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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

such bank as tins act would embrace
for an association that does not loan naoaeY
but issue bills, is not bank within this
act, the circulation of whose paper is pro-
hibted.
2.-The constitutional objection was
raised that the legislature had not right
TO interfere with contracts; that they
could pass no law impairing their obli-
CATION. and that they had no right 10
grant hereditary privileges, of which it
was endeavored ODE shewn a bank is
one-tllat the granting of interpretations
was dangerous thing, That much was to
be a,pprehended from their increase ard
hnal monopoly of the interest of the
state-tl,at the legislature had not a right
To impair one mans credit by saving his
paper is not good and its circulators Shall
be punished, and ct the same time saw TO
Others your paper is good, the world may
take 1T.
On the part Of The prosecution it was
contended-ihat the word monev. thus
used IN the act, was to be received in its
moSt-known and usual acceptation, i. e.
tne common currency of the country
tilat The word as used i'm the statute
DOCKS, In bonds of security and in every
instrument, meant the common currency
on tle country, and that it should not now
by peculiar fatality be construed TO
mean sPecie-that the statute was meant
10 provide against AN evil, and il would
completely be repealed and its remedies
not advanced IT the construction given by
the counsel for the travcrser was TO be
recelvcd-that as TO the constitutiOnality
OF the law, there could be no doubt; the
restriction of legislative powers over
contracts was admitted, but it was con-
tended that it applied only in contracts
executed or executory, but not TO such as
should be hereafter made-that the leg
iSiatire had an equal right to regulate
the emission and circulation of spurious
paper, as that they exercised over retailers
Oh spirits, and III manv other similar in
stances; and in such fragrant cases, over
institutions based on fraud and supported
NV usury, to say they have no power, is
he'ner policy nor law; the power is
Wea" enough to stop the growing curse,
d courts ofiustice ought to advance rather
IMAM hinder the advancement of the re-
needles.
The jury retired after receiving the
charge of judge Thompson, who declar-
ed the law constitutional, and thought
that from the strictness which had been
used IN framing that law and the precision
IN ITS penning, particularly in defining a
bank-that there was no proof that the
present institution was bank within the
meaning of the act.
Next morning their sealed verdict was
opened and was special one, finding
the facts of passing the money and I'M
der, the knowledge of its being unauthor-
Ised, and said, if the court think the bill
money, we find the defendant gulty-if
not money. not g.Iilty.-After continuing
the point for advisement for some DAYS,
the court decided that the bill WAS NOT
MONEY, and the defendant was acquitted.
SuppO,ter.
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NEw-YoRK, MAY Is.


4
=. On Saturday, the oath inst at o'clock. p. NJ
lIi honerate weather) an experiment will be
made from the North Battery. near tl,c ct,te
Hrison, to propel boat against the tide Of the
hndSon River by Mechanism The boat is fiat
& Sufficiently large to carry five or six persons
conveniently. The proprietor of the invention
whom will with the greatest ease. perform The
whole operation. He has already obtained a
patent right for the same.
The London Morning Chronicle of April H.
states, that one of the first friendly Offices TO
be performed by the Duke of WelI;n~,nne ON ~
hsreturn to England, is that of bestoyinr the
hand of Miss Cation on Col Harvey, one Of his
Graces Aids-de- Camps, Miss G. is from Balti-
MORE"
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BANK NOTES NOT MONEY.
CHILLICOTUE. (OlMay u

CHILLICoTHE, (O.) Nav Is.
At the last Court of Common Pleas
held Tor Ross county in this place, the
following case excited some interest. and
as the question is a novel one arising ONT
OF The statute, entitled An act TO probi-
bit the issuing aud circulating of unau-
thorlsed bank paper" brief statement of
the case may not he unacceptable 10 the
readers of the Supporter.
State Of Ohio VS.. Isaac Epams.
Indictment for passing an unauthorized
bank notc on the Owl Creek Bank of
Mount Vernon.
Messrs. Bond and Sill for the prose-
cution.
Messrs. BeecIer and Creighton for the
traycTser.
On the part of the traverser, it was
commended that the legislature in the Sc
cond section of thc above act. i'm the fol-
lowing words, "T'bat every company or
association that ShaH lend mo,,ey. and
shall issue by their officer or officers. or
by any other person or persons, bonds.
notes, bills payable 10 bearer or pava-
BILE TO order, and endorsed in blank. or
use other shift or device, whereby the
bonds, notes or bills given by sucE com
pany or association, or on their behalf
pass or circulate by delivery, shall be
ia ken and deemed bank within this act
- had so particularly described the in
stiiuiion that should be deemed bank,
that unless evidence sufficiently strong
10 prove the Owl Creek association
10 be OF tins nature had been adduced.
the trayerser must be acduitfed-fhai
no proof having been adduceh to- sub
stantlate the fact Of that association
having lent mOney, /. e. specie-it was
, not bank within This act--so particular
is the description that no allowance ot
what might have been tie intention car
be admitted.-Jhe word the moncy as
used in the act, as ontra-diStinguisheC
from bills, clearly shews what is the I'm.
teniion. If IL had been intended only fot
associations that issue bills. the word.
te'd moacy should have been left out, foI
that is III essential requisite 90 constilut,
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WASHINGTON. May 21.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
Tits suggested in Baltimore paper, that the
notification OF the.blockade OF Perna,nbuco
by the Legation OF Portugal, is premature
the fact No! being actually known, OF the pre-
sence OF force competent 10 eudanyer the en-
trance Oh vessels into that port. IL the fact be
not Known, the notice is certainly premature
IL might have been further objected with e.
quail force, that granting the existence of an
actual blockade of the port OF Pernambuco
the notice is more comprehensive than defini-
ave, when 1t speaks Of the blockade OF the
" adjacent coast" -
LITERARY AND MILITARY INTELII.
GENCE.
we understand Captain O'CoNNoR of the
artillery has for some time been engaged Inv
order OF the War Department, in tra1slatin:-
from the French IA celebrated Treatise on the
science OF War and Fertilization. originate
composed by order of the Emperor Napoleon
Tor Tue use OF the students of the Imperial Po
i;ytechnic and Military Schools or France
ms work embraces the whole Science of War.
ana Field and Permanent Fertilization. with
HI the modern Inventions and improvements
IN the latter branches; and in France is uni
,efsaiiy used by the military, and is esteemed
beyond all other productions on these subjects
neing considered "A masterpiece.
we learn that the Translation compIetpd
ana WI shortly be published for the use of
The Cadets of the United States Military Aca.
deny. mi Ia
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a NEW TERRITORY

Dy an act OF Congress, passed March Sd. the
residue OF the Mississippi Territory (now a
s,ate mas been cut oii) is established as Ter
MA, and the town ofSt. Stephens declared the
metropolis, until altered BY the Territorial
Legislature. The bounds of the new Territo.
ry are as follows, viz: beginning at point
tude intersects the Perdido river: thence east
TO the western boundary line of the state of
Seorsia: thence along said line, to the SON
them boundary line of tue state ofTennessee.
1nence west alens said boundary line 10 the
tennessee river; thence up the same to the
mouth of Bear Creek, thence bv direct line
TO the n w. corner of Washington county
thence due south to the Gulpli of Mexino2
thence eastwardly, including all the islands
WITHIN SIN leagues OF the shore, to the Perdido
ming. M -
~ pr Bib (of Georgia) has lately been an.
pointed Governor Of this lie. ritorv.
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On the 25th Of April last, the chief JUS
uce of the supreme court of the state of
Ohio, was fined one dollar and fifty cents,
Tor not attending military muster, as a
private sentinel, in strict conformity TO
the laws of the state of Ohio.
Western Rese,re Chronicle.
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NEw-YoRK, May 23.
Gaming ,natcI.-We learn by the Fidelia,
that the Spanish Consul at New-Orleans
had been caned by Mexican Officer
while on Change: and that, in the scufiie,
the Consul was knocked down. The
Mexican officer, Immediately after, made
his escape.
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BALrIMnRr lIau os

,.: BALTIMORE. May PC.
1t is said the PRESIDENT OF the United
states viii leave Washington this morning ON
ms Eastern tour. Apartments in this citvhave
Deen taken toi him at the Fountain Inn.
Patriot
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22

il had brxn before. In coma Qusnos II sls5s I
about fortnight afterwards paosseullon
wss commenced agsIna Cps Bosrdns&ns
On this ground, thsl ~ hsa ~ 49, nnlse q
drums snd Elias and other insuumsosss for
great Iength q time, 10 VII, -four laurs II
each day and from TIC | = II August, . he
Tn of October, 1914 annoyed shr Citizens
fshe stare residing, travelling. or doing b.
sintss IL The city of HsuIord.-- - pros
ecntion Was commenced IN Ucfnhers 1914.
The court OF enquiry bslEore whcEn he VS.
brought for exsminasion, had 10 dou8ss q
The propriety 81 binding ever Capt. Beard
man 20 answer ID The charge against hlms
before ths County Court. For the acrom-
medallion Ct Capt Bosrrmsns the cause
was eonlinued to the term VI tho County
court in Dsoenaher- 1915 wia~n u res
uied, On The plea Of los guilty. = re u
impa.liAl court end lury. / d grsat QseS-
ssor on nc triai uss whssher hx I'D 49, -
"a he limits oi his duty and bad gsss seg
annoyed she pahlic --IapEsIn BvnYsltn :
orders iromshe wsr-depaftmrns vsFs pc.
duced on The trial lie was thereby Gsees-
ed 10 open recruiting rtnd.zsc0s, n q
nrar. the city a Hartford and il Vas clsins-
Cd that lhere MAS nothing in them 10 justify
lis annoying shr public IN the nasnnex he
had dous, n was not qoes f0n~sI, g The
side Of tie prosecution, hutihas 81 had
rightto carry ca he recruiting end to- his
purpose 10 make use of martial lnnsick, IN
! proper manner bur II WIS claimed thai
this power had Us reasonable limits md
that Ispt- Boa Oman had exceeded thess
limits, to the grsss annoyance of the pahllc
This was the pfincipal question naaac IS
the trial Of the cause 10 the jury, who iounS
Captain .Bosrdman guilty and The eouF
gave Judgement, that ne should pay 2 fine 9
fifss dollars, and sixss se,rn dilsrs and tcE
cents costs IL is general pti0eiplc oilsu
and Of the AigheSg importance 70 individual
aud thr pubic, that II pablsr olheefs. civ
or mllstary, exceed the Just hnfss OF tFti
powers 10 The injury fine public or ind
yidusls, they are liable 10 be sued cr pros
cuted and to pay such fine OF penalty
my be adpdged by court or assessed
a jury ! upon his principle Captain Boar
man was tried, convicted, and sentenced.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22
MORE NEH GOODS.
Joseph HARROD,

c>.~ 4 k~sts.xv y MsAtt fs~fs,
r - spsaiss fss az = sssaAvs aasf'nsas
Jjool<n, Cotton, anil Silk Goods,
~h;eI nj = fold 10y ek<sp sos Can oaJ--
<pnIX = i part Fl
n<<k e.~e b<s~a ans hrorss Wsa Of Esgsnd
BAoADCLoIHs
Bss<x biss. bro~s. osivs sad aia'd bsosd c'eshs.
CO AGA sod Is~ priced ditto
sup<rh.s I'D c0mnoa CAssiMERES
x.sees--T 1sfneus ssd S~A1tdown valing
F.>n,.s1s A nsser%--suzs &fpr- bocknxs
ps.o.z xad tvs.lIsd nsnbsssus. ri eoisuss
x.o.rh ed Tas,n pssids-~6 gursd h2xssnssts
ksuksn <ad Canton Cfspes
Bzxk. White 80 psak i'R's<n Craps
nersn. exsen ed hsps iK2hte Cspshs
zns1zxsoa <szim<rs, 4 and <hssfx shawas
- sad Ios<ra1n Isnens-~Brown hoiA1n<s
c1lseoss Ossghams. ssfy cheap
Lsn<n and east1n lsmbf,cs--reirh< F.xnnss
ops<ns Closk. --Pzafzioon Dxzvs
bls<k. white aAse and lead Worried Hols
nsck snd olive vevess--bissk add coofsd Velvet
Bsadsogs
Ribooa.. a zdorsnens kiul1.ns
ueuaxmsas worried and ls2abe WOOL Hsi<
Whsse ba.rk sod c. cared Lesxnasnss
uofenrs snks al cooufs
b<~vsr sad Ok Csov<s--Iarsa Beaver Cloves
1sxsns--4swsng sslk--Cossen Balls Ss. &c.
Dur IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22
Seas0nDbic Goods,
Are iusl received and offered fur sale BY
JOHN l.. ofURER,

<-xnNsrxrfyf, a luo<slia< black haax. prown.
4 ...a<~ hTo.r~ vrrsa and other colours Lon
- np0AnrI rs rfis: ! great variety If midd :
e., "a To- ar,eed d,sto lup<rfsn< add eommou
sIssL s,lar. m.,'d. drzb. and other colours Jingle
80 aarbls milld cafinxres |; Cord black. whsse
- - al y<.saw f.xoaels aad B4zss.5s
8 : al s-4 dnto swsuik,as, plain, twilled, 6x
,.~s 81 ol.,a Bsmaaxet.s; Wrldbores; Pxnsaloon
Drswrrs . variety Of vslhnrs; cotsoo Haadxer
rh,Tf. klt and eosfou duo Turkey red Bxsdan
n... Im;t.fioa shawl mourning ditto ok and
cs,,on disso - aIIoesnsos plzin aud swillo cor
tou shawls black and white NiiIhaestt black
.nd "a inch cofsoa Umbrellas; very fiue e1ngham
Afro cosson Lasss, C4nbrie Mnaius; Braces 7;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22
English Goods selling at the AUG
ton Prices
BENJAMIN WILLIS, in. & Co.

Nos. 5 & 5, HAIMARkET ROW:
HAyE Just received and aresnow opening IS
IL Packages OF sTAPLE& FANCY GOODS,
which together with their former stock, comprises
very extensive assortment Of 81
English, India & French Goods,
lhe most Of which have been purchased at the late
sales at Auction, aad will be sold al prices accord
inEly. Purchasers respectfully invited to cali
anu examine for themselves. They assured that
the prices OF Goods shall meet their expectations.
FOR SALE As ABOVE,
$50 bids. St. .Ubes SALT
! do. ST. Croix RUN;
pipes yidonia WINE:
81 boxes Sonehong TEA, Beverls's cargo;
chests Hyson skin TEA.
A boxes No. 4 CHOCOLATE:
90 do by 3 GLASS. A
8 casks Cd cut NAILS.
bags Cocoa SHELLS;
boxes STARCH;
1 case Dasch BRUSHES contsiasng Floor,
Hsad, and Hearth Brushes
case comusoa Dutch LOOKING GLASSES;
$50 bundles London PINS from 3i-s to 5, and
will be sold low.
Dec. -. 6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22
AUTHENTIC CONFESSION FROM
WARRINGTON.

Disclosure ofMr. Randolph. in bis plsce,
on the hoor Of the house Of Representatives.
$ The tire has arrived when there : 70
longer any necessity for surprising The fscis
that the grand srmory. Of kichn1ond, in Nir
gina. was built with "a eve t. putting down
Mr.. Adams administration with the bayenef,
ii il could not Be accomplished by other
|meansn
Let those who make such an uproar about
lhe Hartford Convention, read thss deciarstion
al Mr. Randolph, ant then 20 breakfast uith
What appetite they nay
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22
China, Earthcn and Glass
r W1RES ID
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

M. >. Msssbs~s Req Aff5ss s,sf, Psvsiss5.
OFFERS F0R SALE,
50 crates crosksry Ware i<secfrd for the country
Is ditto C ensnelsd aud blue printed Teas and
cxIe<s
disso dsuo ditto ditso zndsbrown printed
and fancy Soiorsd Bowie
dsxso ditto ditso Mugs
50 ditto adsrssa edgd sad &C. Plates
dino &C chsmo<v and Bowie
10 ditto and csfks oef enamefd.
blue and bsosa printed and IRA WAR;
sonaoa saansrt ss'a<rso'
- dino easmsrd Tea pcss. Sugars and Creams
Bux< iadix Chsas Tea sexts
90 Pipes
! hAds am<ri<sa black gtaz<d Tea Pots
- The ssove. soessh<r With more Than one
haadsed cpened Packages, will b Told low for
csih q approved credit
sooe Tsmbse4* Wines, D<eanters, Cruiss & Saith
SO Tea and Dsniog ssxts. Of more than hfy diff
f<r~as psueras from ~ IS 10 D6o
5oc testx China. brown. clue. oiv<. red black
p.inted <san<fd and &C. Tea and Coffee Caps
and ssaesu
fooo bsns pssnsed. China brown lined. blue and
ersxa eck<d and c.. Dilhrs, szilads. Nappins
an8 Bakers
800 ezie kalves sad fasks
So d. z<a Naips
50 DO Back nAiI
rC fesu islsfe Tea Pots. sasafs. Steps Creams
toco blu< GRATED enamel &. C black g>xsd.
plsnsliad Ia. Britannia. block TN. pearl and
kxypsssa r<z foss
cuf gi.is p.lh<~--D s<snssrs-< Tunblers -Winss
srrar. sna crs.r>- Jssliss and Cuflarts
Low priced l.osksag 0hd<s--Aad kcns
szovsls ard Toe4s- Wsissrs-co6ss Mis-
f1aul<. hezsth ssd aoor Bsnfhss--B Below
w4seh Ch<ins--iunre Cana
AIlo vari<sy Of cher articles sos asnsress %
pzrsssaafre Nov. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22
American Manufactured Goods.

American Manufactured Goods.
Ne 7. M.er Re-.
JOSEPH POPE, sgeas for li~y Y Bssws. Of
prov;denes. who keep him ecnflantly fupphed
from their iorg known and veil enAbhihedFaa-
~ y pxwtuekst, With : general aHorsm<nf Of
Am<rjcaH Cotton Geeds,
cpNuTtno or
Single Tara for Warp sad Filling
50 stkvezdsd white 4 eoios Z stocking Yarn
white and ceiored fewsag cctsoas
sinss--shessiees Cheeks-stripes
-Chamhrsys-Bed Ticking. &c
- opksepers - town and eeantry and peo
pie 10 gensral VIC win 70 eErnith them[<lvss 9th
the above articles, vii bsisPpiied n the fstsorJ
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22
TRIAL of Capt. ELIJAH BoARDMAN.

T.
l.. the summer and autumn OF A. ID. is Ia,
the inhabitants OF the city ol Hartford, and
Others, who occasionally came there, were
greatly annoyed, By recruiting parties !;
who were parading the streets, With drums
and files, on an average, as much as three
or four hours in day. They generally
had one bass drum, aud sometimes two,
together with several common drums aud
flies. Ii is a masler Of public notorieiY,
that such frequent marching with such a
number OF drums and flcs, 10 the principal
streets, and most freqasnted places ct the
city, greatly annoyed the public, BY dis
tressing The sick, inserrnping business,
fsightsing horses, and oserturring and
breaking carIisges. In consequence Of
this great annoy ance, there was meeting
of the civil authority OF Tic townc Hart
ford On The subject and Tor he purpose Of
relieving the public, and to conduct the 6n-
siness in manDsr as conciliaiory as possi-
bic, the civil authority appointed Two Of
their number, committee, 10 call on the
recruiting officers, and state 70 them The
Inconvenience which the public suffered,
and request them TO CONDUCT the recruiting
service, SO IS to Incommode the pubic less,
in iu,uEe. This committee accordingly
called on Lieut.. Col. Smith, then the supe-
,ior officer on The recruiting service an HIATT
ford, and communicated 10 him the request
Of the civil authority. In answer 20 ihis
request, Col. Smith assured them, that nc
would give The necessary orders, and DO al
in his power 10 conduct the recruiting ser
vice 50 Is 10 avoid tho iaconseniences eom-
plsined OF IS much as possible. lie ., the
same time, stated, that Captain Elilan
BoasdmaE, then ia the recruiting service
in Hartford, wssnos uudrr his command |
bot had his orders directly from the war.
Edrpsstment. Ioconseq sescs Of this intor-
/ nation, ons ct the committees eommunlca'
ted she same rtqvcxs from The Civil ~
shuEigy 10 Caps Boa oman, who, ID Bis "a
swer, stated ihst he should not alser III
course Of conducting that business -
should continue 10 10 a. lie had done. II
sacs The annoyance = he public r0nsinuce
to lie - grsats ss.rr his application made
By the committee Of tie civil authority q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22

We'1ndexsand il4at BssonAparsa has been
very communicative u lac lss our admins
tfaGion look out
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22

BsR fnper6ne bizex.
bsne. brown. esnnzmous
o.ave a mxa BRO ~
CLOTHS
Common and iow priced
ditto
BxR doxble railFd bissk.
hi1<. md nix9 CAS-
sIM EkES
Rack blue mind brown.
Give and sirAb angle
mill d CsGnsrss
Bue. brown and greco
HUNTERS CLOTHS
QUEENS CLOTHS
SLACK, brown. olive.
600 sy.~ r,on.m,a
and bottle green pk
IIssR CLOTHS
A large aiTsrsm<ns Of
4.4 a.~k1
aazrrTs of.Ifrol-
a.. v.yx L.
seo, "a p...is
paid Bon,ssx9,s
s..sr-.a psf. r..aa.l.
R,s..,, Ta,i;a~, ..d
r ! sv.n,aown
vr-IIxcs
v,h;,s r~si v~ggow Green
\ hlrh EIANNsIs
s~as din
Dsas,. a,d f~a.t,o~.
g.,rk;a..---,v;lI,d Far
a..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22
Pauls' Patent Columbian OIL,
For Sale by
b. & III. BUTMAN,

lHercaaass Rsu, Msddle-Ssresf. Porffond.
yTYHERE Certificates. ofiss wonderful effects
w may BE- seen. Nov. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22

4 grsst variety ofslLKs
VIE.
Bea swiil'd I.svanssnes
Double q hnglt F!oren-
Gee, p ain and change
xhlx cosours
Black Isdia ctnchzws 4
o<rsnSEsx
Back. ec,oursd s paid
hziixns
coloursd znd paid Can
TOO ELK
pongee siiks for iinings
t5e. sc,
Black fix Yelling
Ben Nankin and Canton
Grapes
Back and white Italian
Grape
Coloured Cambsics
Back ,whsle and eosoured
Elk Gloves
Beaver and kid Cloves
SIX s. Gotten lahore Ia
Bet gill; Coat aId Yea
Butfons
Imperial elk Rsssons
Olive. brown and green
Ribbouds.
Ga y 4 and 8 4 light
& dxrk IMITATION
SHAWLsS
Back Caatou Hdkfs
Ben Bsndxiinzs b Chop
pa Romals
A great variety Of cotton
Hdkfs
American Bed Ticking
Ruliia Diapers
Brown HcllaLd
Back ald white Millin-
etis
Cotton Czmbrics
Czn5ric Mullins
81 a. and { 4 black
Csmorics
CoppsrpIzses and Farni-
Back and blue Italian
s~~suE Silk
Black aud ziorted Cam
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22
NesU q: Seasonable Goods.
ENCLISH, INDIA, AND FRENCH
y GOODS, ID

fnsted TO the preiens and approaching ftafcn. q
xrs4s part Of which were parshsled II IxEs Aue-
sloas IL Boaor. xad wilt be fold VERY low.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22

/, ismuch 10 &c desired that . gentleman o.
scientific aSiainments. hiatoficai ressasch sha Ia
xr2ry t.Se. may accompany Mr. Gtownsnsaieic
in his exged,s.oa. The noitiriied OBJECTS p r.
tloasl curiosity, which will b psesea4ed 60 tlse
traveller on such tour, would aHard nsSefi-
ais, .shIcl. If we'll digessed sad arranged, woald
do credit to the couasry ana center permanent
ceicbsirY upon yo,age. watch. vi Aont such
narration, will j ~sndIe inso atopie ot ac cuslos.
ity and tiasi ialsiga hcance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-01-22

An ACT in addition 10 an act entitled :
Acl for Toe due regulation os Lieea
Houses"