfn RonarSs is appointed Sheriff
removed
-~|e
The Hon. William Gray has accepted his
appointment as Director OF the Boston
Branch OF the Bank OF the United States, aud
has been unanimously chosen President.
-
Hon. James p Preston, (during the wa,
valuable officer of the army OF the Uni ed
States is chosen Governor OF the state of
Virginia.
-
The Hon. ALEXANDRA G.. HASsoS. 3 elect
ed Senator IN Congress for lie state OF Ma.
ryIand, in tire place OF Mr. Harper resigned
q q. = a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21

John ANDERSON. has taken an OFFICE over
) tn Store OF Mai l.. srosrs, corner If Md
die aad Union s:res's aud hopes ny 6jeuy ana
interchangeable attention TO merit the confidence add
pasronsge Ut his Frieads and the Pubic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
FROM NEW-ORLEANS.

!" The venels are s deep along the Lee
wee at this early period. and daily arriv.
ing. No freights to be obtained, and
fuch another fcene Of commercial dissrefs
to ihip owners, ieeking freight., / think
has never before presented itself. Thofe
who are tending veflels to this per, for
freight will fuffsr and thofe who intend
Tending will act wifely to keep them at
hone, ifthey win to efcape the ruin ! /"
Mr.. Barbour, Of Virginia, ha: psopof.
ed in the, Senate Of the u. S. the fame
amendment TO TIC Federal Contribution,
as that which has originated in the Leg
itlaturs Of Mafiachufetss, refpeeting Con.
srtl1ional pay.
There appears "a, be Tome complaints
"a New-Hanphire againlt Gov. Plumer
for funding 10000 dollars in Treafury
Notes, when thofc Notes could have been
fold for much more than the 6 per cent
Rock would have coff. Perhaps he has
thus LOFT to the Rase q vaff deal more
man his fcheme for reducing ialaries
would have favsd.
w. E. Sumner, of Tenneifee, has pc.
ssioned the Legislature Of Indiana TO pers
! Nit him to purehsfe land in tina, tate,
and to introduce. on it AZ 1aves he in.
'tebds 70 free, and to make fom. provi.
6oa for. And h: delires to change his
own reiidence from Gave holding State.
Thee Aaves were born On his and his
hsh1s plantations.
Ne~. Haven, Con. Dc. 10.
Spvisg " Fse1-Mr. Matthew Read Of
this town Ia. invented and erected in his
own house, Fireplace and crate, which APP
persi be we'll calculated for saving fuel.
Mr.. Reed states, that on the 4,h inst.
which twill be remembered~as very cold
day all the fuel consumed was one half bush.
e. ofosk coal, and one stick Of dry wslnu,
wood IS inches in length, and 6 l2 inches
10 dianeter; which not only kept til. room
warm enough for setting room from o.
clock in the morning till 9 in the evening,
but was amply sufficient to do the cooking
'of The family, consisting Of seven person.
-'arbFeakiAst, beef steaks, vegetables and
coffee for dinner, boiled beef, pork and
ioSi, and half peck Of vegetables for
supper, slapjacks and tea heating water
'or washing dishes, and all necessary pur-
poses cooking and heating FIAT Irons for
ironing 80 pieces.
AR. Holmes. Of Maine. with all his
covers af raieSiaaon,. could certainly never
nave Calculated upon such signal mor,i.
neaiop - he must have experienced from
s tue treatment which his famous Conven.
uon report met with in the Legislature of.
Massachuse'ts. Not a single member in.
either house was found to supper, the po-
sis'ons OF the great calcu!ator.-U S Gag.
The bill now before the New lIsmp.
! saire Legislature. relative to Dartmouth
University, constitutes seven members Of
tas Board Of trustees, Of whom there are
'wsn'y one, quorum TO- the transaction
~ oaslness, ard authorizes smaller num-
0esso adjourn from time to time There
may therefore be three Quoru,us Of the
00ara' si'.ing and legally :rsnsacting husi
oess u different plsess a the same time.
Ansse may be ., the same time quorum
= 'ne old, and aquorum Of the new mem
'sess 81 The Board, 1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
MfRRIEU.

In Westbrook. by the Rev G. Bradley, NJ
John Harris, to Miss Esther Pioctor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
CONDlTIDNS.

=
The book Will contain about 100 pages ~ mo.
IL will be handsomely printed with good fair
type on eonmon paper. ~,
The price tn Subscribers will he 81 f.a cents.
stitched IN blue paper-io cts. IN half binding, and
81 cents, bound and euercd.
Those who will lrocure 10 subscribers and he
responsible for the ray. .hal' have the It'll, gratis.
ITAs II is proposed TO publish no more than
what are subscribed for il will be necessary that
the subscription papers should be returned III an ear
" day, that the work may be completed with all
convenient despatch. II is wished, therefore that
the ho,ers 81 these rppers would return them 10 the
Printers of the poRTLAsc GAzxTTk by the mid
die Of. January next. 80 A&
JPGen,emen friendly to the above proposed
publication. who may not have any other subscrip-
ton paper y, tirir possession, will confer favour
on the publisher. by cutting out the above propo-
sails aud procure subscribers to il in their vicinity
PorttGnd Dec 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21

pERSON' indebted to JcnN JAcs of Lisbon. in
The county OF Lincoln, Bsekim Ia, are i,f,rm
ed that he has empowered he iuo.c siber 20 coec,
laid deb's aud that so difehasSe OF receipt hgued
by ia'd Jack after this date viii De valid
howard ROWSE.
Bath Del
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21

$50 fss FRIDAY DEC. Is.
H'usE.--AmoDgst the petitions presented
to day, was one by Mr.. Archer of Md from
a number OF the Inhabitants oil Hartford
county, Md stating the almost total failure
OF Ike crops Of Corn, their Inability 10 pro
vidAt in sufficient Quantities for their. sup.
port, and praying the in,erposi,ion of Con
s'ess, bya temporary prohibition of,he
expectation OF grain. Referred to the com
mlttee Of commerce and manufactures.
.Aofioucl, Banhrubt La,v,
MIR. Hopkinson, Of Pennsylvania, i,om
the COMMITTEES on lbe Judiciary, reported
a bill for establishing al Uniform system q
.Hankrnhsey mir, h. made some pertinent
observations on the subject; and strongly
recommended its immediate at,.n,i,sn, iha,
the unfortunate persons, who were 10 be III
fecteG BY their decision. should be ti,he,
benefited by an act Of grace, or relieved
from STALE of-suspenre by knowing ,h.
worst Of their fate. Read twice and com
mit,etl
MILITARY CONGREGATIONS.
Mr.. johnson, OF Ken. reported bill
granting donations OF land to the officer. OF
the regular army, who have been disbsntsd
as supernumers aries viz.-To Mai Gene
raj, 1850 acres /; Brig. General, 1870; Col
and Lieut.. Col 700 Maj. 500; Capt. $50 /;
each suba!tern, 40; and TO officers of the
Medical aad otter staff, who have no rank,
IN proportion to their pay according to tn,
scale aforesaid. Read twice and commit
ted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21
JUSTICES RECORDS,
BLANKS

Az =" EFtTy MIN OF NOIlIlntrCIdI, OOUft !.
~ Justices aud other a>
BLANKS;
IN comrnon Use, may lie bad n. this OrEIcE, on
reasonable terms Dec 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21

would be lost, and the election you'll, there
fore, result in the choice of a democratic can
didate.-- We congratulate our country on this
evenly Y. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-21

Mr.. Barbour, Of Virginia, ha: psopo!
ed in the Senate Of the u. S. the fam
amendment TO the Federal Contribution
a. that which has originated in the Leg
ilaturs Of MafIachufet,s, refpeeting Con
srtllional pay.