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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-23
Wiliiam& Edw'd ONWARD

Tx MIDDLE ZREET.
Il AVE received aud pened for ale,
II I Bale BoNBAzETrs,
ConGi1ing Of Black,
Dark and Light, Brown,
Bronze and Olive,
Dark and Light. Green,
Crlnfon, Orange, and LaIoc.
1874 white EngIigh ounterpanes,
Sainctts,
blue Plains,
Hearth Rugs,
A large assortment of Gilt, Pla-
ted and Matthewman, Coat and Vef
BUTTONS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-23
Auction Sale.

Auction Sale.
Oh THURSDAY, January 1, 8lS' az q
c. ,.4ffzVood's Office (head Of trrhoHse,
street, ottosife Mr.. Ro6erf Boyd's sf0rey
An Invoice of English Piece Goods,
Hard Ware, Ivory Combs, Brushes, But
tons, Angola Shawls, &c sc.
At Pirate Sale,
40 bushels Of Coru--I00 Bngs Liverpool
Aco blown Sal 10 boxes FIgs-2 bal,
3roadc rs and Cashmere loo India Hearth
2ugg Il case Philadelphia " 1onne S.
1913 Crates Cyockery Ware,
VIZ :-79 crates C. c. and ensmeled Gu and
Ssucers
Is do zyeA asserted for The cOnnry marie:
So do edg'd snd G Places
% d. c C and ensmeled Bowls
lo do d. CHI mbeFs and Bowls
Is DO Teas, Mugs snd Jugs
4 do c G Hsndbssons
4 do blue printed tea s. dining Wsr?
", 9 do en- meled Tespols and SugArs
1 crate Black Tespots
1000 Ouch Tumhlers
C.s, steel German and Pt isdelphis MI ScE?s
-Phii+delphis Stovcs--gilt nd mahogany frsm-
d L., king G,ssse4-a va, iety OF opened Crock
ery nd Clsss Ware, u tots TO suit purchasers.
a. Cash ibe rally advsnced on Merchandise.
The highest price paid for any quantity Of Flax
Seed end Po,ashes Dec %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-23


Schr. Two Sisters, Gordon, fths pert, arflss2t
at Boston On Friday last from 81 Erslata
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

Y, NJ. nsnsfs. which, slalEs mat dwarf "no
lises h Charleston, ). &. has been very SIC
cessf;1 IN predicting events long time be-
fore they happened. Among them was TIE
late war with England, /" and many impof-
ian. a1rticuIars connected herewith Nay,
u,orr--he has y accurately foreto'd the
conviction and execution OF men who were
not al the time even suspected q cfllne.
II u pity this dwarFs prediction wasnoi
known before war was declared; IS u Would
have furnished an irresistible argument
fwhen arguments were SO much wanIsdJ
10 show that the war was unavoidable.
L. But.we are told that he has again taken
n.ep into futurity, and has discovered thas'
On Or about the commencement oi the year
1919, we are to have another war with Eng
land, = Of only nine months" duration, when
Great Britain will be more severely beaten
than she has eyar been before and that
there will be signs and wonders and mira
cles end earthquakes about the same
lime" Then there are 70 be twenty-five
years of peace, and then another war, IN
which England will again be beaten" Bot,
what's the best Of all tnis news, BoniRarte,
IN wear from next winter, will, "in very
extraordinary manner again become I'm
perour of France,
Here is news, in abundance, laid up Tor
our readers and il the papers are now
rather dull, they must console themselves
with the reflection that there vail be 8 rare
sport" shortly Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29
nEw oRLEANs. IuNR Ia.

The French emigrants, 10 whom con
gress has sold parcel OF land, IN the new
purchase" for the cultivation Of the vine
and olive" have reached The Tombigbee,
and are now on their way to the Black War
rior, where they intend selecting situation
for the pose Of forming settlement and
pursuing the laudable calling OF husband'y
There are'iifiy families OF those adventur-
ers they have brought with thsm cuttings
and scions Of choice fruits, sc, together with
the necessary tools and implements to COM
mence their operations Immediately,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29
4 DICNIEfD hEprTsE

Tbr president OF the Uniied stAtes. ia h,s
tour through the eastern states has beet -.
ed with Complimentary eongratulatioa. i
both parties. equally and witho0t any d,.,.s
ton. and this course Of conduct has evid.s..
met bis unqualified appropriations. Prinripsa
homiacs. was the motto, pregnant with mem.
that he took this occasion "a adopt and y. Il
honorable one could net have occurred a ~
Bnt--" che devil turned aside faF enYy''--e =.
erahie knot Of iiliheFal, narrnw-mindeA 49,.
zans. II Boston. With granny Desrboru Ii ~.
head. chose 10 make him separate and a rss.s
address, which. however, he disposed a 4, s.
time, by saying be would take future opoo,,-
nity 10 answer: he has done 80 and Che lsIg !.
ing copy has Just reached IN the Roslou 4.
pers. The attentive and rejecting reader -
perceive - i firm, but cutting rebuAe cf Cat,
spirit. and clear iRtimstiod that former dis,is.5
ti0ns will 40 longer govern The adminislntior
IN II us~.fs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

the .United States frigate Congrtfsl
Capt. Morris, "a days from the Balize
bouad to Port au-Princc. The hrit Of
fcer informed Captain schuyler that The
Congreis was TENT out for the purpole of
obtaining fatisfaction Of Prehdeat Potion
for the outr1ge recently committed by
his order in ihooting an American citizen.
Lat1R frsm Cibraher = We learn from
Capt JOY. of the (iip Martha, in Is days
from Giaralter, that the u. 5. Hoop of
war Erie, Capt. Gamble, laa from Ma
hon, touched there few days before he
failed and landed Mr.. MCalI, u. S. A.
gent.
All vas quiet among the Barbary
powers az the lait accounts. The Dutch
fquadron, with the exception of frigate
and loop of war, failed from Gibralter
for Holland on the 10th of June.
Ihe Warrington, Conllella,ion, Uni
ted States, Macedonian and Peacock, re
manned az Port Mahon, Markets at Glib
ralrrI glutted. Flour Dr. DII 60, We
~ dull.-i6id.
Eruption Of Etnd AN article under
the head of Palermo, May 1T. fates that
Mount Etna has opened Fix new craters,
and village in the environs of NicoIoG
has been overwhelmed by the lava
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

NxsU 1ork, Jniy a4.-Ths feb Ellen.
Tooker, Capt. Pond, arrived at Sandy
Hook yelterday. in 20 days from the
Gulph Of Mexico. n gentleman who
cane up from herin pilot boat. Inform
ed us that jaa before he failed il was
rtpcuec that there was grea dissfection
n rhe ranks of the Patriot Army, on the
s;paniih Maine, and thar COCO had gone
over and joined the Royaiils.
IAfexasfik <lv. Z
Tie feb Governor shelby, which ar
,ived It this port laa evening in the ihori
nanaee Of 10 days from Pert au-Prince,
was boarded 10 Iat. 2s COLON. IL 20 By
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29
Distressing Fire at Aev- Eound2and,
Sc. IoHN's, n. z JUNE e


On "Wednesday the 18Th, between II and
IL, A. NJ. destructive Fire broke out hl
Carbonear, on the Premises occupied By a
person named Barry-the wind blew a
heavy gale from The westward, winch scat
tered the flaming fragments Ike shower
over the Town - The Methodist Chapel
(uearly half mile from the spot whtre II
commenced) was in few moments totally
consumed, from some ofthe DutnIng lnatler
alighling amongst shavings IN the Church
Yard. - he Parsonage house prsVidenlial-
ly escaped--From the Cha?elthe fire was
carried half mile further, destroyed a
house inhabited by Thomas Clark, al
Crocktr's Cove. In the mean time Is
Houses IN the Town were totaliy destroyed
the follow ne persons are SUFFERERS by this
calamiy. Nj. Kenntdy, whose Iossis IS
tllnated at upwards o. 10000 -Messrs
Moxiey, Barry, Brine, DonaSsn, Nicholas
MIKE, w. Colberi, w BurneIl X Shea, ]
Geary, James Logo, &C. he premises of
Aiassrs. Pack and Fryer were three times
on Fire; but by great exertiens were pre-
servsd-We have not heard any lives be.
ing lost.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

Tie LsaIsr l1ferring Pef Jayf, Bon
apauc has Of late had "a frntiieIs placed
round his houfe, who ste kept a > dii.
tance il the day time, but draw up rloie
towards nights Inc number has been
increafyd since BE attempted 70 make b:s
ejcaps n a hrn,bey chr. which was de-
feated, and free which he has Gloon
appeared ou;of his own houfe. Our
informant fys, that the three soldiers of
the cad regiment who were only enlia
cd for fesen years, aud Whole time bad
expired, cane home in the Adamant,
every one of whom were on guard the
night the intended efcapewas detected /"
Speaking Of the numerous silly re-
rorts whieh are circulated respecting
the probability of the efcaps of Ruona.
parte from 81 Heiena, London paper
fays,. The thing is impossible.-Ffom
that island he is doomed never to itir-
il is u be bis prlon and his grave"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29
JAMES MONROE

The civilities paid 10 the President o. 2
United States, during his tour through the e.
tern states, do not appear 10 set well upon !
feelings Of our republican brothers Of the Fss
Whether il arises from spirit Of jealousy
their part, that the Chief Magistrate q Y
nation i in danger ofiorming, BY exqer'e'a
more just and liberal notions Of the chaFa11
Of the eastern states, or that they cons1
good manners and politeness as marks 2 I
aristocratic stale OF society, we do DOL
tend 70 say. The following passage, a.
from an article in Kentucky paper % i.
subject, shews that something or Other 4
wrong, IN The opinion Of the published 8
some friend or correspondent og bis. "
not see any mode 81 regulating IBIS busla'..
end bringing Il itio such ! shape = w'i
clsely suit the plain taste OF our western
low citizens, ualess, percbance, at the = s
part OF his tour, on his return from Deifs'T'.
President shonld pass through keniucky,
experience a little Of their blunt reFue-..z
Hospitality. In that case, as there pfo.F
viii BE- NJ people % fire eonnoa, cd r. il.
sEcat. TX will have Il in bis power " =
bis friends over the .mountaHns, how r..
| plelers their uncrnamenied style q ifes'1'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29
rARls. June 10, 1917.

The Court of Assizes for the 6rlf
fortnight in June. commenced the fecond
inf. The perions accufed of crimes
were al, for theft, counserfeiting and
fraudulent bankruptcy. lPa,is contains
ueark 500. 600 sonis. In zpkaf ether city
population i ne proportion q crimes mailer
fban IKE abeuesl 81 =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29
rHsEER1vsAs, CANADA JULY 4.

III a1t808
This day at the Ursuline Convent, Miss
Burrows, daughter OF Mr.. Stephen bfarogOS
formerly OF the u. States, embraced the
Holy Order Of 81. Ursuline, and received
the W hite Veil.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29
NEW YORK, July al.

Yeferday afternoon, black man, for
the triH'ng sum of three cents, offered
him by some boys, agreed to jump off
the dock, at the foot of Old slip. He
performed his engagement, but fell fac
rifcc to his folly, being drowned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

The Legislature oil Louisiana is now in
session, and IN the short space OF Two DAYS,
bills for divorcing screen couple have passed
The Senate and House OF Representatives.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

An lgi2hman ives lately brought before !
magistrate, charged viii marrying Six
wives ! ne magistrate asked him how h
could pc 50 hardened william ''Plase your
worship, says paddy was Try IMP ID rs,
a good are -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

Ia The week enaIng Juae 7, there were
imported a Liverpool from America II .e7e
oois. 81 Flour, 1905 half 10. 1853 c,..
80 bags, ana S. Ills. or Whea,-snd
small Quantities q Wheat from European
ports.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

Speaking of the numerous silly re-
norts which are circulated respecting
the probability of the efcaps of Ruona.
partc from 81 Helena, aLondon paper
Jays. !" he thing is imPossiblc.-From
that island he is doomed never to itir-
il Is to be bis prilon and his grave"
PARIS, MAY 81.
The trials of the late confpirators In
Bordeaux terminated the 2sth init.
The advocates of the aecufed aborcd
hard to fave them but the jury found
all the indictments Imported and fix
teen of them were pronounced TO be
Gully. OF thete, RGnden, Aaury, Ibe,s
an, Bedrints, Lbote, and Cas5igne, were
fcntenced TO suffer death-Six were fen
fenced 10 FIVE years imprisonment, and
roeo francs 6ne, and four to imprison
ment for fhorter periods. J Before fen
tence was pronounced on Bed,iaeg the
President of the court laid, 1san
Af,anc3is Frederick BedriHe5. You haze
fallen ia bcncr |; / declare, in The name Of
The Legion 9f Honor, that you dbOe ceaied
70 Be- one o. its naembsrf."' This tcntence
and that of death, arc in conformity TO
BuonAparte's Criminal Code.
or The above, half dozen others
al sens, and three or four in Paris, are
the only perfons who have been arreifed
in France for politicaicrnnes, for three
months and this TOO in population OF
twenty four millions of fouls; and with
in two years OF the overthrow of the mott
powerful and insinuating dynaity which
ever reigned in Europe If this be not
evidence of great tranquility We know
not what can be. Bur it is laid this tran
quilry 10 preferved by the allied army on
the frontier What | Twenty four mill
ions of French people awed BY I2o, 900
foreign bayonets We undertake TO
fay, that the allied army on the French
frontier is net continued there to guarap
tee the fwsy If the Bourbons but J6le!y
for the paigmsst of France-on the
principle of retribution--for her oppres>
sion OF the other States ct Europe when
flle was in the plenitude OF her power !;
or supporting tyrant in the exerelfe OF
II. The Bourbops with, mott heartily,
the removal of the allied army; and the
late reduction of its number from $50,
COO TO l2o, 900 was announced by Lou
Is 18th as the mott joyful event of his
reign. The whole allied force will
probably be Withdrawn within a year
and the world. we predict, will fee, that
the throne of the Bourbons viii be as
stable after, as it now is. lis prelent
psrnanency is feen in the prompitude
aad regularity in which the La7Us are
executed on the <gitatOrs which Buona'
parte left in France, and who have been
inifigated to commit tseafon and iedis
ton. few OF thele it is feen, lately
made an attempt to diiturb Bourdeanx |;
Bur though at diltance of oos miles
frsm any foreign bayonet, the eohipira-
tors were purified in due courte OF law,
were in5icted, had fair and protraced
trial were CONVICTED had the benefit OF
apo al we're condemned and executed
without tumult or precipitation. A
government, tbs laws of which are thus
executed, cannot be considered feeble or
unltablc. --L fGffEel.
rARls, JUNE 10, 1917.
The Court of Assizes for the 6rlf
r.~:Lt -, o., commenced ths {ecnud
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

At New. York q traveller of refpecta
bic appearance, who called his name
Samuel Brit,on, has been arreited on z
charge of ftealing 100 dollars from fel-
low boarder.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29


~ft2ncntenf.-~A gentleman lately from
Havana, informs US that The Captain of the
spanish Government brig, which, in con.
junction with lrigate, made dastardly at
TACK some months since ON the United
States schooner Flrebrand, mas been lately
tined by Court Martial, at Havana, and
oroke--the Captain of the frigate had been
sent home to old Spain, 10 take his lrial, and
there was 70 douas would meet similar
punishment.
4 Statue of BuonapArte, IL feet high,cut
out ct one block of aibie--has been carri-
Iedt TO England, add has been placed an The
hall OF the house of the Duke OF Waiting
lon. - ~~
Printers 1Hseries.-Wkile preparing
matter fer the press, and the workmen wal
ing Tor copy, to have good natuIcd &C
quaintance call, and pour on your ear, a
deluge OF private anecdotes and common
place remark.
10 have manuscript Communication
sent, on really interesting subject, writ
ten III 50 execrable manner, as almost 10
defy the scrutiny Of hieroglyphist 10 dc
cypher lis contents.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

COLUMBIA. wAsarNGros JULY 70 1877
Il is reported that-an important nego-
tiation is about 20 be undertaken by our
government, ard thar the Hon Cafar A.
Rodney. John Graham, and Walter
Jones, Figures, have been named by the
PreGdent tor is execution Ii is conjec.
tured that their N; sion will be to fome
part Of the Spanlih colonies This is
given as the rumor Of the day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29
semi:sofh

SAVANNAH JULY r2.--Gencral MGrc-
gor has pledged the honor Of a folder,
thar no fugitive (Degro) fhall find an aiy,c
lum in bis camp, but every feflon o.
that defcripion, whom his troops maY
meet with. halI b arrelted and lcnt TO
ST. Maryss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

General BlGregor is defcribed as be-
ing Scotchman, IS. years old, five feet
eight inches high, and inclined to corpu-
lancy~ His fag is white field with a
blue crofs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-29

only be circulate
FFty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

~ Tuesday, Jeniidry q.
The bill making partial appropriations 70 r
the military service of the U. States, was read
third time and iinal;--passed
Inc resolution reported by the committee
OF Public Lands contemplating an appropria
ton TO enable the Executive TO make an
exchange OF lands with certain Indian tribes
was taken up, and agreed to by the following
vOte >
,YEAS.-Messrs. Barbour. Campbell, Cendit.
dardin, Howell, Macon, Mason, OF Y. Fl. Nor
row, Nobel, Roberts, Ruggles Sanford. Smith
stokes, Talbot, TAFT, Taylor, Troup, Williams
10.
NAYS-Mcssrs. Ashmup, Brown. Chase
Dasget, Dana, Fromentin. Gaillari, Godsbo-
rough, Horscy, Hunter, King, Mason of Va
thompson, Ilchen0r, Narnnm, Wells, Wilson
IL
The resolve was then referred to the commit
tee offDauce to bring in bill
- mr. Roberts, from tie committee on the
Georgia claims for militia services in 1872 and
i!9i, against the Indians, made report CON
Guiding with the following resolve:
Resolred, That committee be appointed
To draught and report a bill approDriatiu,
i09,l30 dellars and IS cents for Tie nav
ment OF tue said claim OF the state IF Cseor-
gia."
Ur. Roberts also reported, from the commit
tee Of claims, bill aufh0rising the settlement
OF the accounts OF Howell Sabin, deceased, and
the bill was read.
A resolution offered few DAYS ago nv Mr..
Iichcnor, was modified and agreed 10 IN the
following shape:
Resolred, That the Secretary of War be
directed 10 lay before the Senate y statement
at what posts the present Army Of the q STATES
are stationed, aud the actual number at each
pest respectively.
Mr.. Roberts. from the committee on the bin
from the Honse to amend the claims law. re-
ported the zane with amendments mot affect
ing the principle Of the bill.)
The reSolutiOnto authorize The President Of
the United States TO employ John Trunlbull TO
compose and execute certain paintings. was
read third time, aud passed, by the following
vote:
fEAS-Hessrs. Ashmun, Barbour nrown.
Ddgyet,, Dana, trOmentin, Gaillard Goldsho,
ct n. II. Mason of Va. Sanford. smith
Stokes, Talbot, TAFT. Taylor, Thompson,
Iichenor. NarDum, Wells, Williams -2s
Nays-Messrs. Condit, Macon, Morro,y No.
bic, Roberts, Ruggles, Wilson,.
The resolve was sent TO the other house for
concurrence.
DIR. Rim .-esented the memorial of shin
owners and sTs interested in foreign con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-28

RICeMONp, JANUARY %, 1877.
DEBATE on THE CONVENTION

I'VE have sketched the PRocRrDINcs which have Ia
ken place in the House OF Delegates down the adopt
on OF the amended Resolutions cfthe Select Committee
we have given the Speeches Of Messrs. Sh,y.h, Dos
bridge, and Colstohthe first which delyered.-
There me others yet to coue-wtich we Shall sketch
with rapid ?enpreservng many OF the points Of each.
Mr. Colston closed the Debate Oh tuesday last.-w,d-
nesday was taken up by Mr.. 1a<susLthe resolutions
OF Mr. Smyih were lost, aud the Cogmttee rosie
THURSDAY, the question in the House ON notiru
OF Mr. razSsel to postpoue indefinitely, the resolutions
of the Select Committee which Jf Mercer (of Low
doun.> addressed The Houseihs motion lost vh,n
other amendments proposed the resolutions,
which occasions other gentlemen took the looron rri
day, the resolutions finally on and adopted
This short Statement is made with view connecting
the Speeches which follow
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INDIANALEGISLiTURE.
HOUSE or REDpESENI'TArr tNrTS

Wedresday Dec. I3
MIR. Lane introduced bill to dissolve tie
marriage contract be tween Thomas Wardel
and Maria H. Wardell his wife which was
read.
Mr.. Lane then rose and said
Mr. Speaker, in reporting this bill feel it
duty Lowe to myself and this house, after
having on several occasions so warmly and in
such general terms, reprobated the very idea
OF legislating on subj ects of this kind, TO give
some reasons in justification of my present
coarse. The Senate have passed bill on
similar subject, in which they have desired
and obtained the concurrence of this hosse.
Inasmuch then as | am well and personally
acquainted with Mrs. Wardell, and with her
unfortunate situation with her husband, he
state not IN declaring to this house that ifthere
is 4 female on this EARTH who has from her
Situation and connexions, stronger claims on
our consideration than Mrs. WardeIi that ST.
tuation would exceed the grasp of my imagi-
nation, aud forbid description She is the
daughter of major y. Pike, hero of the re-
volution who never tagnlshed his rank dis
graced his sword, or dishonored his country
but has faithfully served, and greatly honored
them ai-She is a sister OF that gallant General
Pike, who more than nobiy fell at York.-Nlrs.
Nardeli, some nine years since, not vet in the
bloom, bnt bud of youth, formed an acauain-
lance with, and actually married Thomas War
cell and however bright and promising the
morning OF their union, soon alas too soon was
IT oyershadowed with clouds and darkness:
he was every thing but what she had a right
to expect" within that rose there was a
thorn" Instead of providing for her in health
and in sickness-he neglected his business
lounged about INSTRUMENTATION which neither
the charms of wife babes, NOR fire side could
allure or restrain him. They were left alone
exposed to hunger, thirst and cold. In IA
theirs house was she compelled to seek safety
and protection. For years has she and her an
gelic babes, three in number, lived upon the
bounty of an aged parent. Wardell, tho au
thor of those misfortunes, is, and has been for
some time, citizen of the territory of Mssis
sppi: i1er case is one nnprovided for by law
and tho she has thus been the sport of for
tune, should this house but grant relief all NAV
yet be forgotten. She has youth on her side
reputation pure as the mountain snow, with
mind improved and refined by art, and soften
ed BY misfortune. She has symmetryin her form.
ease in her manners and on her brow have
virtue, meckness, patience and modestv, erect
ed their empire. In short, her situation not
only merits the consideration of state. but
ola natioR-and whilesher misfortunes can but
excite the cemmisseration of every sympathetic
bosom, her virtue and mcekness would seem
to .entitle her to an imperishable crown, that
fadeth not away.
On motion of Mr. Linlev, that the further
consideration of said bill he indefinitely post
poned, the question. was decided in the mega
tive, IL to IG.
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Office Of Diseonnt and Deposit.

-NtW-IOKk, JdntarV %.
ss- Notice is hereby given, that in
structions have been received from the
Directors of the Bank of the United States.
" TO afford the usual discounts on account
of the revenue bonds which NAV fail due
on or before the Goth day of the ensuing
month, and that tue notes to be discount,
ed on account thereof be in the usual
form, with t,co good enaorsers, net having
more than sixty days to run.
Notes, in conformity with these in
structions, will be received at this Office
on Tuesdays and Fridays, and discounts
made on the succeeding days, for the ac-
commodation of tIiosewho may have Gus
tom-house bonds TO pay.
By order of the Board of Directors,
LYNDE CATLIN, Cash'r.