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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

' liei1iNIA:
AZ Raics h.i'.., in ~ Q, ~ 0.xs. Of "a. S,t-.
Tior Com; % h,,nrc, ~. The Rieh,nond his
trfet, Ire 2!'h 'try Of JYiy 1916.
Nathaniel bnn'op, a,m!n,si rator OF I.s MCcnec
deceased. Z z.he,h SrCance, widow mu, r.l,c
of the said JaneN M'Cai,cc, hece .se,f and W i.
liam w Gray and Mary his w,ts, formerly. MARY
Dunlop, pte'..
Alexander Dunlop, SURVIVING partner Of, sme.
dunlop and Alexander Dunlop, trat,ine. undA,
the hrm OF Jarnes & Ale2ansle. Diinlnn. I.ks,.
Dunlop, WIDOW si;d execu,rix Of the said ,eme,
Dunlop, deed and Margsre' Dunion. ADD Je,ns
Dunlop, surviving chiniren. lsg,tees, And devi
sees OF the SAID Jss. Dunlop, deed. Dtf's,
The subpoeul I'D rcv vendun, awarded in tn
eau e, against The defendant Alexander Dunl,,
| not having bean returned executed, and lie N.
i&vinS entered'ins appearance and given sccnri
y ,ccordin9 10 The &c, CT Assembly ard u,
itnt:s of til's Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence. that lac is not AN inlabi ant @
TITS country. n Is orosrsd. That tue defentia,
do appear here on IN, f:.st day of the next ter
| and SHOW cause it :ry he can, sgai,,s: the revi,
thereby sought; AMI t,t,a copy of this order b
forthwith .nsertcl it sorne newspaper pub!she
IN The city of Eic!in.ant, FOR two months succe.
sively ami posted at The front door Of the Cap
tol, in the said city.
ACoPy-reste,
| A TIA. '''s' c C.
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10 o'gnsrs Of Merchant Mills, Grist Mil.
R'ce mills q nnanufactories of four. S.s

mi
Whereas IN my travels through TIE country "a
cohecl he patent fees due 10 Mir. Oliver Eyuna
'oi MS improvements in the art Of M,nufsc,,,-
hS f'our and meal-manv OF YOU Lays mo, hss-,
caheu upon by reason OF your remote s;,us,;o,s'.
you VAL therefore please to furnish, rne the s,l.
""S .me'ao'dfan, VIZ: state. the situation oF
Vosr NIL, The standing Of your stream I'm a., -
verage of seven years, how many n.;r g -, al
you run anG their Dame ors, The number Of al.
Fa'ors' hopPer-boyr, conveyors. &c used an,
supplied, the number of barrels of aour ,,,aa~
ny you IN "a hours, The time of erect;on of $50
mn or miiia and . what millwrigi,t or wor,.
man IL was erected. This certificate "a be 80
~ '~o or more Neighbours, gsttestsd bv a
justice OF The peace or the clerk of ,bs .o,,r,~
Ior corporation court, where YOU reside d. ~,
siosing ths document to me by most u vi,
'o.e me- oy scale, TO ascertain the uusn,,,n, ~
ees uue' with equal Justice to the ns. emf ~ .,,s
ne o"ners-'hereby saving great espense in ,,o.
Veiihg and iahour 20 those concc-ned 7, !. ~
eAPec' ca That TINS notice will H. attended :, y.
ions without licerce. VIC wv
Gentlemen res d mo- south of ,b.
Spf'h aid South Corolina, Georgia. hEss;s.;nr''
.e'iie'ty' and Upper and Lower I,,ui,;snna
tages Va '"ese adVaI.
,, nave requested the Deputy Mar.b,,,s IN
r"8",ia' as they pass, 10 examine and ra,ors
"'e MILLS running without iicence
JOHN MOODY.
p;oh,, .fgem for Oloer Ers,..
NCnWohd, sept. II, l8l6.-2aw3v.
,,ha ID. FOR me conveniency Of those per,on,
WI" W are owners of slerchant, Flour or t;$r
NUS IN the Eastern section of this state VIII
l. health permits, atiend at the Ealcirb Ta,,er.s
m minamsourg, On the 2Sth Of Oclober rs,t
~" b.. wn, IL pursuance Of powers vested "A
ers OF mills who have in use. z,i,Io,, E,.n.
Ine above machinery in whole or in part or tboss
'"o are diSPos! d TO use them or any part of ILe,
As ~ De produc we of great benefits, NOT oniy
20 'nli'ers IN Particular, but 10 the communtt
=, general, as II may be The means of MS.
,"b MUG operation, number of mills situ,t,
nav gable water 'opS W
epember-1Ssh -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

VlRGilNlf
1t Huies ho'9en IN The clerks oGcs of the Sute.
rtor eourt Of chanecrpfsr tie acl4,nond lis.
f,irf. the 24.h day Of. sleus, 1916.
Joseph G.. Pe;e-s. & Jonas Harrison, merchants
trading under the firm Of Peters and Harrison.
PiJs
AalIysr
John Coe, and John G Marsh merchants of the
city of.Eew York, and John c. Walker. and
ca. trading under the firm of Walker & Co
c, me CITY CT N'chmnnd Def',.
The DeSrdants Aaron Coo. and John G. Marsh
not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the Act Of Assembly ant,
the Rules of this Court, and it appearing, bv salts
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
ofthis country Il is ordered That the said De
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer tile bill of the Plaintiff:
and that copy ofthis order be forthwith inser.
cal IN some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, Tor two months successively and pos.
sed at the fiont door of the Capitol, in the said
city.
Copy Teste.
I'm. IF. Henning.
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VIRGINIA {:

VIRGINIA:
70 Rules holden IN tire Clerks OGes of re syse
'gor Cont Of Chaiicerg. far no R.cimoag Ijis.
t,'c' thc 24M daY Of Thy, 1916
Edward Lee, pl'f
ASA'SsT
Richard Herring, Tiiomaa Zee. Matthew VII
ialss, CLEMENT R.iames0n, Cirip 8 Coz. wi
am L. Morton, William II. Taylor, Ind 8n.
brose Ellis, D-f,,
The defendant Richard Herring not hsv,ng.
emf cred his appes-auce au3 gwen secar,tr sec
ding to'the Act ~ Nssent!g "nc he r,t es or tbs
Conrt, and II apr ea'i1g b. "a Sfactor, evidence,
hat he is not an iai,:ibi aiu OF This county: r.
ts ordered TIA The 'aid .ll.'ten,is,, do agpcsf
here on ting 6rs day of The ne e-rn ard ansv,cr
ne bill - he pian'ff and thai copy of ,b..
rider re forthwith erred IN some rewspaDer
Published in the Cry of Richmond, for two
months sueocsFiyey snd posted a the front door
Of The Capitol, in hs sniG CIV
CoPy--Test,
Aug. I4-w8w.
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Virginia:
.9t Rules Holden in the Clerk, Ofics Of The SIR.
r'o' Court IF Cfiancery Tor tie Esea nonI N,
frfrt. tie 24Ei day Of Jaiy 1915.
William Harrison, adm 'nis.-ator &c bons non
" sh;h Gregory, ana guard of Mary g Gre.
cory. y.itc'
Edward Mark, junr. udrnin;s.r&,or de bonis
ION OF John Marks, deceased, and Peter Hand
-dnipistas,orof Theadorick Morrison, deed &
. 'ames Young and Ann his wife, formerly Ann
MORRISON. Dea,.
The DehDdan,s, james Young and Ann his
v,te, NOT having enforced the,r spre3rsnce and
gwen secnrily according TO Che Act Of kssemhI,
and the Rules of ;hs-Otur,, and it Appearing b,
Satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhsbi
tsnts otdhis country "a is, offered, That,,the
aid Defendants do appear here on the first d,y
4 the next term and answer the bill ofthe Plain
.'ii' and thatAs copy of this order be forthwith
inserted m some newspaper published in the CT.
y OF Richmond, for two months successively
ihc SAID City. -
ACoPy-Teste.
IN. ~: Fsaiag,s 6.
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August 3-waw.
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA: v
10 RH'ss hsile't in ne Clerks OGes ofss- SIN.
rioT Court ef canee,y.f9 me Risamsrd Dis.
h1o:, Me z4A day Of Jlne, 1916.
'0se Morris, PK
AGAINST
Robert w. Mosby, James Otwa.. crump, Je,,e
owen, and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancev
Mostly, John C. Howard, and Judith his wife.
formerly Judith Mosby. Peter Lasuenr & Lacy
ms wife, formerly Lucy Mosby, reliet of 10
srpn slosoy decd. Def's
The defendant James otway Crump, no,
haVing entered his appearance and given .seeuri
y according to the Act of Assembly and the
isules OF this court, and it appearing by salts.
iactory evidence, that he is not an nbabitant o.
tals country: His ordered, That the said defen.
dant do appear here on the first day of the mex,
ternf and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
hat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
N sonia se%tpapeT published in the City o.
hhhmond, fOr two months successiYeIy and,
POSED at The Front door Of The capitol, in the SAID
city.
coPy-Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
August 21-wsw
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Aug i4-w8w.
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
m Rf6s' ho'is' IN the Clerks O,fce Of re s..
PG'or t@Ifg Chnnes,y f., me Ricbwond ZJ6.
hic' che III My Of ysae7,;t 1916
May Ei2'Seth Victoria Aubin Iaforeat .re
4nn Eiza Aubin Ltfnres', infant daufhters ol
Aubfn Laforest, deed. BY Michael y. Potjaux,
iheir guardian and next friead, pi,JS,
A9AIxBr
doses DAVIS William MoncuYe, Def't,.
me Defendant Moses Davis, not having an
tered ms appearance and gwen security accor
ding TO The act ofAssembly and the rules of this
court, and il epPearjng by satisfactory evidence
that ne IS not Az HSabitsnt Of this counryv, n -
I0roeged. that the said defendant do sTpear mere
en- the GFS' day Of the next term and a1swer The
bill Of The plaintiffs and that eopy of dis ~.
der be torihwiih inserted in some nessps5er nnb.
lished in the City Of Richmond; for two month,
successfully, and posted at the froat door of The
Capitol, IN the said City.
A copy-Teste,
August IL. 1916 wsw - +T'S' -
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VIR9iNlA

VIRGINIA.:
at Ri'i;s hoiaen IN tts c,eri's lGee rMe Syee
r1or ceTi q chnscery FIR Gie RicAmc,d Dis
sr7et. tie Gan dGy II J1ae, 1876.
Sherwood Parish, Stephen Mutrell ctsddocs
Vaughan, ftcnja1niu Bradshaw, fhomss D ok
snsonsS Aa thew Lacy, junr. rms
AaAISsT
William M'Richsfa,on, s,iministator Of Sic
phen samps u, junr. decd ard Elizabeth r.
Sampson, George X sampson. Muths Eliza
SeuP,pn, Harg,ret +. Sampson, Narcissa M
Ss7rp7"n, VI ~ Sampson, Agnes sampson,
sDd CarolipeJ Sampson, hers and Ctisiribu.
tees Of the said Stephen Sampson, decd by
the said William "a Richardson, specially As.
sgned ueF glardien TO defend tisn IN this
SUN .Def'm
u Ss;,pson. NsTtha Riiz1 Sampson. Siergare,
p. Sampson, 4 4e'esa M Sampson, Mary Samp-
sor. Agnee P sampson. ana Caroline ). sarp-
son. not hayog entered Gier Appearance and
z - lccuri'y sc.1rdf z &c the Act Of Assem-
bly, .ad Tie Rule ~ thu Court, and II appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence, tina. they are not
inhabitants ri tbs country u il ordered, That
the ssid defendants do appear here On ,he FIRST
d&y ~ The nsxt term and answer tie bill Of tie
E1srliH1; and that 8 copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted III some newspaper published
in the City of RicMoond, for two months sue
tessiYsly and posted Al ,he front door OF the Ca
p.iCl, in the SAID city.
A copy--Tsste,
WIN. w. HBNrNG, C. c.
Ausr,st 21-w8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
A ust II.
VIRGINIA.


IN Rules holden in tie Clerks Office of THE Yube.
rfor Court of Chtmcery for The Rici,ssnd Dis
f'1cf me 24th d,,y Of June 1916.
decd. PI,;nf,T :.
.9rainsf,
jobs M2rabfe, Richard Marablc, and Alexsnde,
Brown sd;r>r &c. OF Chsmpion Marable .deces
sed, Leonard Claiborne, and Mary NJ. his wife
Wiilltm b. .ckes, and Elizabeth %. Stokes
aud Mary M.Stokcs, and John Begar and Sal
y ms wife, Jonathan Me-iwether Jackson
philip Whitehead jackson, anil Mary Eliza.
PEN Jackson. and Champion Carter Marabie
herand devisee Of George Msrable, deceased
defendants.
TIE Defendants John aIarable, Richard Mara
Die, Jonathan NJ Jackson, and Mary Elizabe,i
'ac6son, no, having entered their appearance ant
YFeh security according to the Act of Assembl,
and the Su'es of this court, and it appearing b;
Satisfactory evidence, that they are not nabi
,sh's OF this country Il is ordered, that the said
ot'ehd;nts do appear here on IN. Grsi day Ct
me hext term aud answer the bill of The plaintiff
--Sh'i that copy of,his order be forthwith in:
Seloi IN some newspaper published in the Cit,
o. Richmond, for two months successfully AM,
posted at the front door OF the Capitol. in III.
said cty.
CoPy-Tssts.
VIM. w. HENING, C. C.
August l4-wsw.
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VIRGINIA:

v
M RnSes h's-eu in TIC Clerks csree Of tie Sabe
''er Court IF Ch,srcers far TIC Richmond DIS
frsct. tie 2dih day eE ,Iueus. 1916
ArnDent Hayes. and Frances CIa;born, who sur.
V''ea ner husband, William Claiborne,
Phf's.
Nettia sSeode. administrative, with the win an
n',xcd OF Francis Gnode the Younger, decd
who was an administrator with the viii az.
neSed Of Robert Goode. decd. and Msxw eli
r'Ses u Sarah II his vile. formerly Goode. L
JsUiei Scs.it junr. administrator and aduinis
u&trtx OF Richard R. Goode decd. who wigs
$50 an adm nistra,or with >the will annexed
OK ne sad Robert Goode, decd who was
surviving executor Of William Black. decd
samuel eoadc, security for The said Rober,
Goede, as executor aforesaid and Tarl,on
SaubdeTs, administrator de bons non, with The
VIII snnexed, of the sad Robert Gonde, deed
William Wood, administrator Of Stephen
Sou'ha'l, decd sho was executor of Turner
souiila.i, 6ec'd. Robert Anderson admipis,,a.
toF OF Psy'on Soulhst, deed who was one
OF me executors of James Southall, deed
sio 1ohn DaIngsrfieid, the other exec,i or o
'aieeS Souibsll, dsc'd who was co-eSecuor
VIVID Stephen Sou'hail, deG'd (eiii survived
hin' OF Turner Sou'hsli. decd. who was also
an e1scuior. of the sad Wiliis&n Black, deed
oe0r6e Markham, Mary MARKHAM, & Lenou,
S'NS~uLpGo * tNtCHtriX OF Bernard
Markham, DECD. who was one of the securi
ties OF Turner sopthsil, deed as egccu or a
toresaid, Sifee Goods, surs y,ug executrix of
Frsncis Goods. the eldeR aa,'d ard caroline
MaJhs Harris, Wiilism A Turp!n and Ed
Ward Cox acting execntrix and executor Of
f'ioniaS Iarrie, derh- who wss an executor Of
The sad Essit9is Goode, tie elder, deed a.
noe;'e' secuflty ioH Iae Eaid. TiUpfr Southall
as executor OF Willism DiacA, decd,
2ef's.
The eybpapa Garev;pNtias awarded h this
eau c. not having beer returned executed onthe
deseiidarts, MsXreil Trokes and SaraI, H. his
vie aud H-aPp arins by satisf crory evidence.
nat hey a'e ro' inhabitants Of this country
y is ordered, ina, the So ia defendants do appea
ere o g 'Ust CAV OF ,t'ertx ,err md she
: use, il any ihcy Gun, against he revival, by the
,Hid process soughii aud that "A copy Of this or
der be fortbwith' nser'ed in some neuspape
published in the city If Richmond for i've
months excessively ard posted at The from, door
OF the Capitol, in The SAID city.
A eopy-Teste,
Sept. ll-wSw.
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NFEEfNi&s
IL F,s'es ho'irr n ~ c.,rys o Tne 81 fEr Sr
pe-ior Curt 4 cIiaseery},r the R;chrorG III.
f'fe', tie '24fh q g cf Ansmt 1916.
Mansfield watK.ns, Hz,f
AnIryr
Lyman B;s,,opt Leroy Hall. Def's
The defendant. Lu,nan Bishop. mot having en-
ferec: h's a!ipear.sce and given security accord
ing 10 he vet of Assembly aud the Rales Of ,l,i
corrt, and il appearing Unsatisfactory evidence
that he. is mt an nhaS. liant of this country
MS ordered, That The said dcfendan, Go sppea
he-e On the first dav Of the next term aud an
s~er the bill of The plaintiff and that copy @
| this order be-t,rthwith inserted in some newsps
per pih'ishri in the CITY Of Richmond, for tw
months succrsSvely aid posted a, the front doc
OF the capitol in said city.
I Arr,S, 2a-wsw
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1he following spirited Poem was written by
Mr.. Huber Scsa, to the air Of an old Scottish
pibroch.-H is 10 be found in q collection of Ma.
tional melodies, called .qieyn's anthology, lately
published in Edinburgh, and dedicated to his
koyaf Highness the pfincs Regent whose taste
and fondness for all our national music is well
khoxn.--LendSR Courier,
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA: =
A'RHis' holden in the Clerks OEcs Of The Sure.
'ior Co'of IF chance'y .foe HE Riclnotd D...
friet he 24h Jnne, 1916.
Psrquhar MKepzje. Duncan M'Kenzie. C,a,ho.
rihe M'Renze, JoDn Chlsho.rs,~ and William
N"'Sno"n' PHGs.
Nathaniel Sneison, administrator OF the goods
chatiels & creSiiS vi oh were If Holm sj'R..,.
zle, decd AID SONG j n Ke.zit. John B'Ker.
zie, William M'Asfze, John M'Rae ard Ma.
r. his wife, WHO essf,Bnariy Mary Nf'Kerzie.
and hlexandel'Cl ighoIp, Alexander Ch,.hoIm
luur. Archibald Chisholm and .Ilonad CHS
n0'm, mis-:
KerIie, william hlseUz,e. John M'Ra and
Mary h's wife, Aiezande' Chisholm Alexander
Chisholm, Junr. Afcs b id Chisholm. and Don.
aid Chitholfn, not hav rg'en.ered Their sppear-
,nce AMI gwen sccurty accord ng 10 the Act of
Assembly nd The Rues Of this Court. AID il
'ppcarTg by Satisfactory evidence ,bat they are
not lnhabi shis of this country; II Is ords-fd.
'tst the sad defendants do appear here on the
lrst day 81 the mex term and answer The bill NJ
he Plaintiffs and that a cory Of dis order b..
forthwith inserted IN some newspsper published
IN The City of Richmond, for two rnonfbs SUE
cessively and posted at The front door Of the "a
Pitol, IL the said City
Aeopy--Teste,
August 2i--wsw. " '''''HA''' ~ W
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TIE o.iTnERING Of CLAN CoANELL,
PtBRoOH.

NE GATHERING Of Clan COS.NELI
A PfBRooH.
Pibroch of Doneli Dtu.
Pibrcch Of Donell
wake Thy wild voita ,ev,
Summon Clsn.CoiH.;t
Come away, come av.eys
Bstk to the summons
gGne. in war array,
Gssdes and commons!
Gene from the deep glen. IN
From the mountain so rocky.
The war pipe and pennon
Are at Inverlocky:
Come every hili-piaid
And true heart that wears one,
Come every steel blade
Aid stroug hand that bears one.
I.saye the deer, leave the steer.
leave nets and barges;
Come with your fighting geer,
Brpad swords and targss;
leave uutendsd The herd,
Tie fock without shelter;
Leave ihecorpse unin,err'd-A
The bride At the al,arl
Come as the winds come
When forests are rended,-a-
Cams a. the waves came.
When n..yiee are stranded;
Fsseer come, faster come,
f.ls,er aud fsstcrj,
Cb,ei. yassei. page and groom,
Tenant ard Hasier!
Fast they come, CAST ihcy come.
See hoT tt eS gather,
Witicwayes ilts eagle plume
ASeaded with heailr<r-
CAST yeur pia,ds, d,aw your BLADES,
Eurwtrd e1c,i man sci.
Fibi och Of ID nell Dhu,
A-cw .tog the oGset
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ArrnS 2a-wsp
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NOTICE.

Sep epber4.--tts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

ut f"fes hs>Len in the Cle'Ps efree Of tic Saie
,1er Court gf Ches'tcers fo,. Ms' Richmond DIS
hsef' tie 24M day q, ,iugHs: 1876
a.. Dent Hayes and Frances Claiborne. who sur
vivsd her husband, William Claiborne.
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VIRGINIA..

Angus % -wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
VIRGINIA.:

August 2f--w6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
Ccnueatioa at Brunswick.

Pursuant to notice previously given, Dele
gates, IRON great number oftowns in theCoun-
ties OF Cumberland, Oxford, Lincoln ani Ken
nebeck, assembled I The Meeting house il
Brunswick, on Thursday the first instant ioa
the purpose of considering the import 1t
question, +" whether it is expedlt mt that Maine
should be separated from Massachusetts ON
the terms and conditions proposed in the acl
passed at the last session OF the General Court. y
The Convention was called to orier bv
Archelaus Lewis, Esq OF " stbrook, the Hon.
Peleg Tallman, Esq. was unanimously chosen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
$4,000

We presume The above estimate, made
without any reference 10 the extraordinary
expenses OF the first organization of HE gov
ernment, or those which would become neces-
sary IN case of war or Instruction, is lower
than the actual expenses will be. The ex.
penditures OF the Commonwealth in the dis
rlct during the late war were very great, and
the paiernal care oil the state government il
providing for its defence, and its Iiberality in
paying for military services were deeply felt
and gratefully acknowledged by the lnhabi
tants OF the eastern sea-board. Let the nea
state remember The expectancy Of providing
for such contingencies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
AGAINST SEPARATION.

The Editor Of the Boston Weekly Messenger has
commenced series OF essays on the subject OF
separation. In the first number he contends that
. no decisive change ought 10 be attempted un-
less there is some obvious necessity for IT, or some
decisive aud undisputed advantage TO be- gained
by IL" After pointing out the evils resulting
f.om the government OF small republic and the
superior advantages enjoyed by Inrge one, he
treats of the remoteness of the District from old
Massachusetts which be considers az being more
than counter balanced by the exemption bf sec
tioual prejndices. The Inconvenience OF remote
ness from the seat of government, affecting none
but members OF the legislature. is reneded W a
Remittance Of the a,eing fees from the state
treasury. Owing to the many conflicting in
terests which exist in Maine, be is of opinion,
thai the government will be migratory like
thoss # New Hampshire and Vermont, aid con-
cluje. b. pointing the evils which would arise
there aim.--Ihe following is his second number
entire -
We nave considered two subjects which
may be supposed to have bearing on the
question OF separation. Weproceed to third.
TIE people will always have an eye to the ex-
penses ii go. ernment.' As nearly the only re,
source cit to the. State government, for detray-
ngtheu expenses, is direct taxation, every
unnecesse ry expenditure becomes oppressive,
and every hazard OF Increasing these expendi-
lures ought TO be carefully guarded against.
The largest item Of our state expenditure, al
present, is the interest on the state debt, prin-
cipally incurred for she defence of the state
during the late war. This debt will probably
be assumed by the general government, and
with it viii end the heavy annual expenditure
which it occasions US. But if it should no, be
assumed, there is property enough ofihe Com
monweaith, pledged for its redemption, 10 meet
il so that this article OF expenditure may be
thrown out Of the question in this discussion.
The other principal expenditures OF the
Commonwealth fall under the following heads
and may be estimated annually at about The
following amounts, the estimate being founded
principally on the charges of'he last year -
Legislature, average OF years $4,000
Salaries f,om Stale Treasury 46.375
State poor 81, US
MiiIila expenses lo,<a5
State Prison 1880
Miscellaneous expenses LOCO
Grants, SC. $4,000
2e9,523