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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

it fhould have happened that the fifher.
men of the United States, through ignor-
ance Of the circumstances which affect
this quettion, fhould, previous to your ar
rival, have already commenced fiihery
fimilar to tina. carried on by them previs
Gus to the late war, and hould have &C
cupied the Britifh harbours, and formed
establishments on. the Britifh territory,
which could not be fuddenly abandoned
without very comfortable lofs, his royal
highnefs the Prince Regent, willing to
give every indulgence to the citizens of
the United States, which is compatible
with his majefy's rights, has command
ed me to inilrua you to abifain from
molelting fuch fihermen or impeding the
progrefs of their filming during the pref
ent year, unlefs they fhould, by attempts
to carry on con,raband trade, render
themfelves unworthy protection or in.
diligence, You will however not fail to
communicate to them the tenor of the
inftruaions, which you have received,
and the view which his majely's govern
ment take of the queftion of the ffhery,
and you will, above all, be careful TO ex
plain to them that they are not in any
future teafon TO expect continuance OF
the: fame indulgence.
June y, 1915. BATHURST.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
THE FISHERIES.

Exfrad fym an rider iOaed by tie Brity6
Government to its Navai Officers, &c.
am commanded by his royal highnefs
the Prince Regent to lnitru0 you to abb
itain mott carefully from any interference
with the fifEery, in which the fubjeGts of
the United states may be engaged, either
on the Grand Bank of Newfoundland.
the Gulf Of St. Lawrence, or other places
in the Sea AT the fame time you will
prevent then, except under the circum
RANGES hereinafter mentioned, from uGng
the Brisiih territory fer purpoies conneet-
ed with the hihing veflels from bays, har-
bouIs, rivers. creeks, and inlets Of all his
msjeay's poaeGons. In cafe, however,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

ford. Croeheroa. Cuthbert, Darlington, Dean.
Edwards, Forney, Forsyth, Castor, Cls,so.
Goldsborough, Goodwin Griffin, Hale I'm.
Hammond, HAYES, Herbert, Huger, Hcos.,
ford, Ingham, Johnson, Va. Langdon, Levi.
Love, Lowndes, Lumpkin. Lyle. Lyon. Mach,
Mason, M'Coy. Piper, Root, Boss, Smith ":
Sou,hard, Stanford, Strong, Taylor. NY IT,,
fair, Townsend, Tucher, Vose, Wallace. w."
N. J. Whiteside, Wilcox, Wilde. win.
Williams. WilIoughby. W. Wilson, Ysacev..S,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
BATHURST.

Miss Patterson, formerly Madame JE-
RoAE BoNAPaRTE, is now a leading star al
the Ambassadorial Balls Of the Duke Of
Wellington, AVID in all the circles OF high
fashion al Paris, where she is particularly ad-
mired for her beauty and accomp ishmeuts
London ha/aer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
BY THE MAILS.

Peter Allen's Council have dismissed q
Federal (ohfain az one of the Nardens 81
the Port OF New York, and appointed De-
mocrafic Clergyman, to the place!
The same worthy Council have removed
Col. RICHARD PLAT, from the Office
Of Assistant Commissary, and appointed .
Mr.. Mclaughlin. The veteran Col. had
claims for experience, fidelity and revolu-
tiouary services, which true fatriots and
Republicans would have respected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

A bill, providing guardians to confirmed
Drunkards. with power as in cases Of tunaey
is in its passage through the New York LIE
gislature The Cause Of humanity and jus
lice will be assisted by the enacion Of sucl
a law.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

moved to subject the bank, in case OF refusal
to paw in specie, to an interest of 8 per-
cent, which was partially modified by Mr.,
Zheker-opposed by Mr.. Clay, supported
by Mr.. Randolph, and passed. The bill
was then reported to the House.
Extract from General Smith's Steeeh on
the Bank BiA.-The following candid ac-
knowledgemsn,s, from so leading demo-
crat as General Smith, excites particular
notice.
In regard to the direction and manage
ment of fiscal affairs, he said, the late Sec
rotary of the Treasury (mesning Mr.. Cal
la,in) who went into that department with
as many prejudices as any man could we'll
entertain, thought ell was wrong there, and
he was the very person to set 1t all right |:
He examined the subject day and highland
after all his examination, he had not found
single io,a OF Mr.. Hamilton's system to
alter, sc. BY this anecdote, Mr. S. illus
trales the advantage Of practice over theo.
ry."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

MASSACHUSETTS,
= Federal Nominations. j
= MAJOR-GENERAL
JOHN BROOKS. :
= For GOVER.NOR.. and 4
HIS HONOR 4
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.l
II LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
q SENATORS.
II YORK DISTRICT.
q JOSEPH DANE,
4 ABEL HALL.
3 CUMBERLAND DISTRICT. I
: Hon. LOTHROP LEWIS. !
1SiMON GREENLEAF,E ESQ. I
Lincoln, Honcock &, Washington D;ssrct. i
4 Hon. WILLIAM CROSBY.
: EBENEZER INGLEE, Esq.,
BENJAMIN HASEY, ESQ. !
= KE.NNEBEC COUNTY.
eTIMO'Y. BOUTELLE, ESQ.,
1OXFORD t. SOMERSET DISTRICT
: LEVI WHITMAN, Esq. !
UPTHE Federal Electors Of Massachusetts \
4 ought to take especial care that every ballot =
for Governor should be for g General Joka1
= Brooks, /" or for " John Brooks Of Medforarl
7 as there are many Of the same name in she
= State.
AT convention OF Delegates from the town
composing the Oxford and Somerset Senator.
al District, at the dwelling house Of JESSE
Stone, Esq. in Livermore, on the 18th day d
March, 1916, tor the purpose Of nominating
candidate for SENATOR OF this commons eslA
for that district for the ensuing year, CYRn
HAmLIN, Esq. being chosen President, and
Mr.. CHARLES DARRELL, Secretary.-voted
that the following Resolutions be aitested BY
the President and Secretary and forw ardedin
publication in the Portland and Hailoweu
Gazettes.
Rcsotued-That we hold II 10 be the dutyd
Federalists to remain fixed in support Of thoe
principles which have ever distinguished tttn
and we ought to be more than ever attach.
ed to those men, who, in the worst abuses 81
power, and in scenes of the greatest distress,
have aimed only at public good, and viii
hrmness and magnanimity, persevered to The
complete attainment of their object.
Resolved-That we sensibly feel the losswe
sustain in tho retiring from the Office Of goy-
srnor of this Commonwealth, of his Excelen.
~ CALEB STRONG that we should gladly have
him in the Office which he has filed
with so much honor to himself and advantage
10 the State; and that our best wishes for hn
future prosperity and happiness will accom-
pany him in his retirement.
Resotved--T That we recollect with the wan
est sensibility and highest emotions Of graft
tude, the distinguished revolutionary services
Of the Hon. JOHN BROOKS, Esq.--shat ~
entertain the greatest respect for his talents
and for his political, moral and religious n
that we will give him our mod
cordial support for the Office Of Governor Of
this Commonwealth for the ensuing year,
and we most sincerely recommend him 10 Tie
support OF the electors Of this district.
ResolDed-That we respect the virtues and
talents of His Honor WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
Esq. and that we will support him for the Of
fice OF Lieut.. Governor OF this Commonwealth
The ensuing year; and that we recommend
him TO the electors of this district as highly
entitled to their support.
Resoi0ed-That
LEVI WHITMAN, Esq.
of NORWAY,
be recommended TO the electors Of this Sena
lorial District, as gentleman in every re-
spect qualified TO receive their support as q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

From the Portsmouth O. ac,e.
II PICTURE FOR THE people,;
THE Glory" OF DEMOCNAT!CK
REIGN.
IN former number, We observed tina,
the present time was peccliaily favourable
TO form correct opinions respecting the real
policy OF the leading men Of the two great
parties IN our country that 1t was the du
ty ofevery cisizen to form such opinions /;
that Tho policy ofleading msn was 10 be in
terred from the resul, Of the respective sys-
TENS Of the diff, rem, administrations Of ous
general government that our national
character, at the time Of the adoption OF the
constitution,ssood as that Of any other nation
and tina! the publick debt, at tba: time, a.
mounted 10 nearly
One Hundred millions
that our publick debt now, is at least
One Hundred and Fifty mlA,ons /;
that our national character stood unsullie d
at the close Of Washington and Adams
administration that at thai time the wvo
iutionary and public debt was reduced to
Ee,ghfy-Ihree millions
that all these facts were now admitted by
men OF all parties and opinions.
In order to place in clearer point OF
view the relative economy or prodigsli,y OF
The two former 4 two latter adminis., atoms
f our general government, | might have
added, thst during the twelve years OF
Washington and adams administrations,
The whole amount OF revenue was ,
Seventy Eight millions.
that during fourteen years and nine months
of Mr. Jefferson and Mr.. Madison's admin
i,trations the receipts into the treasury were
Tue Hundred and SIXTY Eight mil
hons.
Itappears, therefore, that the federalists, on
coming into power, found the public deb,
about
One Hundred Millions;
that they received Of the peoples money
SeOeaty- Eight miN,ons,
and left them
Eighty Three Millions
in debt. That the republicans, on coming
into power, found the publick debt
Eighty Three millions;
that they received Of the people, money
lwo Hundred and Siry Light mil
lions,
and now hold them responsible fora publick
debt Of
One Hundred and Eifiy millions.
Now il we deduc; from the publick debt
sum equal to what il was at the close oil
Mr.. Adams administration, viz.
Eighty Three millions,
and add the remaining
Sirty. S. Ten millions to the
71Uo Hundred and SIXTY Eight
millions,
received into the treasury since the repub-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

THE day Of consideration is at hand. iou
are soon to declare whether yeu are the true a's'
Piles OF Washington or the admirers OF his enenrs
and the willing dupes Of artful and designing Por
ticians You VINO have long struggled in the eou'*
of honest policy, would exhort TO perseverance
10 you who have either unfortunately or desSs
eddy rcnounced the principles Of the old school, =
the head of which stood W ashington, Brooks s"a
long catalogue Of worthless, would say someu.s
not to irrtate but to excite reflection and p''-
auce honest and just conviction. -,
To those who resolve on sdhering to the Pr'ne',,
Piles which FIRST gave rise to our constitutioo sn'
which for considerable time Influenced its sdm'a-
istrations, would say, you have all the rewaos,
which the discharge of an upright and enilsa'ens"s
conscience can afford. You have the satsiae',oa "
acting consistently with your own interest ana LAP
piness, of strengthening the friendship On y'"'
friends, and averting the contempt OF your 90.
mics. You have the pleasing reflection, that IN sas
days that tried the souls Of men. you have s'0o1
firm e the true intsrssts Of your coan'fy'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
THE NdvY.

In the discussion oil bill few days
since in the House of Representatives Of
Pennsylvania, a member proposed an a.
mendmeM to one of the sections, when an
other member jumped up and said " Mis-
ter Speaker agree 10 that unanimonsiy."
(4aryisburgh hafier.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

american Eagle de6ased !-Counterfeit
pieces in imitation Of Quarter Eagles having
got into circulation, j, would be well for the
public 10 beware. Ihey are larger than the
real ones and are dated 800.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
OXFORD T. SOMERSET DISTRICT
LEVI WHITMAN, Esq. /

UPTHE Federal Electors Of Massachusetts,
ought to take especial care that every ballot
for Governor should be for g General Jaks
Brooks - or for s. John Brooks Of Medfora y
as there are many Of the same name in she
State.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
LEVI WHITMAN. Esq.

be recommended TO the electors Of this Sena
torial District, as gentleman in every re-
spect qualified to receive their support Is
Senatorial Candidate for the ensuing political
year.
CYRUS HAMLIN, Presidtn',
CHARLES BARRELL. Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

Gov. ToMPxINs and 1t. Gov. TAYLOR.
had both determined to decline re-eiec.
ton to those Offices and never changed
their minds (that We know of I'LL they were
asked to /! Their resolution was like that OF
some females again matrimony-unaltera
BILE till opportunity occuas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

VIM Linnent the murderer Of the Ven
cradle Dr.. Ramsey, has been arraigned in
Charleston, Is. Co. and acquitted on the
ground Of insanity. On the verdict being
read, he thanked the jury for their tenty
but thought they had not done him justice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

tons,
which has been received and expended by
Mr.. Jefferson and Mr.. Madison's admins
ttation, more IMAM all that was received by
5he two former administrations. Besides,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-06
Fredericksburg, August 8.
ElPEi

About 8 O'Clock on "Wednesday morn.
nc, the inhabita is of this town were
aroused with the dreadful cry of " Fire ;;
Fhe flames were discovered issaing from
some eat building in the rear of Doctor
Carter's dwelling house, and Messrs. Ray
|nonds' hat mandatory, aud nearly op-
|oosite to The office 0! the Virginia Herald.
t,wilx to the lateness of the hour. and
ne deceive means of giving the alarm,
the flames had communicated to several
buildings before a sufficient humber of
|citizens could be assembled to check tlleil
progress. And when they were assem-.
jbIed. Sc destitute we're they of the neces-
|Sary implements for pulling down houses.
&C. that the utmost Efforts of III directed
zeal were Intellectual, The flames pro.
crossed slowly and steadily to the build
lings fronting ON the street. aud threaten.
led the destl uelion of the fairest portion
iof tie town. fortunately it had rained
!aIl night, and a heavy shower fell at this
.rericti; which. with the calmness of the
wind. and the most devoted and yerseyer.
ting efforts of the citizens. prevented the
lhouses On the opposite side of the street
from catching. The whole row OF wood
len buildings. between George street on
|she NORTH, and Mr.. Shultice's fire proof
house en- the souh, consisting of nine
front teuements with all their back build.
ing, we're consumed.
Owing to the wethess of the night, the
lire communicated from house to house
$50 Slowly, that most of the furniture and
goods were saved. We are happy in be-
ing able to state. that the aggregate lpss
is uncomfortable. Most OF the houses
~ ere injured.
How the fire originated has net been
ascertained. No suspicion, as far as we
can learn, exists of its having been the
work of an incendiary and yetit is dit.
Gcult to trace il to an accidental source
The persons who were deprived Of
|their homes On this occasion, were, Mr..
Edward Shaw, dry goods and grocery 4;
Mr.. Walter Gregory, tailor, shop and
house; Aiessrs. H. Il E. Ray
|mond and Go. hat mandatory Dr.
Charles L. Carter, shop and dwelling
house Mr. II. White, silvers!nith, shop
aud dwelling house Mr.. Peter Spilman.
merchant tailor, shop AND dwelling house:
lDrs. Carmichael! and Browne, shops
IAlr. Harris Walker, tailor, shop and
dwelling house, and Ms. James Heath,
dwelling.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-06
HAIL STORM.

On Saturday, evening we were VISITED
by a Hail storm, which seemed to come
from the n. f. The breadth OF the VEN
seems by its effect to have been about l.
.,iles. In some places, the stones were
-of an unusual size-being as large a
|hen's eggs-but they were generan,
smaller-The hail was of every VARIETY
|of form, from the sphere to the most nfe
guiar polygon-the edges Of many eein'
Jagged, SO as to make them look hA
Iumps of ice, rather than hail stones'-
Little injury was done to our gardens
glass the fury of the storm being sPel
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-06

.-v;etics Of the British chief were
: e sysr They had been almost to-
gov ~ = be borne. Often, it's SAID. b.
rssu .syed in agony, for the Prussians 2
esuP; ;sbti When their guns comment
tpe - E described by officers who hear,
sd' : thing ike yell of rapture, VII
Isa's he called out, there gees oif
VIM, vasS At last,'' and unable to bear a.
. DlusS hurst into tears. $4,000 OF ms
i es'ds law on the ground about him I; ant
i > asars him was the spectacle OF his pc.
's GU enemy. who were withia a barr
: cru Ia.atb Of destroying him, in full ronl
0 - min; and the world delivered The
al 'nsrt was too overpowerins, the feeling
p y 100 much for any heart to contain.
:, va i instant the great Napoleon arc
y e.. !. we're leyelled in the dust. Ma.
' l,au Austerlitz, Jena, Friedland, Wa
'.a en-. & fell ike stars from the firma-
s's .,'east & the star Of peace" arose,
r y enemies were mass of panic and I'M
\, .srry The meter Gag OF England"
ls !. burning terrific. and had consigned
). VI ;nsulted, injured Prussia, a ripened
harvest of revenge.
The mind has scarcely buoyancy suth-
.;..t 10 allot to England a pinnacle OF
s .Ssry high enough for this crisis. The
s sseornt Is too complex, as web as too vast
saallow at one grasp view of all its ele-
m,uts. One feature isin prominent and
militant light, the steadiness of England
tor FIVE aid twenty years, concentrated
;Dtoa focus at Waterloo, to which eter
ri mstice denied not the victory.
What weuld Cowper have said, wher
,e did such justice to the constancy Of
4, country when bearing up against the
; >, and hostility of the world in
.fesdoi engrossing, as she now does theil
eraitude and admiration.
30 England thou art a devoted deer
Reset by every i'll but that of fear,
The nations hunt, all mark thee for a
prey
They swarm around thee, bat thou
staad's at bay,
rndaunted still, tho wearied and per
picked,
Once Chatham saved thee, Who shall save
thee next a.
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RosroN. August /.

By the ship Susan, which arrived al
this port yesterday from Liverpool, we
nave received the papers Of that city tc
June II, and London to tie 18th. I hey
furnish no news of any Importance. The
reelected, of Mr.. Canning at Liverpool
in opposition to Mr.. Leyland, was car.
RED By 1880 votes against 7sS. The poi
was open FIVE DAYS. Flour was quoted
at IS to COS. The ships Courier and Ii
yerpooI Packet, arrived out from Boston
the former i'll II days and the latter IN q
days passage. ).
The ameant of revenue to the British
government from newspaper stamps II
England for the year ending Jan, $, 1917
was SOS. 4l4l 5 4 In Scotland 20, 28'l
|l2 10 The amount paid by the Londol
|Courieralons was 81, 1881. IS 5, Desioe
the duty paid on advertisements.
The British. stocks are quoted June l
Is, Der cts. acc. "a S-4 1913 Per ceh'
,ed. 60 rs IS Omnium 2S IL pr.
French Funds June IL, 5per CTS % =
loo Bank Shares 1lCl4.
Didier suffered death.in execution Of Cd
sentence against him for treason, az Lyal'
'IJune 10. Grhe Dutches OF Bern passee
.ILyoas on the same day on her wy y
] Paris.-Twent eight persons haselpeei
Harvested at. Paris Tor an asiedgeo e0i
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Richmoa9. Aug,tst l.
vEGETAEI.E CURIOSITY,

Mr.. THOMAS Stanton. Of tits City, has
been obliging enough to shew Us three
Cucumbefs, which he raised IN his own
parden-one Of them measures Is lie IN
ches in leugh, and II S-4in circumter-
ence. The three togcthermeasore 4 feet
q 1-2 inches long. aud two feet ten in
cbes in circumference. They are the
long green Cucumber; whose seed was
imsorted from England in the Spring o.
1915. II is peculiar sorto Cucumber
but it also ewes much to the pecuiia'
mode Of ca,ture adopted BY Mr.. Stanton,
las Others raised from the same seed are
very inferior 10 his.
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apon the surrounding country. The corn
if Young, was beatinto the earth /; if rank
he buds we're considerably bruised, and
the fodder torn into shreds The win
lows ola few Of the houses have beer
stripped Of their glass. A negro woman
in the act of bearing her child into the
rouse, received upon her arm a hail stone
which cut it as accurately, aslf it had
been done by knife. Within a mile OF
this city, the wind was so strong in one
as to strip most of a worm
fence Of every rail, except the bottom
ane
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-06
9ry morning incendiary bills are found on

Try morning incendiary bills are Found or
ne walls.
The Dutch have added two vessels o.
ne line aud ffigates to their squadro'
O the Mediterranean.
At Havre, June 6, 20 bales of sea IS.
and cotton were sold at ST. 80. June 10
III bales upland at 48 soils; 10 bags blact
pepper at so soils.
At London. June 9. new dollars Is
III l-s per OF; new doubloons Is Is.
Portuguese gold 4.
From the Boston Palladium Of Tuesday
Lisbon, June 90.
Letters received here from respectabl.
house in the Mediterranean, state, tina
Algiers has declared. or rather made Wa
upon the British and that they have al
ready captared two orthree English yes
sells.
"a letter from the Portuguese Consu
at Corunna. dated s0th ult. to the Boar
of Trade of this city mentions the arr;
val at Vigo, of a Spanish ship, whicl
was plundered on the 18th; IL leagues Of
Gadiz, by a Buenos Ayres schr. privatee
under Am. colours, no doubt the Romp
the commander ofwhich obliged the Spa
lnish captain to give bond as ransob
for his ship, of $4,000 and threatened t
burn her, il he attempted to so into ga
dir"
Pricesa Lisbon, June 12.-On boar,
American wheat go to eco rs. per alq
corn and rye 40 to 500 -four 1890 t.
I6. 900 per bill; rice $500 to 1000 pc
qti rosin 600 per bbl : salt proyisi, /
without demand: bees wax 500 to SOC
Salt $500 per moy, measured on board
lemons 1900 per box wine 10000 t
ll20,o0 per pipe: Our market for grain
lot every description. is more promiSin;
| than tol some time past, and the prices Oh
the advance. The only articles otimpoIt
ance that promise answering resulad'
from the us. are Indian corn and wheat
Pipe Slaves are worth 9a10 cents o.
board, AMI without prospect of going
higher.
Ne have received letter from ;
young gentleman on board the Eisate I
States, dated at Barcelona, May Il
why're she had been exempted from tbe
rlsors OF the quarantine regulations. Ih'
| U. S. was to sailyin few days, supposed
for Mahon. She had landed the Swedish
/ Consul and family at Marscilles.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY; Aueusr 6.
appointments by the E1eca, = Council
of Yirgilua.

appointments By the E1ecui . Council
Of Vi'gi'aa.
Judge Semple having resigned his con-
mission in the district of Norfolk. ha!
been appointed to the district Of vii
'iamsburg, lately filled by Judge Daniel
Gen. Robt. B Taylor, of Norfolk, ha,
seen appointed to the district of Norfolk
in place ofjudge semple.
ANN CARSON was twice on Tuesday
last taken before Judge Carson at Harris
strg, on a writ of habeas corpus. Mes
ieurs Fisher and Elder attended as he
counsel. 1t is worthy of remark that nei
ther of the men charged as parties to tn
conspiracy and now lodged IN the jail 0
oauphin county, have applied for an,
writ. After hearing several witnesses
tnn Carson was remanded to prison un
Ill she fad surety herself in 5000 dollars
and enc surety in tue same sum.
g RiL paper.