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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

Friday, FEB. 6.
II committee from the Houfe brought
up the annual Tax bill, 10 ancient form.
Governors Salary.
The bill from the Houfe, reiforing the
falary Of the Governor to the original
fun of IIool was taken Up.
Its paiiage was opposed by the Hon.
Mefirs Moody, and Hill. The Hon.
Mr. Whiting moved an indefinite poit.
ponement of The bill. II debate enfued,
in which the pofponement was advoca-
ted BY the mover and oppofed by the
Hon Metirs Quincy, Dana, Perkins, Sui
livan, Welles, and oaltonitall.
he queitioD of Poaponement was de-
cided ;--Yeas IogNays IS $50 the
bill from the Houie is loft. Adj.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

Tuesday, Jan OF.
A bill in addition to an ACT giving pen
sions 10 the orphans and widows of persons
slain in he public or private armed vessels
of the u. 5. was read first time.
Duty on Salt.
Mr. Campbell, from the Committee of
Finance, reported, that IL is nor ea1edtent 10
reheat the lozy imhosinS dufy on SAT-.
Laid on the table.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
ThzlraHnal I'm 90

thursday, Jan. 29
The amendments OF the Seua,e, mex
rg provision for the establishment of add
tiunal land offices in the terliloryol Nissou-
ii We're read and referred to the com nit
Tee on public lands.
! he House resumed the consideration Oh
the bill 10 amend the act entitled An act
respecting tugtives from justice, and per
sons escaping from the service oftheir mas
tets"
The question on rscommitaent Of The bill
was dc cided in the negative, without disis-
ion.
Mr.. Rich made several successive at.
tempts 10 procure amendments 10 the bill
relaxing some of its pi DIVISIONS, which were
successfully neGaliyed
rhe debate, though not very interesting
was zealou.ly persisted in 70 late hour
Alter two or three Intellectual motions 10
procure adjournment, and 10 further amend
the bill
The question was at length taken.
" Snail the bill be engrossed aud read
third time and decided, by yeas and nays,
Is follows: Yeas 81, Nays SIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Tuesday Jan. 27.
On motion Of Mr.. Mason, Of Mass.

Resolved, That the claim Of the State Of
Massachusetts for expenditures TO lhels
militia for their services during the late
war, together with the documents on the
files ofthi House, be referred 10 select
committee, to repor, thereon.
On motion of Mr.. BURwELL, the Sec
rotary Of War was directed to report the
reasons, sc Why The Massachusetts claims
have not been settled by that Departments
The passage ofthe engi ossed bill 10 re-
mi, The duties on bibles, sc imported by
Bible Societies, was opposed by Mcssrs
Strother and Ingram, and supported by
Mr.. Sergeant when motion TO lay the
bill on the table, passed, Yeas 81, Noes 90
Adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

""' Sb1y = U
The petition of ] adams = of town of
Buckfield-- of Ifnaees of Phillips Acads
envy and of Hancock Crook Canal
were committed.
Refolves were pafTed on petition of
Selecimen of Fayette -of H. e. Brown
for granting certain County Faxes
and on per:tion of z Spaulding.
The bill to annex w ilunneweIrs ef-
tate to Cambridge -the additional bill
refpecting Indians in Dukes County
The bill 70 incorporate the town of Mon
roe-the Union River fir bridge bill
and the bill to prevent the dehruction of
certain birds were pahsd TO be engrof-
fed.
The bill to incorporate the town of
China-was pai-d TO be enacted
Orders of notice were p9i1ed on petit
ton of B. Wheeley and w lewke bury
of S Willard and others-of Select
men of Frankfort and Lee Plantation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

y 101''I9sEN'T . 70 z
The report of the Commilee on the
subject of the privileges of Members Of
the houfe. was again taken up, and dc
bated. bur not decided upon.
Ths cuff TX Marine Inlurance Com
pany Bill was recommitted TO the Hon
Mri Quincy, Welles, and Lewis, with
inftluctions to coniider the expediency of
reporting fome general law, regulating in
fura CT companies.
Much other buGnefs was done.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Friday, Jan 81

FT'ddy, Jan 30.
A message was received from The Presi
dent Of the United States, commune aiine
he Senate, in compliance with their re-
ques' of the 22d instant, report from the
Secretary of War, relative to the manner
IN which me troops now operating against
the seminol- indians, have been subsisied,
whether by contract, or otherwise, and if
they have been regularly furnished.
t.e report states, that the troops are
regularly subsisted by contract. Accom-
panying the report, is correspondence,
shelving the extent of The failure, and the
evils apprehended from an anticipated one,
and embracing all the information posses
scssed by the war department on the sub
ject ]
The message and report were read and
dered 10 be printed
Mr.. Wilson submitted the following res
olution for consideration
RESOLVED, That the President of the Uni
ted States be requested 10 cause 10 be laid
before the Senate, a statement OF all the
arms and accoutrements, which have been
manufactured at the different armories oil
the United States, with the cost of each
state, respectively, under the act for arm
ing the whole body of the Militia.
The bill making appropriations for the
payment OF arrearages Of expenses incurred
in the military establishment, was read the
third time passed,and returned to the House
OF Representatives.
Tie resolution respecting the Massachu
chuse,ts claims for militia services. wa.
postponed 10 Monday next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

TUESDAY, req ;
II bill to levy State Tax of IS3 342
dollars and 81 cents. and for relmbur
fng the fun of 1890 dollars paid out
of the Treasury to The Members of the
Houfe, was read twice.
Encouragement of Agriculture.
The repor, OF the Committee on this
subject, was read and recommitted.
CT 1t recommends tbe sqably5nsnt Of
Board Of Agricuifure, &c and rafting a
reuenue jor is esdol0nlent o. 10000 doLats,
BY a tax on sales at auction
n remembrance from Israel Thorn
dixie and others againit the above report,
was referred TO the fame committee
The Houfe, on lis part, made choice
of Brig Gen. EDWARD RUSSELL, to be
Maior General of the I2th division of
militia. Seat up TOR concurrence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

Friday, Jan. 80,
Mr.. Og'e, from the committee to whom
the subject was referred reported bill for
the relief Of Maj. Gen. Arthur St Clair
which was twice read aud committed.
Tie Speaker laid before he House let
ter OF the Secretary of;he Navy, transmit
ing,in obedience TO a resolution of the House
copies ofproceedings OF certain naval courts
martial, by which Capt. Oliver I'll Perry,
and Capt John Heath, Of the Marines, were
tried.
On motion of Mr. Smith of Md.
Resolved, That the President of the u
States be requested to cause 10 be laid be-
fore the House such information, as he my
possess, aud which may be communicated
without injury to the public interest) rela-
tive TO the claims Of the merchants Of the
United States, for their property, seized
and conilscated under the authority ofthe
King Of Naples
The House resumed The consideration 81
| the bill providing for the recovery Of fupi.
i've slaves, &c the question being on its
passage
The debate OF this subject was renewed
and continued until late hour afe,
which,
The question was taken on the passage
OF the bill, BY yeas and nays-yeas "a, nav,
SO land the bill sent TO the Senate for CON
currence.
The House then adjourned to Monday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Wedne5d,zv Feb.

The Stockholders of the .4ugulta Bank
had leave to bring in bill.
The Committee appointed to view
Tranton Great River, made areport,
which was referred TO Joint Commit
tee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
AGRICULTURE s MANUFACTURERS

A Committee of the Legislature Of this Common
wealth, to whom was referred the subject of en-
couragement to Agriculture and Manufactures
have made report, which concludes with the fol-
lowing proposition
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Ibur5day Feb (

A bill to Incorporate the Iruifees OF
the Charity Fund 10 the hrlt pariih in
Portland : he additional, bill TO fecure
property In timber ac the additional
school law the bill to incorporate the
town of Monroe the bill for free
bridge over Union River the bill to pre-
vent the deitrnctlon Of certain uieful birds
and the additional bill refpecting Law
Libraries we're paffed to be engrofled
The Winthrop Agricultural society
bill was read the 6rit time, TO morrow
ALIGNED for the I'd reading, and COM
nn,ed.
A memorial Of inhabitants of Buck6eld
of lruitees OF Phillips cademy of
the Congrrg arional Parifh in Iurner-of
Z K.ileran and Others -of the town Of
Fairhaven of Selectmen of N Portland
were committed.
a bill to rcncrr valid the doings Of
Coroner Kennebunk was read the firlt
time AID t. morrow vas aligned for the
third reading
IN additional bill for the protection OF
Indians in Dukes ounfy-and the
Maine Agricultural Society bIll--weIe
read twice and to morrow aligned for
the third reading.
A bill to encourage the killing of Bears
was read he drf time, and tomorrow
aligned for the fecond reading
Resolves were pafrd on petitions of
B Bratt. and others --of S lectmen OF
Fayctte-of II c Brown of the Juftls
ces Of the Court of Setiion in Wafhing
ton County, of B. Hounsfield-on peti
tionof N. Porter.
Friday, Feb 6
The following engrohed bis pafed to
he ena6fed 81 bill to etablfb the com
penlaticn If Witnesses bill giving fur
Their remedies in quity; bill concern
inq conftablcs pill TO authorize the
reduction of the itock of the Wlfcanet
bank.
The Winthrop agricultural Society.
and the Maine Agricultural society. IN
corp. bills, pailed Q be engroi1ed.
Peflffs.9s-- OF tie General Hofpital
corporation of agents of Penobfcot In
dams.
On motion of Mr.. Hubbard, commit
tee committing of the mover, Meiirs Lys
man, Ltncoln, Howes and Whitman,
was appointed TO c,nGoer and report what
meafurrs are necehaiy to be adopted IN
confcqoence of the recent infringement
of the privileges of the Houfe, Adj.
IN SENATE, FEB z
On motion of the Hon. Mr. Dana -
the mover Hon. Meiirs Hunewel ard
sullivan, were ohoien to report on the
exprdiency Of providing by law, that
whenever Juitice of the S ] Court
fhaIl reign lis office with the afe~ of
both branches of the Legislature, fuch
Iuaice may, after fuch resignation, en-.
NV portioo OF that emolument which
he received While he performed the du-
it's of his Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

IueJddyi REQ. 8.
The Committee on the Secretary's re
port respecting the Deaf and Dumb, re
ported, that the fubisct be referred to the
Hon John Phillips, Hon. Timothy Big
Glow, and Hon. Mr.. Sullivan, in the re-
cess TO conGder the fituation and circum
ifances of those interefting objects, and
Zee what aid this Commonwealth can
confidently betow in promoting an In
iiitution for improving their condition,
and the mott eligible mode of carrying
the fame into effect and to report to the
next General Court
1 1be Secretary Of the State, la1ce bis
former report, ba5 rsceiUed retarns Of tqven-
ty>seven mare aeaf and dumb persons, ms
king the qvbole number in the State 2SI.
Bills pa6sd to be enacted TO incorpo-
rate the New England Mufeum and Gal
lery of Fine Arts Explanatory of the
law regulating the choice of town officers
and meetings 10 repeal certain acts
prohibiting. the paalng of certain bank
notes.
Petitions committed-Of Selectmen of
EAT Andover ;-of the proprletors Of
Waldoboro' burying ground.
The Sclectmen of Ellsworth, and Joel
E Ellis and others, had leave for biIls.
ds;ournsd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Thursday, Jan 90.

xHEfSUay, ian ~.
The President communicated TO the
Senate stat cement from the secretary Oh
War, embracing list oft clerks employ
ed IN that department, and their respective
compensatons.
/ he resolution offered yesterday by Mr.
Ashmun was taken up, and agreed 10 as fol
lows:
ResoiUed, That the committee on the
cost office and post roads be Instructed to
inquire into the expectancy Of providing for
the securi, y oil passengers in stage coaches S,
in which Tie mali OF The United States NAV
be transported, against danger arising from
gross negligence OF proprietots and delivers.
The bill 10 increase the compensation of
the Judges of the circuit court of the Dis
tIict of Columbia was read a second time.
he Senate then proceeded, as in com
milise of the whole, to the consideration OF
the b II to provide for the surviving officers
soldiers, &c of the revolution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Massachusetts Claims.

The following motion of Mr.. OTIs,
"Ihat the Committee Of Claims be instruc-
ted to inquire into the expediency OF pro-
yiding Tor the examination and allowance
of monies paid by the State of Massachu-
setls for supplies and services OF the militia
OF thai State employed during the late war
in the common defence, so far as the same
may be due upon principles o! equity and
justice was postponed until Friday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Wednesdau. Jun %.


The committee on the proposed amend
ment OF The Constitution, in re- gard TO the
choice of Representatives, and Electors,
reported the same.
Several local bills. were read third time,
passed, and.sent to the House for concur
renee
On motion of Mr.. TALBOT, it was
Resolved, That the Committee on the
Judiciary, be instructedto enquire into the
expediency of So far changing the present
judicial system of the United States, as 10
provide For the gradual diminution of the
Judges who at present compose the Su
preme Court, for.thek restricting the func-
lions and duties of the Judges of that Court
10 the holding the sessions thereof, and the
other duties incidental thereto, Of esiab-
fishing and organizing Circuit Court in
in each State in the Union in which Cir
cult Court has not heretofore been estab.
hshed, and of providing for the appointment,
OF a competent number of Circuit Judges
for the holding the Circuit Courts of the
United States
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07

This is the largest and most valuable
invoice Of Clouds ever offered for sale in
this District. and will be found the most
complete and choice selection that could
be wished. The merchants OF the DIS
trict, the adjoining country, and stran.
q.-s, are invited to attend the sale, as
every piece of goods will be sold without
reserve. The goods will be ready for
inspection the day before the sale. II
no, all sod the irst day, the sale will
continue the second.
O. ,,,,,,., ~ IN q M
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
aDril q
| annltl q and CurryIng.

EOSEPH HrSlON continues to car
ID ~ on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and de.patch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ P. g. .HaRsTBLLER.

THIS DAY, a, 10 A. M. 90,
VIII be sold at the Auction Store, corner
# Prince and Water streets,
Saperfn and fine brOadcloths
Cassineres
Pelisse cloths
Coatings
Cordurnys and velvets
Irish linens =
Dom site cOttons
BomDs zets
Buckskin and beaver gloves 4
Sewing cottons and threads
Madras handkerchiefs, &c.
ALSO,
Soap IN bnxes
Candies in do
Young hyson tea in chests
Indigo in kegs
Flberts in bags
Pine Caverdish chewing tobacco
10 coiis "ordage
Ladie.' k d AID morocco shoes
Mems coarse do.
Fur'vrur, &c.
p. 6. MARSTELLER, Auc'r.
apr 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
G. nfsctlonary

A NTHONY KALE respectfully in
"a forms the ladies' and &c. ucmcn OF
Alexandria, that he b.. opened a Confec-
tionary Shop. on Klng-sirec', ore door
below Mr.. Binxham', where he CONSTANT
" keeps on hand all kinds of cake, cor
dia!s, candies. fruit, nuts. &c.
Country merchants can be supplied
with the above articles by wholesale N
the most reasonable terms, and pa ties
with all kinds of cake at one days notice.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
Notice.
Burr Milestone Making.

Burr Milestone Waxing.
FHNlE Su ,.rrb.r " sues :" iai"r'n his
friends and the pubic, that he has
on hand good supply of the fl quality
Burr Blocks. HIS ,hopis lar C"!.Pey-
tbs store, where he Can sup y all M,I-
,.rs at % shortest notice with first rate
Mill .tp e and which he wi il warrant
"a al il not superior to any in the United
states aud Al! sell them at TIE mos re-
duced oricrs-'he workmanship perior
Ia an, l.. the district.
O,r. IS ROBERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
4 Gardener Wanted.

ZANE tgattau cnme we reCsmu end
~ ed will find employment b, inquI-
rug al this Office, or at Mr.. featoH's
Camera .treet.
ABBY of cola, frcm ID to 10 yea :
old, would be engaged by the subscrlb
fo, or 3 years. Ia ents having children
of TIA, age will finu i To their advantag
to make early application.
JUHN PORTER.
lw
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Public Sale.
For Freight,

RS The srrau"r rrig PIANO.
r&k: SsPE tIssZer Crab'ree ma>-
Ssta ter, burthen about 1850 Ibis.
ss-k1"--s-4a in complete order, and can b.
ready Tor he reception of ca go in four
days. fPriY t"
LAW RASON e FGWLE.
Who have fo- "a e her ,a'gn Of luu,h"r,
haaE = 4,.r srrr. SC. arr 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
w ater-street.

4 AN read, aud wish i'm qediatclv To-
contract Tor extending Water->treet
u Mr. Thomas Whites wharf, according
to law. Any person wishing 20 contract,
will please call at nv houe. Bond and
security will be reQu.r d, and money will
be ADVANCED as the work progresses. A
few good anureTs wanted un the ; rect at
one DOLLAR dly, paid every Saturday.
ROBr. BR 'CKr L, st. Commits,
april :
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
Ladies' Dresses.

FRS. OODDS irr Eng ard.-espect-
"a .liiy informs IN Indies of Alexan-
dr.. I'd il, vicim'y that 81. has taken
temporary residence at Mrs Davis's, "a,
m ran-.t Get, one mr { on Washington
.fr -, vh.rs she will make ladies Dress
g., Riding Goats and Fancy Cnrsets, IN
the n.wos, fashion aud elegance, on mo-
dera.e terms, for cash oaly,
ELIZABETH D00DS.
anil 7 St.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07

Rice, Lemons and Filberts.
q AYR SSGN X FOWLE have Just
received foe sale,
Is tierces fresh rice
90 boxes lemons, in prime order
so bag, flbrrtS april
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
Five Dollars Reward.

II OST un Friday, Sd instant, large
black lea her POCKET BOOK,
containing 9 tickets in the Medical C"l-
lege Lottery, with sundry small drafts
AMI papers OF no usc but II toe owner.
The iinde- will receive the above reward,
with the best thanks of the owner, by
leaving he pocket book with its contents
st ri. TfiirP an-rl st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
Leather,

Of as various 9ualite, as can be found in
any hop in the District which he will
dispose of at very low prices fo cash.
II ~ f "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
STOMACHIC BITTEI s.

These celebrated bit;ers are composed
purely Of vege ab'es Of the m" innocents'
vet specific virtues. and a'e Infinitely
superior To anv thing vet discovered. for
restoring weak AID decsyed coustitu-
tons, destroying worms. clear sing and
strengthening the stomach. encieasing
the apprt'''. and by the frequent use
of them, they are certain preventive
against those complaints - common in
the .pring and iali seas MS, such a. in
tr mr tent fevers, and sgue', lorg Au-
umnal fevers, dy-enerIe., &c. they
are also OF infinite service IL those in the
ealaring line, no make long W., ages at
4. ana are exposed to unhea'th, CHI
atrs;a preventive agains' contagious
Iisorder.-rhe, are also a ve'J plea ING
bitter and are par icu arIy accommodates
for the use Il Trvcrr ana Public houses,
a, vel "a private FAMILIES.
March z s~Sm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
Chewing Tobacco.

~HN
400 KEG, s., lbs and ID. twist
kO Barclays celebrated brand
when are allowed 4, sc equal, it not SUI
periur. to any nov offered for sale in 'h's
market, lust received per schooner Jane
from Richmond AID tor sale by
JofIN JACKSON Il Co.
april 7-ew Agents.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
Paper Hangings, sc.

Paper Hangings, sc.
FNiiE >uD ,rID.r uas /, received a
Il supply Of French Paper Hanging,
among which are number of Historical
and Landscape patterns. Cloth Pape',
etc. very b autifuj. A"e'ican Paper al
so. low priced, by the piece or yard.
Likewise a & Of Prints, Caricatures,
etc. q ea' vargc'y. ilsu.
Boston Jfindo7o Glass,
of all sizes. Mill has made such ar
rapgements as always to be able to sell at
The Factory prices.
PAIN anu oil, gold leaf, looking.glass.
cs, trunks, etc cOns'ar'ly for sale.
- Painting, G azing. Gliding and
Paper iiangi q, in "a, rheu variety, exc
cuted with neatness and desratch.
E. GILMAN.
Apr,l q s,uIh3tNtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07
Lost,
Ground Plaster for sale.

vi VUIHU f"S'Nf IOR V0RO'
WA HERR IL MCkhT ) have ard
w intend keeping a constant suppl,
Of Ground Plaster, at me Cameron Mills,
and their store on MunCastcr's wharf, for
sale by the bushel or ton.
Cash paid for Wheat. Rye ard Corn.
BIS, quality Chewing Tobacco, large
and small twist, for sale by the key.
March 90 ifrw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-07

Barnewall 8 Popham
~ FER FOR SALE,
~ 30 puncheons bright retailing mo-
lasses
90 do sd pt Windw'd Isl'd Rum
10 do 4'h Jamaica ~
s5 hhds prime Ba bados agar
100 bbls priue Pork, (New York and
Baltimore insnection)
10 half pines L. P Madeira
40 Or cask' Colmenar Wine
5 do Mountain Malaga
500 demijohns
90 cases aiad oil
10 kegs chewing tobacco
1000 bushels bright Cadiz salt
1000 burr blocks
Dry yellow cchre. Havana segars,
Mould aud dipped candies, etc. etc.
Marc - Sw
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80

Packages fresh inpo led Spring Goods.
Ga WEDNES3 Day, 9Th inst.
win be sold at public auct'sn, at the
store Of RlGG> & GATHER, Bridge.
street, GE sGE rONN. the a.
bove P.4CE.iGE GOODS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

During her short stay in Glasgow she
formed ladies' committee, for the pur-
pose of affording religious and moral In
structions to the prisoners. She stated
her opinion on the state of the prisons
in letter which she left in the hands of
the magistrates for publication. She
was perfectly satisfied with the Jail in
respect OF cleanliness, but concurred in
the objections long since made as to the
classification of the criminal prisoners
On Friday she SET off to visit MIR. Ovens
improvements at Lanark Mills.