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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11
AROMATIC SNUFF

This Snuff, as celebrated
'or its agreeable fragrance, as for its
flicacy in the cure Of recent Ca
'srrh and slow nervous ache, is
used and approved by the present
Professor OF Chemistry in Harvard
University, at Cambridge. in Massa-
'chuse,ts, ard by some of the first
physicians in The United States, and
s also recommended by Doct. Wa.
Professor of Physic in the above.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11

Ne;v Feather Beds AID Feathers.
r I'VE Geese snl Fowl Feathers, Rnd Feather
/. i;e,ls, from 90 10 g. dollars, kcpt cosstsa,iy
for sale Ivy AbNAiiAM eNhhh"'
lie has on hanl on assortment of Mattresses OF al
t;n,ls n. -sert. Marc. 20. isis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11

. Lake Eshiny. 1--WE learn, that the fishing
this qcasop, has been attended with more then
usual success, the quantity Of Salmoo rtout.
Whiie Fish, and Ciscoas, tskeo in Chanmon,
Bay, aud IN this vicinity, being estimated At
no less Than 6ooo bls.--Saekens Har6or Ga-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11

Collector Secretary fhe Treasury.
the of JAoua,y, 1918 g. [Jm. u
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
POLITICAL.


On calm and dispassionate perusal of the
following well written production from the I'll
Iage Recrd, it viii be found that the greater part
of the gallant worthless who so brilliantly sustain
ed the dignity, honor and glory of our yet infant
republic, belong to that unfortunate party,
which has so often been honored with the oppro-
brious epithets of Tory, Traitor, Blue Lights,
and half thousand other names equally mer-
itorious. The writer very feelingly enquiries,
6 why should the Federalists at each approach
ing election be pointed at with every cpithet q
opprobrium, and be blasted with the whitening
insinnation of rejoicing in the woes of their coun-
try, when all the weight of evidence shows the
cruelty and futility of the CHARGE Interest and
the prospect of Office, Of rioting on the loaVes
and fshes,-propel, as it were, a certain descrip-
ton Of newspaper editors 70 bespatter with their
filth, the spotess purity of the reputation OF gen
tlemen who are Federalists, and who look down
on their impotent efforts with sovereign disdain.
With such characters, no matter what services
have been rendered by the individual to hi.
country, however he may have aided in advaS'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
SINGULAR SERMON,

Delivered at Frankfort, by James Simpson, De-
loved Minister of the Society ofEriends, a fe W
months before his decease:
What am now going to relate is bat simple
story, and it is probable one OF you may nave
heard me tell it before ; but it has taken such
possession Of my mind, that thought would
Just drop it for your consderation.-When was
young man there lived in our nei9hbourhood
Presbyterian, who was universally reported to
be very liberal man, aud uncsmmonly upright
in his dealings. When he had any OF the pro-
duce ofhs farm to dispose OF, he made 1t an inva-
riable rule to give good measure, over good,
rather more than could be required Of him. One
his friends observing his frequently doing SO,
questioned him why he did it, told him he gave
too much, and said it could not be for his adyan-
tage. Now, my friends, mark the answer ofthis
Presbyterian-God Almighty has permitted me
but one journey through the world, and when
gone cannot return to rectify mistakes. Think
IF this, frends-but one journey through the
world the hours that are past are gone forever,
and the actions in those hours can never be recall
led do not throw it out as charge, nor mean
to imply that any of you are dishonest; but the
words of this good Presbyterian have often i'm
pressed my mind, and think in an instructive
manner.-But one journey-we are allowed but
one journey through the world; therefore let
none Of us say, " My tongue is my own, Pll talk
what please my time is my own, III so where
] please can go to meetings, or, II the world
calls me, I'll stay at hsme-it's all my own. p
Now this won't do, friends. 1t is as impossible
for US to live as we list, and then come here to
worship, as it is for a lamp to burn without OIL
II is utterly impossible. And was thinking
what droll composition man is. He IS a COM
pound of Bank notes, dollars, cents, and newspa-
pers, and bringing asst were the world on ms
back, he comes here to perform worship, Of az
least have it appear SO. Now, friends, iJust
drop ii before pa for your consideration, let
each one try himself, and see hoU it Is With hls
own soul
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
From the Boston Gazette.
THE CASUAL REM.ARKER.

The Incorporate use of ardent spirits be-
gins 10 disgrace our national character, while
in France, Italy, Spain, aud other parts Of the
world, intoxication is rare: every man who
loves his country or bis species sees With pain
ful emotions numerous indications Of intern
perance exhibited in the couutenancss and
demeanour Of persons who throng our streets.
If inquiry be made for the most copious
source Of our domestic sufferiBgs, for the prin
cipal fountain Of family distress, il will be
found in the decanter OF strong drink, which
is seenin almost every house. The access
10 ardent spirits is too easy too many invi-
tations and lures meet our eyes in every d.
rection. Almost every signboard tells Us its
owner is +" LICENSED TO RETAIL SPIRITS;
and the more gentlemanly allprements Of the
curtained Soda Water establishments, IN all
quarters, invite 10 intemperance, by aiordlng
the most palatable combinations Of ineb rat
ing ingredients, and greaterprivacy in the use
Of them. Ardent spirits, is loo cheap. The
duties on them should be higher, and the price
Of licenses TO retail them should be raised to
degree that would make gTog shops far less
numerous.
five are patriots, if we are christians, LEI
us exert ourselves, and check this growing g
vii, whose consequences are disastrous enough
10 justify the poet, who wrote
THE FORM OF THE STILL.
Ihave found what the learn'd seom 50 puzzled
to tell,
The true shape ofthe devil and where is his hell
Into serpents ofold crept the author OF Ill !;
But Satan now works as ac0ra1 OF the sttH.
Ofall his migrations this last he likes best:
How the arrogant reptile here raises his crest
His head winding up from the tail of his plan,
Till the worm stands erect DER the Frustrated
man. ssft f~ 81
Here ne joys totraasform by his magical spell,
The sweet milk of the earth to an essence ofhell
Fermented our food, and corrupted our grain,
Toiamish the stomach, and madden the brain.
What orgies the nights of the drunkard display,
But how black with ennui, how benighted his
day.
With drains it begins, and with drains it must end.
dram is his country, his mistress, and friend
Then his ossfed heart hates itself at the last,
And dram nerves his hand for the death-doine
blast
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
AGENTS FOR rHn PORTLAND GAZETTE.

AGENTS FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
NsrihyGrmoail. WILLIAM BARRows, Esq.
Frtsporf Mr.. NATHAN NTE.
Druaspick, Tcpshan and Lisbon, PETER O. Al
DEs Esq
Bah, Botcdoinhum, Phips5urg, Georgeioten and
Wooluich. EBENEzFR CLAs, Esq OF Bath.
Hiscnsset. Mr. BARkER NAL.
New-CastLe, Marlborough and Bristol, STEPHEN
CorFIS. Esq. Of Marlborough
marlborough. john HEAD, tsq. P. NJ.
Warren and Union, JESSE PAGE, ESQ. NJ var
rem.
Thomrston, JosEPH SPRAGUE Esq.
Camden, JONATHAN IHAYER, Esq.
Bebasi & Norhpor., ALFRED JOHNSON Esq. Be-
fast.
Castine, THOMAS e. HALE, Esq.
Frankfort, ARCHIBALD JoEEs Esq.
Bangor, JACOB MeGAw, Esq.
Fair5ar and Harlem, J. 6. WAsHRuRs, Esq. L
IA. China
Piaston, JACOB LouD, ESQ. z. M.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
NelU Fall & Winter Goods,
ARE THIS DAY OPENING FOR SALE By
JOSEPH HARROD,

Head Of Erctdnge-Street.
AMONG WHICH ARE
DEST Wen of England black 81 blue BROAD.
ID CLOTHS
Superhne and fne black, blue. mix'd brown and
olive Ditto
Su2erlative black, blue and mixd double mi'led
CASSINlERES
Common Cafimeres and Sattinetts
Hunters Cloths Kerieys-D ufliis and Coatings
Scarlet and orange figured Flannels
Elegant figured Cafimere Shawis
PLAN do do all colours
bale Rofe Blankets from 4 to IL 4
cafe Ladies and Centlemens Worried Hole
bale India Calicoes
do do Cottons
! do bieached Water Loom Shirtings
s 4, "a aud 54 Cotton Checks aud STRIPES
Bombzzetts and Tartan Brads
Blue brown, olive, Clares Maroon snd Bronze
PeIife Cloths
Black Sinchsws and Sarfnetts-hgured Levantine'
Flag, Bandsnna and black ELK Handkfs
Fznnels-Swanskins and Baizes-Dimo'y
Corded Cambric--pIain and figured Mullins
a 4 and ca Cambrics--i bale Rufhs Diapers
Veffings, variety--6 Carlile Cinghams
s A and "A Calicoes-Centiemens CrayAts
Boxes Cotton Servings
Steam Loom Sheetings and Shirtings
Thread Lsces-Ribbons, an ahortment
Bels Dutch Boiling Cloth, from No 8 to Ii
I he above will be fold cheap for Cath.
October 9th tf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
Private Acudemy.

y 'HE inhabitants of Portland. and lie vicinity
: are informed, that new School 10 now opeu-
"a under the care of the fubscriber in Cssyf Sfrss
for 'nllructicn of youth of both fsre, in the
various branches. usually taught ia Academies
Tuition. dollars per quarter.
For further information. referance may be made
p BrzALrxL CUsHmAs, Precep,or of Portland
Aeademy, BENZ. T. CHASE, merchant and Ma
'nAN krSsMXN, HoaATlo SourHeaTE aud 81
MON 0AsxNIEAr. Elqrs.
SEBA SMITH. IA.
Portland, Oct
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
o. PLANNING BOARDS. IN

Machine for planning boards, invented BY
James Baldwin, of Wessfsrd, Mass is now estab,
@isiied at Westbrook, nesr the saw mill Of Hon Ar.
cheIaus Lewis.--By this machine, boards and
glanks can be re-planed, at a very moderate
Yrice.-Dealers and workers in lumber are respect
ally invited TO witness its operations.
II j. presumed, sufficient evidence can be aifor.
ed 10 the mechanics Of Portland aud vicinity, thai
siis invention, instead of initiating against thei
Interests, will be productive of profit both 90 them
end the company concerned in the machine.
Westbrook Oct. s. -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
Froas the Franklin Gasette.
g WHAT'S CHARITY.'

Froa, the Franklin Gasette.
WHAT'S CHARITY
By r. 5. COFFIN,
TITS not to pause, when at my door
A shivering brother stands,
To ask the cause that made him poor,
Or why he help demands.
'Tis not to spurn that brothers prayer,
For faults he once has known;
Wis not to leave him in despair,
And say that have none.
The voice of CHARITY is kind
She thinketh nothing wrong
To every fault she seemeth blind,
Nor vaunteth with her tongue.
In Penitence she placeth faith
Hope smileth at her door
Relieveth .frst--then softly saith,
Go, BROTHER, san no NOR"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13

NATHAN WINSLOW,
OFFERS FOR SALE, at his Store, at the Sign Of
the WHALE, Just below the Hcy-Sccics,
WINTER AND SUMMER STRAINED
SPERMACEIT OIL,
of superior quality, for burning This Oil, in a
lamp properly trimmed directions for which viii
be furnished gratis, is warranted to burn until ex-
hausted without snufHng picking up, produces
more smoke than candles, is less liable 10 grease
about house. safer account of fire. not subject TO
waste by being place. ia current OF air, and by
actual experiment proves as cbeap as candles al
ten cents per pound tits likewise preferable to
any other grease for oiling wool. il makes it run
smoothly, does moi become glutinous by laying
any length Of time end the yarn is easily cleansed
He likewise keeps large assortment of plated,
brass and japaned LAMPS-pocket aud large
Ianthorns.
N. w. being connected with those carry
ing on the Whale Fishery and having his Oil Sc
iected at the Factory, he can with the greatest
confidence warrant it TO be as good as can be pro-
cured in the United States.
~. clamps and Oil furnished on trial,
20 returned ii not satisfactory. Oil put up in ain
, can:sters, from TO gallons, and sent gratis TO
any part of the town.
dLSO-A general assortment Of
Groceries, HoIIo,D & Herd Ware,
Among which are, best Of German MILL
SAWS, English ANvILS, VICES and sHOv-
ELS, by the dozen sngle--an assortment of
COTTON YARN, from the most approved Fac
tores--W oolen Yam and Rolls
Russia, Swedes and English IRON
1000 lbs. Blistered and cast STEEL, ofsu-
perior quality.
Spike and Nail Plough Moulds and
Cro.-Bars
5 Tons LOG WOOD,
Boxes Spermaceti CANDLES,
IS do. by 9, & by 10. WINDOW GLASS,
Is Do. Mould Tallow CANDLES,
10 Hhds. MOLAssES,
Boxes of Havana SUGAR,
Pollock and Cod FISH,
10 Bills. PORK--50 casks LIME.
very large consignment of Philadelphia
MILL SAWS,
a constant supply of Saco NAILS of every size,
~ Boxes Philadelphia refined SUGAR.
u A large assortment OF Machine and
1and CARDS, very much approved of, made at
,he Justly celebrated Factory of JOHN WINS
Low Co.
Best English COMB PLATE and EMERY.
~ ESSENCE OF SPRUCE, by the bar
ing (which makes on excellent and cheap
beverage
WOOL bought and sold on commission.
O. COMMISSION BUSINESS
attended to with promptness and fidelity, and or
ders for any of the above executed with dispatch.
June So uio
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
Mem & Seas0ndble Goods.
BARBOUR Il LINCOLN,
HAyE lately received and are now opened
IL Il for sale, an extensive assortment ~f

Il Il for sale. an extensive assortment vf
PIECE GOODS.
suitable for the present season
AMONG WHICH AIRY
Real West OF England blue and black BRo
Fine and common Broadclofhs, all colours Sd,
Best double MILD blue, black, and mix'd CAS-.
SIMERES
Ladies' Habit Cloths, various colours
Pelise Cloths, plain and twilfd
Scarlet, maroon, green olive aud brown Cashmere
SHAWLS
Black, brown, maroon, green,)
s,ss s olive s.ssa "aaa'i"' BoNBAzETTs
Black Pelise Flannel
Toilinette and Swansdown Nestings
Silk Florentine Vesting
ga white and yellow Flannels
White, yellow, rcd and green FlanDelt
Devonshire Kerseys
Very stout Dufils
Coatings-- Swanskins
Slate and black worsted Hose
Rose Blankets 81 to f2-4
bale Water Loom Sheetings
4 do do do ShrtiHgs
Zine and common Calicoes
Furnitures and Copper Plates
very nne book and LenO MuSlIE
Fancy Musins--Scotch Lawns
White cotton Cambrics-colour'd Cambrcs
Sd Carlisle Ginghams
Black olive and crimson Tabby Veivets
Black aed other colour'd silk Velvets
Muslin Cravats, with colourd borders
Black and colour'd Florence and Leyantine Silks
Black and changeable Sinchaw and Sarsnet Las-
trings
Green Lustrng--black Satin
T-8 aud Al Irish Linens
Linen CambFics
Damask Table Linens, Ga to f0-4
English and French silk Gloves
Mems and women's beave- Gloves
Black and Italian and Canton Grapes
Cambria and common Dmotes
India Cottons
American Ginshams--C hetks stripes and Sat-
tinetts
Black and blue Italisn Sewing Silk
Silk Twist--sifk Braids
Satin and Lustring Rinbons-black Gallons
Best gilt coat Buttons Basket Buttons, &c.
Sept 6. CIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13

Just so it would be with an unconverted man.
were it possible for him to be locally admitted
within the gate ofheayen.
Biddulph's Essays.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13
POETRY.
From The Religious htslhgencer.
BENEyOLENCE.

FROM me neaSlouS hHeul9e7aceT
BENEVOLENCE.
1t tree Of generous root,
Whose towering top the skies obtrude
Its boughs are laden with a fruit
Sweet to the taste of gratitude.
Beneath its wide extended shade,
The homeless orphan finds rest,
The mourning widow lays her head,
While balm distills to heal her breast.
To every wo-worn son of want,
Its cheering fragrancy extends
Perfumes the lonely travellers haunt
The friendless foreigner befriends.
When virtue on the painful couch
OF long and deep affection lies,
1t often with heavenly touch
Its sweet and healing leaf applies.
Its power shall ope the closed ear,
And kindly loose the chained tongue
Its voice the deaf and dumb shall hear,
And raise to heaven their grateful song.
lis loves soft handkerchief, to wipe
From grief the sorrowing tear away;
The hand that loosens the cold grippe
OF painful pinching poverty.
1t is light that yet shall rise
On heather lands howe'er obscure;
Present the bible to their eyes,
And gently point TO worship pure,
On every nation, cline, and land,
Its streams of life and light shall pour,
'Till Gabriel swears with lifted hand,
That earth and time shall be no more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21
q 400 Reward.

e iNAWAH from the subscriber the nigh; of The
q 2lih nit three negro men, TO wit -
fhiL-about i've feet eight nue inches high dan /
brown complexion, well Get, shrewd sensible fellow
abont ~ or rs years of age.
HAltRf-a daik mulaito. FIVE feet nine or ten inches
h,gh, nineteen or twenty of age Harry is YER,
Aey fellow and when spoken TO has the appeal of
embarrassment.
BiLLf-a nnlato abont five feet eight nine inches
hsh 20 or 20 Years OF age thin viage and has when po
ken TO srTly look.
The aboveTunaways were bought by me in the tewn Of
Ufhanna IN December last, ot George IIealey Esq aa
lnSiiatof OF Phiip l.. Giymes dec and have IRA
ced as far az ing William c0niboute no doubt attempt
ing TO return To their old neighbOurhuOd
VIII give the above reward and pa, al reasonable ex
Penses for their delivery me- IN that proportion for
either. WADE MosBY ir
Meadow bridges. (Han) Feb7 ...sstf
! Wish 10 purchase SIX SAwYEEs, not exceeding 80
: years of age.-Aiso, I would hire many more of
file same description fol- few years.
THOMAS II. HARRIS.
January Is. stf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21
A0maneoclI 81 A .Negroes

FNOR SALE.llis valuable estate. containing gs2f a
cfssoi and, including salt marsh, situated on York
nyer, Within fcW piles Of West Point Odcrcd for
sale one thousand acres 3rC open aud 6 for cultivation
snO OF item rich. fiat land Immediately ON the river.
Nell ADAPTED o. tbc cultivation - wheat aud corn the
remainder, exclusive Of the marsh in woods great
proportion hcavJ uip5cr, none Of which more tau q
nile from uaTira1le wner. There tlls estate q
valuable erst uIi, thoroughly rep3ir,dia year yield-
ne lo The owner considerable profit, in addition lhc
convenience OF grinding frr The farm saW uii mght
vh little expense De added which in the event OF ma.
sal establishment az either Yofk GospOrt W0id mn.
eueuionahiy become extremely profitable. sine other
Improvements are sach usual on such estaics
he sioch owing 0its access 10 tie marsh peculiarly
-atnf.
hbot i20 sheep, many hogs. GO head Of Cattle and
10 or - Horses Mules with ~ farming Uien.
Sis. way be Tad togo ltr uilh tie land.
iEEMh.-S $1,000 in cash. ~ bank stock either Fir.
mia Uf District Of iunbia will be required wien ius
session gvtni ier tle balances ten ears credit VIII We
allowed tle purchaser paying tbc iuteIcs half scstf
ard giving sztsiaciry strrntf 20 insure the pufttra
ralncr of ille purchase money.
gisat tafafr mas lC hae n fhc pufcidsc Of tits e.
t-e. ~ ArpfcsNon 90 be madt to
THOMAS TAYLOR.
iciitar ~ 02u
Do r.fsfas ass.gc taias agsust tte estate Of ttt
.fr ilpmr. g.. Alexander VIII make tlsp1 know n
Ni7.i dciat ierse those indebted 20 The said essis
"Al ease allAc p1jHtht
R.BURr0N y. :. for
~ s.. Smith IS. N. q. committee
fhrt--fis ~ fte flfe If0. q fsr1 DER
h"-a is8si
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Treasury UMce,

i2tb FEBRUARY. 1878.
conformity TO an ae OF Assenib,, pssse our,
day OF FrnruaEy, Ur Thousand tiSht idt.d anu six-
hrn, ehtlttrd " an act apprVpriaing the Pshsic k.y-
tnuc, the undersigned Commas sioheTs 81 The SinA ny
fuhd WIFI be prepared on he Tst day Of July next
70 redeem 50 nny crftIcaies ~ stock issued 10
toe taEk of Nifgiia asd IGilefS Bsnk Virginia in
NItne Of an act Uf tsseni passed inst day Fen
ina'y ohe thousand eght funrteea enttisd
An act authorizing Loan for the al tie
wealth % sin not eNeceiihY hEnoted aud rfty
thonsaud d"iis," as Will aninWit 10 abe OF fiteeh
thousand dollars. JOHN PRESTON. Treasures
JOHN BURFoOi. Auditor.
FcHu1ry ~. attilt
pOoKS subscribing to the stock of 7e iIaacAes-
h9 ter and PeterSbHrS Turnpike RO0d will he open
ed oa Monday Tie I'd day OF March, viIi CONT
nue. open until The whole stock taken The foown
places. VIZ
In Petersburg, at Powelis tavern under the direction
of william Clarke, Archibald bapg; William boWdeu
William Prehus aud Nathaniel! triend commissioners.
A. the Halfway Hopse, IN the county of Chesterfield
under che direction OF Richard Gregory James How
Naeniine NniTee, Sen Geo. Cox and Branch Chealhain
commissioners.
And in tke town Of Mame chester at the Exchange Iay
ern, under the management OF James Brander Jesse
HIM. Robert Graham aud Edward ". Trent cOmn;s ion.
eis Feb 26. o6tf
gp HiNE JUDAH, tour doors below the eel Tavern
a. have received 20eD pieces NKiNS, added cir
ptesent assortment Of DRY GOODS, asrone which are
Cloths, extra sup. blue black aud other coeIs CASH
niefU. do do. do. de. grey and drab do Nes,inqs
of various fashionable ooors Irish Linens Camhrirs
ani Musns.. And the following description of SER
MAN GOODS IiCkienhurss, Oznahnrgs. BuTlaps He's
slams, tbnipen Rolls Piaas. DowlaS Sheeiings White
Nolls for towels Russia SheetiEgs, Drogea Linens 81
@c.lt above selection cannot he cXceled by any store
an this c'y aud being purchased iudicousy shall be
disposed of on the mOsfeasonable terms An addition
al supply of Spras CocdS viii be received IN due time
Naich u. los
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C0nsress Of Inc Y. stntsa.
tarroarlO sopsruG \. ,Srr1.,eraora.
~ SENA1lE-ApR1L.,4


The Senate proceeded 10 outsider The
h's from ~ Horse of Representative
i'T tigrg 'lsc ip. of ire lseyi taes,i,f,,r
Of C0nercss: and. ia, INC so an, ~ e.{
% as TO fN il Tor the fkfrd ifsseyt. II
t.'c .f.i Nlorlay ~ NcVen,b r. h, Sfsiif
was ordrret' ;o :, 3d reaf,iDa ~ aN.ea -
tiie bill 20 authorize tie peoit,t ef
uoIs 10 frm constitution. g..
ilic admission thereof into tx ,
state, VAS read a third fine
cd, passed and returned 90 W
Representatives for coMcur
meI;lpeuis.
The bill supnlenentar H. aai l6,
Incorporating tie sul,scriper. Z; lsiel ..l.,t-.
otthe United States (mlho,z0p 4Ge
polnimenl al Vice pres,8sni aua 4.
putty Gcsliicr &c.) VAS read tlird iiG 3.
ant The question on lis pGs age detideG Is
follows:
IF.AS-Nessrs. Barbour, Burrill. Crit
tendtn, CarpheIl, Daggcu, Cana. Dick-
ersou, Eppes. EiBiTrr, King, I.cahc, Nor
row, Gus. Niokcs, otoer. Tail, TJy Tor,
frhcroT-IS
AHS-Mcssrs. FroW2utm Gaiiiawl,
olishorcmgh, HorSey, Lac 81. tGaal,
Noble. lln gles. Sanford, Snii.i. Taboo.
Van Dyke, Williams OF Miss. W iihams of
Ten Wilson'S.
So thebill was passed, and sent ia the
House of Representatives. for concur
renee.
The bin for the relief Of Jclin Andcr-
son, winch had passed the Iopse Of Re-
personalities, was taken up; ano, on the
question OF ordering Tire same TO third
reading, ii Was rejected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21

BY a resolution ol Congress, appro1ed
on the 9th uli. tie journal OF the ccnycn-
ton which formed the present CONSTITUTE
on Of tIe United States, now remaining
in the Office Of tie Secretary ofStaic, and
all acts and proceedings Of Hmi con
vention, which are in The Possession of tic
government OF ihe United States. are or
dered to be published under the direction
Of The President, together with thr secret
Journals oi The sets and proceedings and
The iorcign correspondence, oi irc Com
gress Of tle United States, from tl'c FIST
meeting thereof down 10 the date OF ibe
ratification Of the dehniliyc lrratt az
peace between Great Britain and Tic
Unted States, IN thc wear 1888 :--except
such parts of lhc foreign correspondence
as ihe prcsidcui may decn IL improper at
this time 90 publish One thousand co..
pee arc 20 br printed. one copy 60 be- fur
nished ~ each member Of Ire present
congress, and ihe fesider 80 remain sub
icci 10 tie iainrc g. disposition OF tNsi ho-
cs. Faaiagto CAY CO.