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f'HiS valuable estate lies hauoysr county upon the
u iuain road leading from Hanover town 10 han.ytr
coui thonsc, two miles from the and miles
The latter contains about thousand lagd
one thii low grounds OF the nrst eu9y Le
mnrSy 've', ny which II Is bounded for nioge ihan
,,c the balance vi the tract is high land OF superior
IIsu, with wood and timber sufficient support the
estate u nmcy waered distant eighteen mics this
ely otNchm"md. up,s this estate twoStuJJ brick
h"nses 50 10y II feet, complete order for family
tits ether cas be made at small expense. TLeres
also ia. walls OF ,xostory house, Us feel by AZ most
c',g1Ht workmanship the roof has been burnt 10y DIRE
oni the waits 50 little Injured that they may be Iuih
Immediately.
ihe sac vii, take place the first day of July next
on tr premises 10 the highest bidder One half Of the
purchase m"ueyio he PAID The uay sac for the
balance credit OF one and two Yeas, taking security
on The land.
MI West, wl. is the manager, will shew the land TO
ahF person wishing to purchase and The price will be
made khowu Va application by letter (pospaid) 10 the
Subscriber, near Gloucester courthouse.
The pat chaser Will lie permitted TO seed small grain
aad ay have full possession the LIST December
only being KEEP, to protect the crop Till sale be
maie oi Il THOMAS IL. RCOTES.
White Marsh, MaIch3. Oc-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

D edmond BLANK TOOK uisyrAcropy a.
IN the sign Of the Ct,je i Lcegsr.-ihe subscriber
iases the liberty OF informing the cx.ns az Rchond
aud Manchester that he has jus, Ieccscr hy III. sea
Lion from New YORK, au expensive, first rate hHii2.
became which was previously imported ig.A Eng
anu-fuinsoi any Kind win be done eihcf red faint
hntsor music toany pattern wth eXaencss aud .Spe.
dtion, on reasonable terms. Wishing hts atten.
uoh more particularly 10 the s,auohsfy le Va general
he shall at all tineS have ii ad compi,le
assortment of BtaR& Baots, with without pat,u,
baeks aud Russia bindg) vatons sizes ard pstt.,-
either wholesale retail Jon Accommodating tcrp,
sueh as iedeers, journals day, cas letter uyoc, AM.
DiiI books records deed will AM, ord, tocI
rule dockets, execution and fee hooks pocket Ica..
bank memotaadun, and sheiiis' booAs-oh,ss boa,t
and port fo,i"s, in din.ieni forms ali OF his own man
u'acture Nesciabie nodes and CHECKS all III. Bans
~ this city either bnnnd IN sheets blanks
Kinds, writing materials OF ali d-scription.iE .o, an
the bestqualiiy. -
The subscriber think il unnecessary to s,a,e anytbne
rsspeeungt the quality ofms,sriss styi. Of workman
sup as time and be encouragement OF generous pub
Inc have no doub, proved tile materials aud workman.
ship in bis profession. FRfD'k A. MAYO
n. o. Orders for BIdak Fork and 5fachiN. huli1r
thankfully received anu carefully executed al The short
est notice May29 ST
{ IN Monday. 2e,h June last, ~hilu travel ng from
~ Harrsohbnrs, Va. to this place b. accident f,ii
IN company with nian who ca,s himself Jvhasoa who
Told me he wa, fre,n buckingham county not fa fn,na
place called Port Rephoc that he ms WAY 10
'chinohn !" dispose ~ yuahIity of bacon, wbsksy,
&cwhich he said was then ihe ROAD coming down
ne aay aer we arrived in this place, sold lis
-ano on Thursday I'd inst. at his request lent him
my mare for few hours; since have neither
seen or beard Of Mr.. Johnson my Warei therefore
very much suspect Mr. johnson for either gong oiw itl
iny mare, or selling her in this place taking OF
The money either cfv1ich IN opinian constitutes
villain Therefore those who hav, the least l,tred
u such character, will, II possible, assist IN ryng to
detect hini-t suppose the Young to be about
feet nlne ipe's nigh, very spare made has long
and chin, ghi hair, aaG has lost several ofis fore
teeth, wsarsa light grey coat, and dab ba,;aoons aiy
mare rs h.eS ahon, Is hands high. oyeags oid...A
reward of 40 will re for tue mare delivered at
tRe Eagle hniei, or TO ms seif in Barrisophnrs.
JOHN GLARK.
Juy T. rs. ct
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FAMts ~. PLtASANrS-iiayinp obtained license n
- practice law. Will attend the infefior and in
courts oi Powhatan, Goocbiaud ann Cumberland N
pio"ises faithful attendance to al! business eirus,g
TO hs oate. ''~
n. .. PLACE ofresidence, Powbatan courthouse.
ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

Tho herb called Lo5e!S The common name graiqg
J0b0cc0, IS recommend, II ceTlain for Hydro
pbobia ~ the most adv need stages. sitOng dccoc
nan must he made nosit ard administered r. the pa
ucnt. when tie woUu, j. Gfsh, the panf fnnst he
applied To II, ard also q 81 decocuon takeninefnay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

his saii ar4jsst,'s reign, un,i ,ls 2Sth 6sy Of
March, lSii; and revived and mat.e perpetual
by another act, passed ia the 5ith year of his
said majesty, intituled, an act To revive aud
MAKE perpetual, certain acts tor cons olda,ing
and extending the several laws in force, for
allowing the importation and cAportausn OF
certain articles into and from certain ports in
the West Indies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

M ANCtiESrER TURNPIKE COmPANY.-I sin III
- stTneiea by the board Of directors To notify the
socshoders that OH Wednesday, the 18th day OF July
next at the Manchester Exchange, an extra meeting
VIII be held when their attendance is particularly re-
s".st.d on business Of primary importance.
June To- ~. .tdm JAMES RRANDER OK.
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tLD ESTABLISHED PORTER CELLAR.--7Ts So.
- scTT5er, erafet1t for past )fto5s, returns III.
sticeTe THINKS fer The eHCOnr0geGeaf he las tersig
from the citizens Of Richmond and Biunchrster ,5
fhs pubEC at large, for zen years pask In The Loff
business, ami hopes ~ strict attention to glk o,.
=" ms ttne, 70 meet Continuance NJ their fa0oy ne
mas fGtety returned from the north .bcre he
ayrd1geDfeHfS tcah ne beR brsreys il, tie TD{fsg
MaieS ,Jor constant supply Of me first cuaHfye,
Porter ann 6eer through Instrumentation SH1B,,e;
ne e1fectS an jetv dngS, f5G bbks OF ETSk oEqfifv
Se.y, and loo bfaf. dO. porter.
He WtsheS ~ remind lis cORpt;g customers that bc
s"l continues 10 Keep SODe NJ fhc hest b0ffoS ne
CI'Hed Stdfe;, and can warraRt gke packiBg oj pe~
tfT &C. aons IN The yerg best ne gene ruth
hdS on hnng from ~ 5000 dozen porter, ,'eatg ,r
use 50 f0t his customers Gun be snppedOt me short
e1 notice. JOHT HLTRY.
on hcHd, consistent swpVty OF sfcecf bottled ciafr
1Ls9, inst 10 hqyd, supply ofUorg HrSt gHakfy
Phtadet1'hfa beer, BY The b0ryfG.
5py.t 10. loe1v9
IN CHANCERY --Hasax county. Apf,i court ISIS
Charles WLitoek ana Ricbatd r.. Higk, Efainff6s
AGAINST
Claiborne o. s. west. Philemon Hurt Thomas =
Sprdglns, hTHlsteau tathso2lei and VIM. SydEOr. j.
Dcfead0Hff.
Tile defendant CIsihofrc q. S. west rot having ~
tered bis appearance an0 given security according 10
the acl % S5seiaby aHd the rules ~ this court and u
appearing 10 the satisfaction 81 The that he s,of
% iHhabiiaB Of aus cOmUuN e3ltl, motion If tie
plaintiffs ~ uer counsel ~ Is OT0Cred That ths said
defendant West do appear hsfcson the 4h Monday 10
copy of this order he fofhwhinstied IN one Of the
newspapers ppblShed in the city OF Richmond fos
eight weeks successvcv and posted at the front doc
oithe courthouse NJ this county A copy Teste
Jssss. = wss.
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HNk HAfGs rcl1ss,s those who rnay GssiIe his pro.
- iessiOiEl auerior, to apply at Frederick =. NJ.
bta"5 AprihecNFY 1Jop July Z. Is..1t
~ oflCt--'the subscribers having connected then.
selves IN the COMMISSION AND GROCERY
GuSiH tSS, IN GAINESVILLE under The firm Of Bircheft y
naft@t net their services 20 their friends aud the
public. rhcy will pay particular attention 10 The in.
sptcuon oi tobacco and nOH their acquaintance with
the c"tiTe and proper cement ofthat article aud
Delng sin4ed IN ihe ceBiie Of famogs tobacco
Try Hatcr themselves they ~ be able give general
slisAction to those wbD theiu with orders
ihey WI shorty have completed two spacious houses,
WniCh WI enable them tOEeCeiye and safely felarge
feaniiies OF meTchanske pTOdacc and intend keep.
ing gesefd supply Of GROCERTES.
WV. RiHCHFTT,
Inne u. u Ml2Ma J. nArIlSr
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and will seii my Tract Of Land lying On the
- county OF AbemaTle, within four miles Of C!iar
iouessilie, and sixteen Of ScOtsviIe James river
containing by iase survey. ei0 acres 20 of which is
nat and very productive OF any crop well timbered
vaiered, aud pretty well improved The Central Col
iese Is within three miles Of the land.
CLIFF: HARRIS.
,JISpe g. a ,,s,o,
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NEW YORK, July G-THe Anniveysayy
o. tie Declaration Of Hdspeudsace was CO.
lebrnled in This city OF Saturday last With
usual demonstrations Of universal joy.-
The bells were rnng at sun rise and sun
set, aud salules were fred from meat Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

STARMERs' BANK or ViNGINIA.--The president
aud directors have declared dividend of four and
quarter per cent fof lie last months which after
the suai deducoi will be paid TO the Stockholders Oh
toe tSih inst WM. NEKERViS CashT.
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

s-'OR SALE-Ihe TRACT OF LAND which Iupw
reside. containing by late survey $50 acres THIS
tract offers 10 the purchaser many Inducements as an
excellent neighbOThOod, health cOntigjity 10 nayiga.
ton, and good aud sufficient improvements he ac-
COMMUNICATION OF senteel family. There are on this
plantation fiourishng apple aud peach oTcbards-ThiS
plantation is well enclosed, being laid oil into four
fields, and in excellent cropping order Those disposed
TO purchase will view for themselves Possession given
the rst day Of January next The purchaser hayethe
privilege ofseeDg wheat about forty bushels TO adyan
tsge) on the l0tn day OF October.
Trims of Sate-onehiTd whsr pOssessios is given
and the other two thirds IN eqnai annual install
mrnts. HUGH CAMPBELL,
near DaRhiyk, King s queen county.
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The following petition from a female conyict under
sentence OF death, In NewEats, London TO The Prince
Regent Is simple. heantifur affecting couposifion
u also cosins aH exPressO Of feeling aud reference
to facts which mag he productive of good but esrbot
possibly, Ny any perveTsien bring forth evil.
10 ms roget Uigh7sss T. Prince Regent, &c. TIE
most hHSrhie ., ffi0u Of -
Sheweth-Iba at an a. When judgment was I'm.
perfect and seduction strniIg she drawn fofn her
fathers house by The ailifs I, Of y villain
g That degraded ny her fine in The estimation of
her family, when the h"fn of repentance came no
friendly door invited her ~ turn.
nat her dependence or her sedHccr increased,
wbiie his attentions TO her abacd and that ~ do
uacied houT she purcased The continuance Of hs DO
lection 10y breach ofihS Az.
That her lie must lie ofeitcd foT he's crime unless
the ooniiti"n Which shf boptsbas spprsscd her God,
may obiaintOt her TIE 6mrassioU ofhtt Pnnte...
hnd that she Is not now be olcii0us fo her lie than
her prayers shall ever be des0ul fOt the hor OF her
pardon"
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Hrv YcVg, July ~ oHng Alligator between one
aud Two feet ioug vas ,gigb this forenoon in Coffee
House slip. They iHhabt the ffesh riteIs IN the
southern states and low 1tound It's way here is dill.
cnlt e imarinc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

lie can warrast the packing OF porter doue in the
most careful manner. " nv
@estenien would do wen TO call and taste his qnors
and II the quality that may be ordered dom, prove
eeua 10 the sample, he win cheefnlly exchange il o.
return the money. /xue o. Io.T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-14

EesToN, July s.-The following is the cooy
OF the bill brought into the British Parliament.
aud which probably has passed, for regulating
Inc trade OF the British West India Islands,
and Sonth American Colonies Til hill tn-e'
,her with the act authorizing the opening of
certain ports in Nova Scotia and New Bruins.
wick seem TO be the measures relied on bv tie
British government to afford relief 10 the West
lndia Colonies, against the operation OF our ma.
vgaiiou act. There seem TO be some errors in
the copy OF the following bill, which we are IN y
able, at present 10 correct. We therefore for.
bear some remarks on the operation of these
acts, until we receive further information.
From the Nouz Scotia WesEly Chronicles OF
T,,,e |
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NJOIiCE.-rhCse indebted to Mr. HENRY BUTLER
are hereby notified that all the property OF The
said Batter, as also all debts due him Of whatever ma
t"Ts sceIeT has been assigned 40 the subscribers rs
trustees Ter the purposes mentioned IN the deed Of as
sisnmsnt and they alone authorized 10 receive
payment.
The creditors Of the said iicnry Butler sobere5y
notified that the said deed Of assignment ready
for inspcctUn and signatures at the office John H.
J"Hes IN 18TH street first dnOr north NJ street where
they are invited 70 call at any time between the hours
ofninc O'Clock A ". aud two ociack r. NJ. untl the
i5b day oi the present MONTH witch is the time limit
ed for tbs CREDITORS 10 IN Tor the benefit Of said
assignment.
J. x. JONES
REUEEN JOHNSON, Trustees.
fbO5. PULLING,
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By the G0rerIiOr Of the fonlu0p,tfaLth OF PirIuIa
PROCLAMATION

June IS. a. yygS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

List Of Petitions from this section Of the country
wh.cb have been presented d The House Of Rep
resentatives during the present session of & on
gress, that have not heretofore been reported -
by Mr. Perris, petition Of 1bos. Webster,
praying for pension.
BY MIR. ORR, etiton of sundry merchants of
Bath. in the District of Maine, praying that The
port Of Bath may be he'd port Of entry,
for vessels arriving from the Cape OF Good Hope
and places beyond The same.
BY Mr.. Holmes of Mass. a petition Of Dean
Weymouth praying for an increase OF The pension
heretofore granted him.
BY Mr.. Pdrrisa petition Of Jonathan s. Stevens,
Joseph Bryant, and others, of Castine in the Dis-
trIct Of Maine, praying that certain duties q
goods entered by them at the said port of Castine
wmie the same was occupied by the British forces
which they were compelled to pay TO the Collector
on the part of the United States after The evacua-
lion of that place by the British authorities, may
be RENTED
BY Mr. Paris, also, petition Of sundry inhab-
itants Of the District of Maine, praying for the es
enlistment of post route.
BY Mr.. Paris a petition of Nathaniel Kinnard
praying for pension.
BY Mr.. Holmes, Of Mass. petition of sundry
inhabitants of the towns of Kittery and Elliot in
the District OF Maine, employed in the fisheries,
praying thai the duties on salt may MOI tie repeal
ed, or that such other relief may be afforded to
them and others engaged in the fishing business
as to congress may seem just and proper
By Mr. Hhiimaaa petition of sundry merchants
~ Belfast il the District Of Maine, praying for the
establishment Of an uniform system Of Bankrnptcy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

Mr.. Bassef fubniitssd 70 the Houee
bill for organizing and chasing the mill
tia, &c. to be taken up upon the consid.
Grafton of the bill reported during this
fession on the fame spbisct by DIR. Hars
rifsa which was ordered to lie on the
table.
The Houfe then, bysa final majority,
refoved itfelf into committee Of the
whole. Mr.. De5,asin The chair, on the bill
for the relief OF Gen. Arthur St. Clair.
This bill gave rise TO A discussion which
occupied the committee until fun set, in
the course of which the motives IF The
act of 1910, for The relief of Gen. ST..
Clair, the act Of limitations, the merits
of the petitioner tie Justice of his claim
&c were all brought INTO view, as we'll
as the propriety q various amendments
offered to the bill.
n notion. made by Mr. Forsyth, to a.
mend he bill by directing the accounting
officers of the trealury TO adult The
claim of Gen. ST. Clair and allow him
the principal and intereff Of Whatever
amount may appear to be due, any law
to the contrary notwithstanding, was un-
der confederation, when the committee
rofe, and obtained leave TO ct again
after which the Houle adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
House Of Representatives.
Iiondou Inn 9 &

Monday, Jan IS.
Mr.. WILSON, of Mass appeared, was
qualified and took his seat
Mr. JOHNSON reported bill respecting
the organic dion of the Army of The U.
States, which was read twice.
A bill .or he remission of du,ies upon
stereotype plates, and upon Bibles and Tes-
,aments, in foreign languages, imported by
Bible oocieliss, Tor the gratultous circula-
ZION of the Holy Scriptures, was read twice
Mr. pARRIs. from the Committee on
the subject, reported bill, directing the
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Commissioners OF public buildings TO cause
10 be erected two buildings, each 70 contain
forty rooms OF convenient si2e, As offices
for the Executive Departments Reau
twice
The House, in committee, again discus
sed the bill TO amend the act respecting fu
gitives from justice, and persons slaves
escaping from the service of their masters
The bill (says NE Nat. Ltethgenctr) Is
vrly important 10 slave holders, as going 10
make that law efficaclous, which is at pres
ent little better than nominal
No question was taken on il when the
House Adjourned
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18th Congress-. st Session
In SENATE, Monday, Jan. 2S

IN oE.NIIE, MONDAY, Jan. 20
A report Of The Secretary of War of con-
tracts made by the purchasing and ord
nance departments, in 1917, was made
The following resolutions, submitted by
Mr. Tichenor, on the 22d, we're considered
and agreed to
Resolvea-i hat the military committee
be instructed TO inquire into the expediency
oil repeating or modifying so much of the
second section Of the act, es ablishing stbe
military staff, as relates to hospital surgeons
and hospital surgeons mates, and to the
appointm' nj OF judge advocates.
Resolved-That the military committee
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IN SENATE.

Monday, FEB. 2
The refolution for appointing a COM
mittee on The Maaachusetts Claims, was
on motion f Mr.. Otis, further poapon-
cd 10 this day week.
The military appropriation bill was
taken up and discuaed Confederate
debate took place on motion which
was made to reitore the pay to breges
Fank, erafsd in the other Houfe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

A refolve paTed authorizing the con-
tinuation of the Commissioners appointed
70 icttlc the boundary line between this
State and Rhode-Iiland. vcRing them
with full powers, and authorizing them
to erecf zach monuments on the boun-
dairy line as they may Judge expedient
Orders q Netiee- pafed on petitions
of town of Stand,fh sand the afcilors
OF Iackfon plantation.
Bills to incorporate the town CT Chi
IA; = TO ehabish the Thomaiton Marble
Manufacturing Company ito incorpo-
rate the Executive Committee of the
Maiiachnsetts Baptiit Education Society !;
to incorporate the LIT Bap,iit Society in
Bath ; to authorize the WiiIcahct Bank
TO reduce It's capital and a bill concern
ing Conltables-all pafIed to be engros-
scd.
ResoiOes paiIed-on petitions of the
Selectmen of Fairhaven and the Sef.
sions Juitices of Washington county
Aeisusned
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Mondnv. Feb.


On motion of Mr.. Siisbee, it was
ResofUsd. That the committee Of com
merce and manufactures be inftructed TO
inquire into the expediency of 70 amen
ding the acts regulating the collection of
duties on imports and tonnage as that
matters of vedeis which may flop for
fupplies, or in confequence of adverfe
winds or weather at the ports Of Mar
thaS Vineyard, within the diltrict Of
Edgartow on their 1pay TO otber ports in
The United States, may not be compelled
to make entry of their vef1els, or TO nav
hospital money or tonnage duty at any Of
the ports within faid dlltri6f, nor TO pro
coed from the port at which the veiIcl
may arrive. to any other port within thar
dlillict for The purpofe of making report.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

On motion of Mr.. STERNs, the War
Department was requested TO state the
amount of fees which had been paid TO
Counsel, by the army judge Advocates
since Aug. l, 1912, the names of such
Counsel and the expenses OF The Courts
Martial since that time.
The House again went into committee
on the bill respecting fugitives and slaves.
A number of amendments were made 10
the bill by one of which very severe pen
allies are TO be inflicted on persons con
vicied of kidnapping
The Committee rose, and reported the
bill as amended.
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Your Committee would recommend that
there be constituted by law Board OF Az
riculture and Domestic Improvement. with
competent powers for effecting the objects Of
the instituton-that the Governor be er ofFciio
the President of the Board that the Trustees
OF the Massachusetts Society for promoting
Agriculture-the Presidents of the yarions
Agricultural Societies in this Commonwealth
the Professors Of the various branches of
Natural History, &c. in our University and
Colleges, shall be ex olicio Members Of th;s
Board that as a stimulus 10 excellence the
Board may from time TO time elect honor.r,,
Members, who shall have right To ca, u H.
Board, and TO assist in its deliberations b,s
shall not be entitled 10 vote in ouest;ons
which shall come before the Board that the
Board shall from time to time publish Jour
nal OF ITS proceedings, together with such es-
says aud memoirs as may be presented TO the
Board, and be by them thought worthy oe
publication; that their Treasurer stall be I'M.
der bond, with sufficient sureties TO the accep-
lance OF the Governor and Council. for the
faithful discharge Of his duty, SC. +; that the
members OF The Board shall receive no peca.
mary compensation for their services that
,hey shall direct the application OF all monies
belonging 70 The Board, and faithfully apply
me same " the way Of premiums, and in such
o.her manner as may seem to them most ben
ehc'al 70 the objects Of the inslitution--ior
any personal fault or fraud Of their own. in
she appropriation Of tie money, they SHALL be
personally liable, and shall al alltimes be sub
Jet to the supervision and control Of the Leg
islalure.
And that the objects Of this institution may
oe accomplished, your Committee would fur
lhef recommend that 4 revenue be raised ~ a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

On motion Of FIR. Tudor, the Com.
nittee on Lotteries. was directed 70 con
fdrr the prcprsety of endeavouring to
procure prosihon in the fcvsral States,
for th- abolition of lotteries
resolve paded one reading for gran
ting 500 dollais TO Plantation No. for
making road through tie States land
therein
A remembrance from Warren againlt
the contemplated bridge over Georges
River, was committed.
CT The Commissioners recommend
the appropriation of 500 dollars towards
building grit and faw mill on the road
from KensSbec river 20 Quebrc.
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be instructed to inquireiato the expediency
oI a refofm Ii the provisions OF the laws
respecting the emolumtnts AMI allowances
10 he military and stah officers of the army,
IN order 10 place them Oh more economl-
cal establishment.