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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
TREAr1Es-Rehgious g Political

10 the Bri,ifh Houfe of Commons, 9th
Feb. Mr. Erousham moved, that the
Prince Regent be requefed TO lay before
the houte copy OF tn, Religious irea
ty between Autiria kuiIia ana Prufia
at Paris, 25th Sept. ,Sis- alto, copy
Of the Political Treaty concluded in Jan.
1915, between G Britain, France and
Asttria. After confederate debate
thee motions were nrgatived by large
maiorities. The debate on the Religious
treaty was particularly interetting, Mr..
Broughman thought it very odd that the
Allies fhouid conclude iueh treaty ana
G.. Britain no, be a party. Especially as il,
was profeledly for fecuring the tranquil
ity OF turope. Heswent into an hiitori-
cal review to prove that 'his was nor The
6rit time that auttsia, Ruiia & Prufia
had coaleieed, and put this hands TO in
ftruments in which much had been faid
about peace jutiice and reliaian, but out
of which her, arofe to THEW iubjeds war,
and TO their nelgbbors aeg' G II. In re
ply, Lord Caitlereagh defended the cons
duel of the three Powers faid the En-
Speror of RuiIia had fhewn him copy of
the treaty before it was igned that the
three oovereigns wrote jolrt letter to
the Prince Regent lamentipg his aSfence,
and inviting him to accede to it ;-and
that the anfwer to il was that the coniti-
tuition G.. Britain interpreted an obita
Gle 10 The Prince Regent becoming par
ty to rhs treaty but afluring tbeir Ma.
ieities that the Britifh Governmen, felt
every good diff CLIFTON towards the ar
rangement. = Lord { was fa,ished tie
trea.y was nor intended to operate a.
eai It aoy Power not projecting lhriiti.
anity-b o to iecure laitins and happy
peace. it rrfpeded the Political
t,sa, aerween G Brian, France and
Auffr,a, IN jar. 1859 and which it was
cuulectu.rd mad for its bjeet drfen6ve
guarantees seainf ags'siiions or prrten.
lions of Ruiia lord {. faid, that at
the time the treay was made II there
had been any difunion or jealouiy, the
declarations and engagements which fol
lowed foon afterwards fhewed that full
confidence and union were reitored
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
LLOWER SEEDS
April a3

ME the iubscrihsrs having been appointed by
the Hon Samuel Freeman, Eiq 20 receive
and esamine the Claims of creditors to the ca,e of
IL vi ca M late of Windham, in fhe counl v of
Cumberland yecman deceaied represented in.ol
yer d. hereby give notice tina 6I men h, se ale
loved to aid credior, TO bring in and prove their
cams and thar We fhaiI attend hat ferv,ce At he
houfe of Edward Ihompion in S,and,fh in fad
county on the fecond Tuofdsy of May June July
Aagus, reptemosf end Oetober nes AZ en- . COX
in the forenoon o. THEODORE NUs,SY,
Standifh, April 10 EDW ARD lOMPsON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
ARMY
OF TEN THOUSAND REGULAR SOL
DIERS,
And filed the country with
assessors, Collectors, Eacisemen and Tar
Gaiherers

~1"o hssSu suc touhiy WIN
assessors, Collectors, E9cisemen and Tar
Gaiherers.
" These internal Taxes, (says Mr.. Jefler
SOM covering our land with officers, and ope
ming our doors to their intrusion, had already
begun that process Of domiciliary vexation,
which, once entered, is scarcely TO be res.
trained, from reaching successfully every ar
ticle of produce and of property. 1t may be
the pride and pleasure of an American icon
tinres Mr.. JefEerson) to ask, what Farmer,
what Mechanic, what Labourer, ever sees
Ta1 GaAerer f the United States ?''!!l
The cargo of the ship Pacific, one of the
four valuable vessels from Liverpool. ar. a,
New York, is calculated at f2so,ooO ste,l.
ing. Cept Skinner, one of,he Passengers
in the Pacific, is bearer of dispatches for
Government, from our minister at London
Exnaet Of a ase, from Richmsad, dated Aoril IN
" Business is very dull a, this place. Some f
tine oss.ers. in the presen scarcity Of freight.
have offered 10 take -four Is New.Yo,k as low
AS f1ueny.fve cents"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
FOR ALEXANDRIA,

Sgrfs THE schr. Mary James Lunt. master,
s-fss'''< will sail in six days--having two thirds
OF her cargo ready to ship. For freight or passage
apply 10 the master on board. April %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23

Fed .fdn:nisfrafion ditto.
Secretary Of State $500 $4,000
Secretary OF the Treasury $500 G,OoO
Secretary of War, 5000 6,oOO
Comptroller Of Treasury 1900 1000
Attorney General 1900 1000
Chief Justice Sup. Court 1900 5000
Associate Justices each $500 5000
Ministers to London, &c. 5000 1900
Add salaries OF four asso-
ciate Judges Su. Court IA, 900
Ditto OF FIVE ditto $4,000
A 900 $4,000
DEMOCRATIC INCRE.aSE THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
AND HAVE LOST THE FISHERIES, PART OF
OUR TERRITORY AND OUR TRADE, AND
ABANDONED SAILORS RIGHTS FOR AN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
CHARLRsroN, APRIL d.

The ship George, arrived this mossinp from
Ne" -Orie"ns, brought awsy ihe lsst hogsbee 4.
sugar IN hst nsrke' --Freighs New.O :
.s's Is 10 Sefysiew, thsy seserl British anN
American vessels we're going home In ballast.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23

AND SACRIFICED THE LIVES, AS HAS BEEN SUP
POSED, OF FROM THIRTY TO
EFTY THOUSAND FREEyHEN,
For the purpose Of maintaining their power.
They have also fixed upon the nation
A DEBT OF NEARLY ONE HUN
& DRIED And FIFTY MILLIONS OF
~t# DOLLARS.
They have raised Congressmen's wages from
SIX DOLLARS a day 10 FIFTEEN +
HUNDRED "A YE.qR.
The same party that have ever been preaching
ECONOMY to the people, have raised the
public salaries, as follows:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
LIVERPOOL, FEB II


Sbipwreeks. is with pain we have
to announce the lois OF 3 tranfPor's. the
Seahorle. Lord Melville and boadlcea,
on the coat Of Ireland, with many n
GERS and men, being part of the army
from France. The Seahorfe, after Icing
both anchors, drif.ed upon the lands be
tween rrarore and turthest end OF the
RApbit Burrow, about 6 miles from
Waterford. and in few minu'es went
entirely to pieces The number OF lives
loft by this melancholy calaitrophe was
as follows - officers IA, folders, 2e2 !:
feamen, "a; pafenser >, officers wife;
folders wives, go; officers children, !;
folders children, 4o--iotai 3oS-i ne
numoer faved amounted o''y to 81.
T. ufii1F,una,e fsD aies, II . taid, met
tl,rist.rc wi h uncommon Nrnneis AS
tae h.p DR. fed t0waras the ihore, with
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23
GARDEN SEEDS
ny the
BRIG BOXER.

John s. DUPEE has jun received from New
j York. general 1T r,men' of choice Cardeu
Seeds AMONG WHICH ARE
Green Savoy and eariy York Cabbage-squan.
Pepper fold Cellesy White Darn early cwarf
Pea, early eau .ilower, swee, MARIO UNI Sage &c.
and variety Of
FLOWER SEEDS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-23


TO THE PEOPLE OF THE U. STATES.
TEXT.
" A wise and frugal government should not
take from the mouth of labour the Bread it
has earned" So said Jefferson.
COMMENT.
Since the Democrats have been in power, they
have loaded the People with
TAXES.
q t Z Z t & .
A LAND PLAYHOUSE TAX-FURNI-
TURETAx-CARRIAG TAX--WAG-
CON TAX-HARNEss TAx--iI-
CENCE TAx-LEATHER TAX,
BOOT TAX-HAT TAX,
CAP TAX,
LADIES HAT TAX,
SUGAR TAX-TOBACCO
TAX-sNUFF TAX-sEGAR
TAX-BAR IRON TAx-SPLIT IRON
TAX-BRAD TAX-ROL,D IRON FAX
PIG IRON TAX-CUT NAIL TAX--sPRI6
TAX-UMBRELLAT AX-PAPER TAX,
NEWSPAPER TAX-STAMPTAX,
DOUBLE POSTAGE TAX
CANDLE TAX-CARD
TAX-SADDLE
TAX,
Birdie TAX,
BEER TAX-ALE
TAX-PoRTER TAX,
WHISKEY TAX-DOUBLE d.
TIES, &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c,
The same party who have saddled the above
Taxes, and a thousand others on the backs
OF the people, were the authors Of
1 & 4 4 4 q &
GUN BOLTS,
.NON-JMPORTAIION LAWS,
NON-INTERCOURSE LAWS,
E.MB.4RGOES,
DRY DOCKSn!
LO.4NS--TREASURY NOTES,
ENLISTMENT OF MINORS
CONSUMPTION!
They also plunged The country unprepared
into sanguinary
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consider the policy OF Russia. in welcoming and
deed, attracting TO her bosom the illu'triou
Sxiles of France-the operation which this CIR
umstance promises to have on her half civilized
State-her i'll differed and badly disciplined ar
nies-her public councils where sSmi.barbarous
aobles and intriguing favorites too often predomi
nate, &C.. but we want both room and time To
pursue such an enquiry--As to those victims OF
political persecution, whom their better stars may
guide to our peaceable shores, may they forget,
IN the enjoyment Of Heavens best gift. liberty,
the vicissitudes of war; the oscillations of artif.
cial governments, the splendid hopes of ambi-
ton, and its restless pursuits. They bring to us
great and awful lessons-To them We owe in re-
turn examples of rational freedom, vrtuous ha-
bits, and cordial hospitality.
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WAsn1yerox. Apr;Is- 1916

WAsnITGroS, April 8. 1916
The BANK BILL has finally passed both
Houses of Congress, and wants only the sigma
ture of the President to become law
The question is now settled, that this is the
measure which, IN the opinion of the Congress.
will remedy the evils at present experienced from
the depreciation of Bank paper IN various parts
OF the country, and restore the equilibrium of va.
Tue to the currency OF every quarter of the union.
rests for, although some part of both houses of
Congress voted for 1t an instrument to aid in
the administration of the finances, the bill certain.
ly would not have passed either house but fer the
consideration first named. The bill having pas.
sed, and being likely to receive the appreciation
OF the Executive, let US hope from it the best eff
fects
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FROM THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Extract Of a letter .fiOm an officer on 6OGrdhIe U
S. Sioqp Of War Ontario, dated

Lrtract q a leffcr T'om an g6fcer on 6ogrdthe U
5. Sio9p Of War Ontario, dateh
" PORT MAHON, JAN. o.
We have been cruising the greater part of the
last four months, except some weeks that we lay
at Carthagena, but are now lad up for the win.
ter.
p" The only news have for YOU is the loss of
his Catholic majesty's line of battle ship. the
Ferdinand Our commodore (who you know has
much of the milk of human kindness nhim) sent
party ofmen on board, to fit the vessel out and
take her round TO Car,hagena. In her passage She
experienced little gale from the N. w. the
second day out she sprung leak the third day
she went down, when within five miles Of Algiers,
but all the men, amounting 10 IS were saved
They all arrived here few days since. in tie
sloop ofwar Ere, except the Spaniards.
The Dey has determined 20 keep those Door Eel.
lows until the brig which we captured and car.
RED into Carthagena, is given up - COLUMBIAN
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rBY aUTHORITY.7
AN ACT

Rewarding the Officers and Crew of the sloop OF
War Hornet, for the capture and destruction
OF the British Sloop Of War Penguin.
BE IL enae'ed6y he Senate and House Of Re.
reSentaHUes efhe United States Of america in
Congress assembled, That the President of the
United States be, ard he is hereby authorised to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-10

ERHATA in the piece headed Another Euro.
pan Treaty in Saturdays Argus, in the 5th pa
ragraph of the 18th article for Before the En-
Pefor of Austria" read " Before the Emperor of
Russia"
In the 5th article and 1st line for S happiness
read & happiness.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-10

n complete Republican Triumph. --Joseph
Wyatt & John P. Richardson, elected in opposi
ton to two Popular Federal Gentlemen.
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Plaintiff.



William d. Wren, sergeant Of the City oE Rich
mond, committee Of the goods and effects Of
Charles Purcell. decd; Thomas f. C.. Purcell,
John Purcell Sarah Purcell, and Ann Purcell,
devisees Of the said Charles Purcell. decd
DeteaGants.
THE defendants Thomas F. G. Purcell, John
Purcell, Sarah Purcell and Ann Purcell, not ha-
v.hg entered their appearance and gwen security
according 70 the Act of Assembly and the kules
OF this C1ur', and It appearing BY satisfactory evi-
denee, that they are not inhabitants ct this coun-
try II IS ordered, That the said Defendants do
appear here on the first day ofthe next term and
answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and that u
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspsPerpublIshed in the City ofRlehmond, for
two months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol, in the said City.
Copy--Tcstc,
Wa. w. IIENINC. c. c.
April 10--w8w.
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTIoN.
Votes for Governor.

Votes for GOvernor.
BRooIs, Fed.-DExTER, Reb
Returns from IL towns, 5054 1892.
.Nef Democratic gain in IL tOIgas, 49,.
BoSt. ID. .Adu.
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VIRGINIA:

at Rules holden in tte Clerks Office Of tie lSnbe.
riOr court Of Chaneery for the Richmond his.
trict, the 5h day Of .IbTl 1916.
Mary Geyaudan, an infant, by Benjamin Pollard,
her next friend,
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AN ACT FOR the relief of Gustayna Loomis

~ hOh TOT reIIeI OF 1ustavus LoomIs. =
BE enacted by the Senate and Ho,tsc. Of Re.
prescnfdnues the United States Of -7naer1ca n
Congress assembled, That the proper accounting
officers of the war department be, and they am.
hereby authorised and directed, to audit and set.
tie the claim of Gustsvus LOOMS, assistant depu.
ty quarter-master general, and to allow him in
the settlement thereof such credits az may be
equitable and just
!. H. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House of Rep,esenfat,pssss
i. JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate bro fernsore.
March 1o, 1816-ArrRovEp.
JAMES MADISON.
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have distributed as prize money TO Captain james
Biddle Of the Sloop of War Hornet, his officers
and Crew, the sum of twenty FIVE thousand dol
srs, for tie capture and destruction of the Bri.
'ish Sloop of War Penguin and that the sum Of
twenty five thousand dollars, out of any money in
The Treasury not otherwise appropriated, be, and
the same is hereby appropriated for the purpose
Aforesaid.
II. CLAY,
Speaker The House Of Represensasites.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President ofshe Senate, pro fernporc
Febry. 90, ISl6--APrRovEp,
JAMES MADISON.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

KING George COunty.--William Talliaferrc
John g. Stewart.
SUSSEX COlnty,--Hugh C. Belsches, -
RoSsel.F
City Of RichnOnd,--John RobertsOn.'
.NssO Members.
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EMIGRATION.

Nos patia fines, ct dulcis Enquimus area,
Nos bafriam fnginrts. Virg.
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fTes1de7tt Of Tie SeHute pro felnbo
March %, 1816--ArPGovED,
JAMES MADISON,
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CHARLOTTe. RpcrNrpArpn

; Ne7o Members.
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[NUMBER SO
NOTICE
TREASURY DgpARr,fENr.

September 12th, 1916
The proposition made by this department fot,
commencing the payment Of small sums in c.,in.
on the first day of October, 1916 has been p.ener.
any declined BY the state banks. vhic,, have
heretofore su ,pended their specie payments. And
as an arrangement for supplying the people
w'th the requisite medium 10 pay their duties
and taxes, independently OF tl. State f,s,l,s
Cannot be conveniently made, until the bank 81
the United States shall be in operation no further
measures viii be pursued, with a view to the
collection OF the rev. uuc in coin. on the sud
first day OF October 1916.
But IN pursuance of the Resolution of Con.
gress, passed ON the 29th day of April 1916.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
That rom and alter the both tiay Of Eebru,,.,t
1917, all duties, taxes, debts, or sums of monet.
acofung or becoming payable to the u States
must De paid and collected in the legal Currency
Of the United ss4tes, or Treasury Notes. ~
EoteS OF tbe BANK Of the 9aited states. or IN
Notes of Banks which are PAYABLE and maid On
demand IN the legI currency OF the U States:
and not otherwise.
And all Collectors and receivers of Public
money are required to pay due attention to the
nouce hereby given; and 10 govern themselves
~ we correction and receipt of the public dues.
duties, and taxes, accordingly
The Collectors of the Customs. and ,f tho nj.
rect Tax and Internal Duties, are requested to
lake tnis notice generally known, Gy all the
means IN their power. Snd the rnters a,1
thorzed to publish the laws of the u States will
DC Pieased 10 insert 1t in their respective news
papers. :.
4 j. DALLAu.
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FAIL GOODS.

Per the ship Mary & briggs Albion & Thos. BOrch
direct from Liverpool.
Rose, Point & D.fSe Blankets,
VNapt Cottons,
observation-disclosures Caps.
Plains, Asrseys & Fushiilss,
Coatings & fearnoughts,
NanRetS--lckite and coioure4,
Eorkshire Cloths and CasSimeres,
Ladies and PeLice cloths, :
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BLacic and Fancy coLoured Bombusetts,
plain and ttoilled Rattinetts.
Saperfne Cloths and Cassimsres,
.herino shat0is,
Hardacare and Cutlerg,
IN assortment Of FotoliRg pieces Of su-
spsrior manufacture,
Crates and China .,0are tosl selected.
Offered for sale by
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
1T Rides holden in the C6sri-'s Office of tho Supe
Tior Courf Of Chancery for me Richmond Dis
fTiict, tie 24h June, 1916.
Farquhar M'Kenzie, Duncan M'Kenzie, Catha.
rire M'kenzie, john Chisholm, and William
enishoim' Ph's.
Nathaniel Snelson, administrator of the goods
chattels & credits which were of John M'Ken.
zie, decd. and Donald VI Renzie, John M'Ken.
zie, William Mckenzie, John AI'fsae and Ma.
ry his wife, who was formerly Mary NIX epzie
and Alexander Chisholm, Alexander Chisholm.
yunr. Archibald Chisholm and Donald CHS.
holm, mr..
The Defendants, Donald M'K enxie, John Mp
kenzie, William M'Kenzie, John M'Rss, and
Nary his wife, Alexander Chisholm, Alexander
Chisholm, yunr. Archibald Chisholm, and Don
aid CHISHOLM, not having entered their aprear.
anceand given security according TO the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country: IT is ordered,
That the SAID defendants do appear here on The
hfst day OF the neEt term and answer The bill of
The Plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith insert ed in some newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for two months sue
ccssiscly and posted at the front door of the Ca.
pitol, iii tie said City.
a copy--reste,
VIM. w. HENING, C, C. T.
August 21-wew. t1
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NOTICE.

The surviving officers of the revolutionary ar.
my OF the United States, are respectfully inform.
ed that the Undersigned are a committee on be.
half OF the officers of The Pennsylvania Inc, and
that they are desrous of learning the names Of
the gentiemen,who gre or may be appointed COM
mittees, on behalf of the officers of the other
STATE for the purpose Of prosecuting their claims
at the next session of congress.
The Editors ofnewspapers IN the several states
who wish TO promote the interest of the Survly.
ing oiicers OF the revolutionary army. will be-
pleased togive this notice an insertion in their
respective papers.
Iiath. .H'Conneu,
.9Jon. g. Ciaypoote,
James Gtentl0orth,
Calender Lruine.
Committee.
Philadelnhia. Aug. 9. 1916.
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August II, 1915

The subscriber tenders his services 70 the CT.
tizens Of Richmond as an experienced Tailor,
who will execute faithfully any thing in that
line Of business with deSpatch,-He 1t present
resides near to Mr.. Gsthwrighps end Mr.. SHADES
store, where he will be thankful for the smallest
favor in his line of business.
His lady, Ann williamson, understands the
different branches in the millinary line, and will
be thankful for any favor conferred on her in tho
above line.
JAMES WILLIAMSON.
ssptsmber11.
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
ne Rules holdsn IN tie Clerks Office Of hde .Sape-
riOr CoWt Of ChanceryJor tie Rscanond lis
f'ict. ths 24th dag Of July, 1916
Edward Lee, Pt'f
Richard Herring, Thomas Lee, Matthew Wiz
Laras, Clement n. Jameson, ThoniNs Cox, WI.
ilsSa T. Norton. William Ii. Taylor, and Am
brose Ellis, Def's.
The Defendant Richard Herring not having
entered his appearance and given security accor.
ding to the Act of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhsbitant Of this country: Ii
q ordersd, That the .ad Defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term and answer
the bill OF the Plaintiff and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully andposted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said City.
A Copy-Tess,
Aug. 14-wSw.