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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

BUFFALO, Feb. 1.-The Specializing
predictions which have been induged on
me influence which The wonderful recess
SONS OF The polar tees we're probable TO
nave, III producing change in our eli
male and seasons, seem fast fulfilling, If
Nye'are permitted TO draw any inference
from The singular complexion Of the pres
en' "lnier.-During Tie whole of the fall
anu winter months, thus far, with the ex-
eep'Ion OF few days, The weather has
peeh most uncommOmly mild and plea
sdn' anu, contrary, we believe, TO all or
mer experience, hardly snow sufficient to
whiien The ground has yet fallen.-Yes
teThay The atmosphere was as soft and Sc.
rene as The most pleasant DAYS in Aurjl
Lake Eric continues perfectly free from
ice, ana had not Tie vessels al This end
OF tbe Lake been laid up, they might have
continued navigating TO this time. appa.
Tenily with perfect sal ~. We under
sland that vessels left Erie aud Sandnskv
Tor Detroit, loaded with pork and -four. as
late as the 18th ult aud with present an.
pearances they might continue 10 pursue
ihfir busieess through the whole winter
with impunty.
G, ~ Stuart, principal proprietor of the
o'eah boat VaLk-in- Me- JVaIey.. has giyen
nG'lce IN the Albany papers, that her first
P ne ensuing season will be extended
10 hichllllmackinac. toncbino Al All Ihe
!irt.ntiP pa t0wns on lhe American shore.
ar ne 'flP WI he performed IN twelve DAYS !:
~ IT. which she will pl, between here aud
a Ds,rol' once week regularly during lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

DlkDl-At his seat, IN Caroline county sn 2stI nit
John Hoones, OF ling Green dec.ased. me de- :
ceased was gentleman OF Heart aud generous
.ehpeI' m"eh bel"ves aud respected by all VINO had
the pleasure Of his acquaintance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

tiNcINNArI, Feb. %" The infor-
ii.S''%h winch may be relied on" pub
hsned ~ the last Spy, relative TO Allie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

II HE next Enquirer "IIl not appear before Friday
morning. Congress has already risen, and The Legisa
re"iii ~ baby adjourn at the cnd the present OF
me commencement Of tue next week. ana i'll scarcely
~ hsb matter enough TO cali for three napeIs
we have all eaty rNtenued wIetG publication 4 r..
thef inah we have ever done before week longer
han eves during The laborinus of Tie asi
tef'-lhe present dGcaoy onJuns the iasI by three
da1s
We seize this opportunity again 10 thank the public
ia" Tue hnneioHs and inrrcgg eyideuoes thry give us
~ their supPort and sssurc dem THAI 40 efforts
WI NJ spared 10 deserve itNt contemplate sone i'm
poernt n the appeaI snre of this paper.T
tue irgisaiive hodies eIabe throw va -iet,
INTO c"iH'niis We stall r pub uf the
"g'ch''nthI papers oar petical course shall he the
sde as III has always been Tcguiaied by those rIinci
PIES uutl. Of 1900 Of The republican party, las
hnue'stahn the,J To which have uniformly aten-
eu 70 1nhei" ihpy are tie principles whch bore the
iephbican party tiiuinpbanty through il,e snenl.s
WIN The federal Party and ried rough
tue war with Great Britain. To these Ne shall adhere
f M In our purpose, bu temperate IN our manner We
sna' continue TO arTaisn every violation OF our rI.ts
or OF oar constitution though II Come from the arm of
Gen. jackson himself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

The election of Governor BARBOUR,
as Presidtn lie > nate, pro TEN. is an
honor TO which his high standing Justly
entities lin. /, Nouid ha,c afforded us
pleasure 10 see cur worthy n.tmurr. Dir.
GAILLARp IN this ,ituaiou 9ssiu buf
We Think the ob!aC'i j. /, aI reelection.
good one. Mg. GArLiAHos fern 81
service will expire ON the 3a nt March.
Instant, and unless IT, Scsait shouii tc
called before ihrirCorsi..a.ioi al tiu. o.
meeting, Mr.. GAILLAE3 ,nuld, un.
then, only he member el-ct. and no,
embraced IN tie Act of Congr' s, whic!l
says, :" the President pro ten. shall sue
coed 10 the Executive chair, in case II
removal, &c. Of he President aud Vice.
President The chdsm between Mr..
GAILLARD'S first term Of service. ard
ms qualifying and entering on the SECOND
term, creates the objection. A doubt un
on lie question. whether, in the events
contemplated, Mr.. GAILLARD could SIC
ceed TO the Executive chair, we under
stand, was expressed by manv of his
friends, and by several high judicial cha.
Taciers; and this, we think, Was quite
sufficient 10 justliy-the course pursued.
[Ch0ri ston city Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

81 ''t'' "'" u"S" oi tfustrAecuItd to me Ey Pau,
y. .aN si"iG, TO secure The payment OF a sun, Of
i,".s tleit'f sp"t'hed to be- due ). n Ieigh ana
e ie'h ua, 90 tebiHaiy, 1915 anu of i.,"ia i'm a..
county couTi vi ABeinarie- M be eoId I'm ma No. NV 70,
~ 10. eash, on tie z2a 0"y 81 NarcA ,,esf et
n, 80 w. following PRofLkll To wiz
~ - "'"e one iieo ahd one hI indie Cow
=, 49,, ,'' 60 hogs; two Feather Reds aud Furnitur, one
. 'Soie anu Chess iva e.dstraas; SIX Chars.
49,, 80. ' VI anu oNt1 one Pewter Dish aud Ra.,n .
hiie Ear Plates one ease hluC,S ana Inrt ,
a. l anu sauces '"ne coffee pot; one aeep ,a tio
@ 'n"'ei f'oush one pan races ann ilTea
s i'"es oi So 'uuch o. said properly as ujlI ,ar
tbe SAID dett, ihieresI ard cost ' - wa pap
~ Gro fEkDIAAND LEIGL, Trustee
IuD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

newspaper Is Just issard Biuukvlie thidIaiia(
under the name of ' The brookvhle EnqNirer." A
paper IS also punished al ST. LOUIS (NissOurI called
the ST. Ions Enquirer" lbls notice gwen, that
each enquirer may stand upon IFS isuting There
IS one sentiment III ia. Bookyiiie Enquirer WHICH W.,
tr's VIII run through aii,he family Too proudt TO be
controlled, and too udep.ndentto be slaves eau ne
s' heeone Tue piani Winohs OF power, nor The hum
hle worshippers oi the We may Anee but il vii,
be AT our couKtfJ's altar."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09
THE BATrURE ar NEW ORLEANS

The following cxtra,i u, rtier from
New Orleans has Just reach d.tt'wH:
Tins morning the sun enc Court gave
a decision IN favor of b niauiim Morgan,
VS.. L lNard Living ton, i'll The great cau>c
OF the baitUre, which has been so long
depending. By His decisinl prop ,riy 10
the amour, OF million aud a half dol
lars AT least, las been restored To the
rishiiul owners. Noihing tina, ever hap
pened IN this place, of "A similar nature,
has caused equal sensation"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

~ iCu am fOLLARD-iiss removed To IN, ,e-,
- hii,N hou'e 90 the junction ~ Firg Sttr,i & t
Hotel tiirt aud continues w do HI. No. e. ~,
iloNttk toNMiSsioN MEkCH4NT.,.. c.ss.
consi.sed DO ho' Velas orders fer a. fnrsA.. y
as.itnourly attend % o..
Lsacl6Rrs. Dsc. 70 6a..asf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

- S"us''i"e "'shIs t. cii's. his a,,u eis,af,o5
cia, t.; u.sies "i peis"n OF persons Lavinr an,
-, ~, VI :" h"hu HgasHst the estate ct btNJAt.E
oLiN Ek, thv elder dee. U;iti O.. a,rotI, a. h '.'
sup VI adi''i'isiI aIivi', sui,iGiausipg In an
t Vi on his own private account 10 MAJ,
''' Aho"h !" me- J ms adyeitseuenl win h, ,,..d
m'.'a "sans' any Claim "ni,as"nahiS DELAYED 10 lie
"N' ""'""' DAVID cLiNER, kA'or
tls,o,, a., q Be'V. CtJer sea. a. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09
rpEArY MYTH SPAIN

BosToN, March 2-rhe following is
The translation Of "a letter received YES
ierday by Mr.. SToUGHToN, the Spanish
Consul III this town, from fIis Catholic
Majcs,y's Ambassador al Washington !:
6 Washington, 23d FEB. 1919.
Yesterday ! signed treaty of amity,
arrang men, Of differences and limits,
between Ills Majesty aud iii. u. States,
by which an eud Is given to the di agree
u'enis that existed between The two go
vernmenls, putting aside all motive of
dispute. aud pointing out in clear man
ney he touiiers
communicate this information 10
you voIr government ~ liiisi the treaty
is Submitted for your ratification.
(Signed) LOUIS DE ONlS."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09


s2f virtue ola decr 0f,rust ffom ~. Wat n. T1irf
~ Clearing date The i5ii day ~ tay 1871. and sf
record ~ Tue county court ONCE 81 Cbsilcs City) tn
secure tbs PAYMENT cfH toHd Of Whatcysf balance ~
be dHe on sad hpud 90 a.. q. page. ex'or OF NARY
B1rd, wbo Vas eNecutriN Of Col. Nui. BJtd 81 wes0
VII VII self a. public suction az thc Coh Rouse Of
rsC'ty, 90 lhHrsdag, fte tjfidy ~ aOrif peIf
leins court DAY Que nftw0 NEGROES , q ui4u led
WihHW, OF gitl named ChJtluttc the proDctt, ofs1ia
Tyler. eEN. uhpKtsoN t,,,,.s
March o. too..wtd.
I'd AksHAtS SAif.-Bt yif.He Of = dr1,,r .1 -
w superior tour cbsncefy Tor tie Richmond DIS
net nadetn cause tbefau depending heiseeu A. "a,
bu"ai, sdn'oi Of VIM Price, dec. aud nthets pisiu.
Jus ahd samuel William sayTe, and otler. dsf.u.
aanis-Nih ne sold. ~ o'etocs in the ane,in,u of
f"'"ag tth ~ dprif NAT on the premises live sniin.
pln'eo ioI OF LAND lying ~ tbe CITY OF I,icIsnnna
agoinipg WHi. Price aud Alexander 3.tWalt contain
lhR nav ~ acre Aud s 0'tiock ~ he aftrfmonn 81
lhe same DAY in frnnt OF the lagr Hotel viii sr sold
Ndt oi LAND, Ytng iu the Couute of Htth neat the
h"i aPih-a containing son sctes. aud sfi iining he
lsros 10 adam Dickinson, aud others 90 80 mneh
"ee as ma De ucccssaIy IN satisfy che drt .ufstfst
aug e"sls n said occfre ifenuortd together with the
s' ahd CHARGES 20 carr igF the saur into rsecatou
ieiw''tN. nile and eiFttrta months cteait. N.t-s
VITO approved eui0rsrfs and deed 90 trnst IN d.. no.
rertJ y gt.t.NptNr . +. ~
tJgs tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

NEW YORK, March lit is with re-
gret We haveio state, that on Sunday eve
ming, winle the Vie President was walk
ing ON his piazza, Ia fell over "A wheel
barrow agaInsia eorneroi his house, and
diSlucaled his shoulder. Dir. Post was
sent tor. and, with assistance, got the
joint IN It's place aboui ii o'clock yester
day. IGa-.
ia meeting OF . number of cilizaus
held al Harmony fall, or Friday, Goth
February, 1919. Eidad Hoines was clio-
sen Chairman, and Isaac Frost, Secreia.
ry,
Resolved, That committee Of five
persons he appointed 10 represent 10 The
directors of tn different Banks in this
CITY, tie 8, rious Inconvenience fell bv The
dealers generally 'front.', excessive tiux
OF Bank Notes not redeemed here, and
10 urge them 10 endcavor 10 enter INTO
some arrangement among themselves 10
receive cOndiIonallN the notes OF AL the
incorporated Banks in this state.
Resolved, faa Mrs>rs. EIdad Holmes,
Lewis Hartman, JOHN kobJ is, z. J..
Mills, and David Siehbims, be The said
committee.
Resolved, That the proceedings ofthis
Meeting be signeI by t,t Chairnan and
Secretary, aai published III alt the daily
papers IN thus ciiy.
ELDAD HOLMES, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

TO THE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER.
Str-in your paper OF Tive 18Th ulimo,
noticed an account of the indian pri
soners, who were pul 10 death by order Of
Gencral Wayne IN Georgia, during lie
revolutionary war. From the circun-
stance OF their being deceived, the writer
81 HIS SuPpOses II 10 b. ille same trans
action, an accou ul Of which he received
rom his old friend, Major Henry Moss.
well known rs Sergeant az Arms 90 tie
House OF ID legaies. The Major inform
ed hio', that he commanded tie ran,
which gusrded these ludidH PRISONERS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

". -. haiia"aS iI"i, The suhstii.tt iiyu.
a.. Netsoh "hti abbni ihe Isl OF last L,. nh u.
80 ''.'"n %! hGh.c JAM, about tEt.t. year, old
80 "isI' h"iait0, WIKI number ui nt,LI an i,-r
@ ioHs Laii, nearly stat.Hi lean an her ,e,.,.n
80, 'Nh'b"h siatuT' ; blaCh eyes, and sumo, q *
bu.,,.,," wv, III s'a'e OF rfesnaiicy. ale has irn
conceal herself about CaiIeisIilir uf aiev urtt,s
49,, :, ',"i, whence SUE origIuai, came AMI rh,,r
Tni, 80 !" nave frIBtiont.--l. " 10 give JulkIy
noIIhnS reward To any person Whs IN a,pr,Lr,,
ne. "o al ieasohHtr charges IN ronse,t,,S her D, ,s
!" 'h's touhtI, OF putting h,I In J@il. ''''
-, THOMAS j. g'ClEfaNR
=, ~ ~" '"rmiy. March o. l,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09
Tionce;..r fsrr;;,s,,,.Si. Z , a1l al.

4 OfOECrN'Sg f.cWfr7cff7rSt , MIC.
ID Nirinr Of de ed of executed 10 rs " yot.
~ p Shields and wife. of record in the M,
son't OF G'outratrr to to Thou oo, the
payment OF sunei snns 81 none, tberein utuned-
We Viii on SotgFdGg The fora cGr o. 1jfrU az
Souctsef Courthouse, IN Il III ofthe tavern t,pt by
N"ber Ransom, proceed sell for cash. fsir t. nv.
INC next fair ds tSnuda, excepted to the highest d,
uef. tract OF LAND, c0iiia'aiar u, tsthaor, 5a{
acres be the same mere less, I,ipg ia Gloucester
co"nt ( being The ,sro sold 10 said shields by
sal" Thomas Loswoodl bnuniird ~ Lee is,,, of li.t
ing Lewis, pf. saniurlS Ctiism ms S,isan MA 80
pItfs or 80 much thtitot as shall he snn,crui n,
us', "hat Il due said lccwood sscurd pa,,t for
saa and, With Interest thereon ist ua, Of be-,
last pat. t"g' tter with tie costs oirN,cuuy sad
&c... ms land lies IN eNrellrn q i,,
meun'e9 on TIE main road leading n"in Ginurtsi
c""rh"hse 10 Gloucester I'Vu, nh lUik riV,r ,,.,}
mles rep HE htsi and six ol IN, latter oI,, I,
eIeeahi hhiuinss, excellent sp,up Of st,a !, ,,,,
on" ever! oihel convenience to render tue farm Ina.
oe uiect. In vie" "fthe BAY, and cony.ni- H. suaf
ed 10 fish and oysters. Sufc. II to sa, a., =, !. 81,
iIore desiiahe farm To 10. Of Al IN \i,,ut,
's 'o' t"se WHO WISH To tesio" IA III, lower eoun-
W ne above tract Is ntati, sii io~gIonnts o, A
very large pioior,ion oi Vel, fertile me- s.,
VIII f"siiseb take place al the tine aud placr ,T,I.
money is NOT r'e'i"ifs, paid tia, is due iLer,On.
e-al eI ). Ios..wiw. hOhhRI 1haus1oN.
noeINh AdthC Ike srlseiit.I is 3, an iiutrs
,p,etaeo,o furnish IpI iicanis rih ieceh, VAC
VINE MA tiR, aCcui.r.hied wiii eu,fii,n. a., !.
use mtr'hsrs otth. Legislature who w,,b Ia .r,,,,.
'" IesPceii'. cOuiitts. ca T.. fuinisI,u n, a,rca
''V aa -" MM. h. H,hihC, VA S. Virginia
$50 =, =. c"insr ofG aud sd Streets.
[ nm The suosrrihr, has rettilcd and ia ne,.
- opening pait "a Lis Spitrp snrr,i~, ~ " WV
n,sh.d China ca SEES. yer, neal patterns
L"stte China do.
Eha''"ieG China do.
Sahton China l,a = Is in boxes
DO do. Din.hg Sets
D"e pf'd ii't'p"oIDinin ware, in sets s.d by the
a.so, comi!r.. sssorn, ii, VI Cut ard Plain CHASE.
mann, PACKED as usual IN tie es,eiul
.-hai'f q 80 Too. .vlw Iu,os;,' ~. -. 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

The Salem Register is mistaken. "TheVir.
gilman menibersoi Assembly" do not receive
10 ioi'ars day, besides travelling Apences
Their wages are nan 4 dollars "a day. MOI GA,
Of them dreams OF ten.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

t5-The No. 1853 of the Sketches Of the
laws states correctiytIe day of meeting of
lie superior court of law for iIaIifax, to
be on the 3rd Mondays in April aud Sep
ten'6er-lnsiead of April and Octo6ey, as
enormously stated i'll The lasi Enquirer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02

Our paper will now be issued on TUESDAYS =.
it was previous to the sitting Of the convention
We have in the present completed digest Of al.
the proceedings of that body, which we presume
will, together with the others published, present
good view Of this interesting session. Several
speeches omitted in their proper place, we are
now able to give to our readers, we are compel.
led topublish them together without a particular
reference to the occasion on whicht they were de-
Hvered. Those who have read our files will per.
ceiye their application to the subjects at that
time under consideration. la the next paper the
Constitution viii be published as revised and
amended.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCT. 98


Mr.. .Lor, OF Lyman, the oldest member Of
the Convention, rose IN bis place and said,
Mr.. President, bave said little IN this Con-
ventlon, but have been an attentive observ-
er; and although have ever been opposed
TO The measure OF separation, | have been
pleased to see the manner in which the in
portant business of the Convention has been
conducted, and with what has been done |
think 1t judicIous and correct, and shall en-
deasour to persuade the people TO adopt the
Constltution-and hope no root of bitterness
will spring up to mar the harmony which has
so happily prevailed in this Convention He
then asked leave to offer the following
TOTE Of THANKS.
Resotced, unanimously, that this Convention
present their thanks to their Hon. President, for
the candor and impartiality with which he has
conduct in his office, and for his successful en-
beavers to preserve peace and harmony during
our session and that we tender him our wish
Tor happy return to his family and the possession
OF all those blessings which sensibilty can enjoy.
Which resolve, after being read by The
Secretary, wac unanimously adopted.
Upon which the President made the follow
ing reply
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02

United the Locations OF toe seat Of oos,
and to designate the pla &c where t6s G .'"1sq
ing OF the Legislature shall be han / neg
that they had attended 10 the duties ~. pO'
them, and submitted the folIow,a,, ss'sns
ton - % iss5la
/" Resolved, that PORTLAND D. The IL,
the hrst meeting Of the Lecislaiy,. I've
State of Msine"-which resolve w. Y
accepted--175 members voting n 49, NJ
native. and 70 in the negative. ''i'
The committee on the expenses "a
Ventlop exclusive of the pay roll ,e,o,, e .u'
the whole sum amounted to s5l2 90 -
We understand that the Pay Roll .u,,
between fifteen and sixteen thousa,d Ie,,
which about thirty-five hundred do,,a~ liars
oStained from the Treasury Of Massaas S wei
being part Of the Bank Tax-cd 200 , s'S y,
Cumberland Bank "A 900 from ~ n 70
Portland, and "a 600 from the Banl. anA
kennebec.-- We understand that such go - ~
menfs were made BY the Treasurer. thai =
IMAM TWO aouEs after the Convention adj !,
every Delegate received his paw. exceDt -,I g..
who had lelttowR' before the close ofthe -.
Adjourned to neet.at Portland ~ H. s'I -
Wednesday in January lext, at IL o,cIocL - T;
he forenoon
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02


By heLondon Packet, arrived at New York,
London dates to Sept. Is, have been received
from which the n Y. Commercial Advertiser
gives the following summary -
The Gasefts de France gives the following as
an extract of r letter from Altoona Of the 3lst Of
August" The recruits in our Dutchies and IN
Denmark, have suddenly received orders tojoin
their respective regiments, which exctes con-
lectures so much the more important, as tits re-
ported that revolutionary and bloody scenes have
taken place in Sweden
Letters from Madrid to the Goth Of August, re-
ceived in London, mention, that there is schism
in the Spanish Cabinet in relation TO the Florida
Treaty. The majority Of the ministers, it IS
stated, in favor of the ratification but two or
three individuals possessing the most influence
with the King, are opposed to It, and have per-
sra led him not to give to the treaty his ultimate
appreciation. Some ofthe letters state, that MIR.
Forsyth had Quilted Madrid, and was on his way
to Cadz to embark for America. Other letters
state, that the Duke de San Carlos Will ret Urn 70
the Ministry Of the State. II Is, however more
probable, that it will be H. Lozano de Torres,
whose sacoessorfn the Ministry of Justice = al
ready designated Ii is also said that Ion oni7
will replace Gen. Alaya al the Hague.
Another letter mentions that the departure Oh
the fleet'from Cadz for South America was nxea
for the 18th of September that the preparations
were pushed forward with surprising rapidi!S
and that il was the expectation that every th'ns
would he ready by that period.
Advices from Marseilles state, mat 4OVo En5
fish are expected at Genoa, 70 form the garf'so"
of that town. BY this il appears, at all me nla,
time arrangements of various Governments az
directed against the Barbary Powers.
A Dresden paragraph, ofthe 3lst Of aug ~,
nounces that, on the 28th Of that month, ,- u'e
marriage Of the Princess JOSEPHINE, 70 inc ms
of Spain, was celebrated by procufau0n. i
was soon TO set out for Spain and exPec'ea :,
arrive at Strasburgh on the 10Th OF oeP,e" ,ss
at Bayonne on the Gath and at Man''u - ~ u
23th The Spanish Ambassador at ra'ls 80
meet the new Queen at Strasburs anu Aso
ny her to the Spanish Capital
The Russian Gen. Wokow- Comn'.uu" IL -
Moscow, passed through strasburg, On ~
September with dispatches for SPAN. y.
| The Emperor Of Russia. It = sau' = ,ho,
Warsaw about the last Of October; an1 =
TO visit Cuban and Mount Cancacus.
An article from Rastadt Of the Isl 2. - ~ n
Der, says that all the letters from ths arma
Germany, speak Of the importance - a a n the
ments which are actively gong io." go hsSl
Austrian Monarchy; 10000 recruits -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02

Meetings have lately been held in Boston and
New York, "a order to prepare memorials to Con-
gress for an uniform system Of Bankruptcy through
out the U 5. Peoples fears have been too much
excited when this subject has been proposed, and
that without cause. Bankrupt Law operates
much in favour Of the creditor as the debtor !:
under our presen mt system, orI should say want Of
system, the greatest injustice is done. Suppose
failure IN business to take place, the creditor who
lives upon his spot secures his whole debt BY at
tachment, VIII lie another who lives at a distance
loses every cent Of his the creditor who thus de-
prived Of all remedy against the property Of his
debtor / often times exasperated, and the body
OF the delinquent makes miserable atonement
for his debt. Every commercial nation has found
il necessary to establish laws to protect debtors
from the cruelty of those to whom they are in
debted, and TO secure to creditors an equal dstri-
button OF the effects Of an unfortunate debtor It
seems to us strange that with so many examples
Of evil attending the present system, some rene
dy has not been adopted.
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FRIDAY, oCr. 60

FRIDAY. OCT. ~.
The first business of the convention was 70
sign the constitution, which was done by
counties-of these there were 90 in York
SO ID Cumberland-44 in Lincoin-44 in Ken
nebec-3l in Ortord-26 in Somerset-27 in
HGncock-22in Peno6scot--and 10 Wushiag
ton amounting in the whole to. 269.
Resolved that The constitution adopted by
this convention be published and sent to the
several towns, districts and plantations within
the Distric; of Maine and that the inhabi
tants thereof qualified by law, be required 10
assemble IN their respective towns, &c on the
first Monday of December neat, to give in their
votes in writing. expressing their appreciation
or disapprobation OF said constitution.
Resolved that The application TO Congress
for The admission of the State of Maine into
the Union! be signed by the President and
forwarded TO Congress by the Senator and
Representatives in Congress from Maine,
Messrs. Paris, Preble and Whitman, were
appointed committee TO prepare form of a
return OF votes on the question OF the accep-
| lance OF the constitution, TO be forwarded 70
the Selectmen Of The several towns and AS.
SCISSORS OF the several plantations.
| The committee to whom bad been com
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
ON REPRESENTATION.

Mr.. PreSident-I did not intend to have
taken any part in this debate, but the sub
ject has taken SO wide range, and so many
expedients have been offered and without pro-
ducing conciliaton of the different conflict
ing interests, that ! can no longer, without a
total disregard TO the duties owe my con-