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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-09

PAYABLE YEARLY

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peace pvgd during
Legislature
bic for thing spoken debate ether Houses place
tered amended or rejected the ohsr but al sns 1 RAISING rrsaae shall
cases p h aot uSs eo ssndmsns ns
% No Senator shall aaan the ts% rAhAs shall
during term,
prohibitions sssR ss fsa y s ad nsss psss p that this
States NO .os ms .s d 1s s o a che os
Peace public Cners
during being Congress,
adjourn for than two days. other place than that il which the
! EXECUTIVE POWER.
The executive this State shall be vested
BY qualified hold
s Ths mssns, h h s wsao % . sa y e and
ms1ns, those fer and They shall Be sealed and
those for sen' And the Secretary Ofstate for the time be.g shall
M @ @ BE S. them am n in a,s ss's R
- E st % hn ss. a s
s @ ,ss s s ~So ihs sa Of whom the
Sec The Governor SHALL the his
adoption Consaon at the
time bis election and during the for which he elected be resident
Sec. No State
Sec g. The Governor shall at stated times receive for his services
Sec He shall be commander chief ofthe army and Of IL.
es, he shall the of'hs Stat.
march from the State another for
He shall nominate with advice Council
point Judicial sssr the Attorney General the Sheriff. coa
and consent Of the Council appoint all other civil and military officers whose
every days, prior
Sec He shall the Legislature information
He may require information any military officer any officer
the executive department. subject relating the duties Of their
power Council 70
penalties, grant pev par
Sec e lie take The law. faithfully executed
Sec 49, He extraordinary Legislature
n adjourn he al think beyond the
Legislature shall have
thin the State
nat of
off
oft
the
Speaker the Senate
Secretary State for the being shall
Whenever the President o. the Senate Speaker the House
Iouse,ha
vacancy, until hi, dutesa as Governor al lceass.
| ARTICLE N.-PAEr
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members elected
the qualified electors Of the Districts which shall
vided
hundred
the be divided
shall conform lines be according
number shall
shall
thirty according
y The the
the received sorted declared
the
ed by the semen clerks
clerks respectively shall
Wednesday
living places who shall
entity the adjacent shall the privilege
lectmen thereof for pu
Council
copies Of such lists twenty Wednesday January
the
each district. attend day and take seats
Of
elected
the full be
elected
number
vacancies in the Senate shall supplied be- after
happen.
which
the those fthe Representatives.
shall
ed without the thirds Their
hold party
whether
men and punishment according to
Sec The senste shall choose President Secretary
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ARTICLE III.
ELECTORS.


in established the
United States State shall considered obtained
established
plantation shall the residence student
learning ente him the suffrage the plantation
inary is
treason peace,
to,snd therefoR.
militia
ion in time o war danger.
second Monday of September annually forever.
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STYLED enacted sns ss s rs % % 5 Act and hss @
Sec The oe shall consist Of hundred
than hundred MEMBERS to be elected by the qualified
year from the day @ preceding the annual esng Of the Ieslau Tbs
fore the eight
aee hs number s nhasas Pss s %
numb sa aa periods Sa eh hs
erd the nuneT nh.bant having the m ss . DE-
alatn The number shall said first
less than hundred nor more than hundred and fifty and
number shall be two hundred
.
be the duty the legislature thereafter BY
Sac Each & n having fifteen NAV elect ono
tive thousand
having five hundred may town having
fifty may having twenty hundred and
may s out shall ever entitled to more than
and and duly not having hun
d t s % a. may BE- into districts contain
and when this the
large too o aa ito
give according rule and
representative against classification with any other
ep tn. ne @ plantation a ase tn
for such portion Of lime and such periods shall be equal portion
til the next general arporionment. - -.
Sec No shall be member Of the House Representatives,
unless he shall at the % the period o which he have
years. year, adoption
this Constitution and for the three months preceding the time Of
be
law BY the the day least before
with the
~
towns and p uaions organized by law belonging herein pvda
hold their the plantations
town and plantation meetings such towns and shall
lin nd
shall nbiec
which clerks
efH
after
idest
such and the
o sa deliver the certified copies lists the within
shall seal up copies all such lists and them delivered
office
meeting shall
different
n classes.
See g. Whenever the member shall
otherwise the be filled by a election.
Sec T. The House Representatives
Sec g. The House Of impeachment
ARTICLE w -PART SECOND.
SENATE.
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ARTICLE |.
DECL4R TON OF RIGHTS.

equally and
Inherent unaenabse Rights which enjoying and defend
liberty acquiring possessing and protecting and Of pursuing
aud
people; all founded in
Aeit hyhage therefore unaensbe
ana adt totally change
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LEGLSL ATJVE POTTER.

ARTICLE IV.-PART THtR
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DTSTRIBU TION OF POWERS.


be
partments the an Judicial
belonging either others,
herein EXPIRE perm
ARTICLE iy.-PART FIRST.
Legislative Pomer- House OF Representatives..
Legislative power bransh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11
CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20.
DEBATE ON TIE SEM mole WAR.
s.s.-.ss.sss...
tReported for the National Inteiiieeace1

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20.
DEBATE ON TIE SEM mole WAR.
CONTINUED.
MIR. JOHNSON, of Kentucky, rose i'm
mediately after Mr.. Clay. He felt him
self called on, having been member OF
the committee which had had this sub
ject under consideration, aud as one OF
the minority OF the report made by il, TO
express his views of the questions lnvolv.
ed IN the report, and in the propositions
moved by way of amendment 10 il
Without further preface, he proceeded 10
state, that the conduct of Gen. Jackson
IN regard 10 the trial and execution OF AR.
bntllnot and Ambrister, had beenthe sub
Ject OF censure, from niSconcepfion OF the
law and OF the facts connected with il I;
and, particularly by confounding two
principles OF the laws of nations, which
were In themselves separate and distinct.
The general order directing the execution
Oi these men, asserted, thai the subject of
any nation making war upon nation al
peace with that TO which he belongs, is
an outlaw and apirate and, MIR. j. said.
" was correctly asserted. And The very
same page Vaiiel on which gentlemen
relied tor the support Of their doctrine,
would bear him out iH that for which he
had COMPOUNDED one entirely different.
That wberepersons have joined the stand
ard of belligcTeni they may claim the
character ndpfivileges of the belligerent
party, was principle of public law, was
not TO be denied but, il AN individual
lakes upon himself to create and carry on
war, without authority from any gov
eminent, II YVES principle equally unde-
nj hat l,, L.. A a
moi that he is either technically, but
Thai IN fact, aud by analogy, ne is so TO
be regarded. 1t is an established princi-
pie of public law, that the crew Of any
vessel, engaging ~ war, without the au-
ihorIty OF any commission, may be treat
ed as pirates, aud put 10 the sword. III,
on the land, the like course he pursued,
he who is guilty Of il is an outlaw aud
bandit, and may be putto the sword. This
was one principle OF public law, and that
which gentlemen bad trIumpbantly as
serted (and which nobody denied) was
wholly different one; both not only clear
~ supported by the authority of Vatiel,
hut in the same page OF that respected and
excellent writer.
Mr.. j. said, he would venture TO say,
that every ground taken by that man
whose valor and conduct on the memo
rable eighth Of January, in the darkest
period of the late war, had caused Joy TO
beam from every face, would be found
teDable on principles which have prevail.
ed from the commencement of civiliza-
ton 10 The present day: lie pledged him
self to produce chapter and verse to sup
port bis conduct in every incident of that
war. He considered the essential infer
ests of justice aud Of mercy 10 have been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11
Lands for sale IN Geechiund and Loulsa.


WiSH 40 sell atract of LAND, adjoining the tract on
n which reside, in tns county OF GOOchland on the
ead waters Of Beaver Dam creek containing 1is
Ais9s tract lying Ia The coaHy OF Louisa on Ovens
creek. adjoining the lands of Maj Thomas Shelton COL
Joseph shelton, and Others, containing 5s3 acres
c7hsdera0e proportion OF this and is very fine bottom
TIE greater part whereof is recaifed the rest OF the
act consists Of about equal quantities of cleared and
unceaSed iand The Improvements consist Of a com.
PORTABLE dwelling house with two below aud two
above stairs, barn, Stables and other outhouses and
small apple orchard. About one mile above this
uact on FORK othe same creek is small tract OF so
acres generally good aud, and considerable propor-
vn OF u owgronnds which have worked as an appen.
20 tne larger tract this is also for sale and the
psIseI may take with the said larger tract or not
St MS opton--As shall some niohs absent froyp
ppmg'nIa, nave authorized my brother, Nicholas j.
70 sell and convey these lands and he will
make the terms known to those who NAV he desirors 70
"" , .nsul' WM. G. POINDEXTRR.
~''"""' pee. 81 ~ ..Sw
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4 flFY MlLLS.-Fos priysts sale an ,,o,c,,,o,, .,,
- 81 70 tne subscriber, to Messrs Moncure Ro6in
S,assst t,esssnis valuable MANUFAcTURING MILL
sbs cry. The house (Rhich was e,ecIes nv Mr. asr,s
as c1it9 factory $50 brick covered w6 lie strong
n", a'gs quo Weiiadapted to the purposes ola mill
water tom the canal is sufficient for four pair ~ arr
stones and ne machinery (Which new and upon fss
h,st approved construction) is calculated IN 40 ,b
WON OF four par bat two pair only are in Mace and
Issoy 20 20 70 work more minute description Of The
n.opeI u oeeneo unnecessary, as tits presumed that
" should not be disposed Of privately before The
zyth dag Of FebrHdry Hert, IL will then be sslg "a
public auction, in front Of the Eagle Hotel under the
arrangement Of Messrs. Moncnre, Robinson a plea.
s",s, upon accommodating terms. JOHN STAPLES
"a" %, S2..tds
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BY the GopsrnOr Of the commonmeafh 81

BY the Governor Of TIE Commonwealth Of - ilia
- PROCLAMATION.
"HEREaS an act Of the General Assembly entitled
w an act 70 establish banks within this
commonwealth, one 10 be siiled the North Western
Bank of Virginia, and the other the Bark of Valley
otNrgisia among other provisions contained in said
raw II is required. that under no preteXt whatever
snali The said banks either of them. their
banking operations until they shall actkally and good
iat, nave IN possession of their absolute proper
W. IN the current coin Of the United States thrseihs
OF the Whole amount Of their capital subscribed
anu snail moreover have returned the Executive o
oath or affirmation of the presidents cashiers for
time being: And whereas the Executive, receiving
such satisfactory evidence, authorized to Issue
pfecaniation, declaring that the return required as
aforesaid has been duly made.-Now, therefore, t.
James r. Preston, governor of the commonwealth of
virginia, do hereby proclaim and maze known, by and
WINNIE ADVICE aud consent Of tbs council Of that
the return required by law aforesaid, been duly
ane 10 the Executive aud auth entiCated the casheT
OF the North western Bank Of Virginia And as il fur
'her appears, by satisfactory evidence the Executive
oithis commonwealth, that the said Norih Western
Bank OF virginia, has actually and in good faith its
possession, OF its own absolute properly, breeths Of
tue amount of IT'S capital coin aforesaid
which required by law to eR,ite the said bank 10
go into operation aud it ssfacI appears that
the aforesaid las has been complied with The North
western Bank OF Virginia lie hereby duly authorized
under the provisions aud restrictions the act afore
said, 10 commence its banking .OpeT atiens.
Given uuder my hand governor, and under
(seaN the seal Of The commonwealth al Richmond
this sixteenth day of January, one thousand
eight hundred aud nineteen.
Jan. 10. 70..wlw JAMES P. PRESTON.
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U. s.. Rn.k Iins A.c

lust RECEIVED Ana for sale, al Peter cottop..s
~ Book " Stationary sofe,, The following BOOKS, viz ::
United States Bank Law
The Americau Gardener, (,iew edtou) by Hepburn x
Gardener, gardeners 10 Gen. Mason, SC.
Dissertations OF the Character, Manners and Customs
OF ihe People Of inda--by ihs Abbe ). a. Dnhois
Missionary to the Misore =
Has Travels in Canada ard the u States 1916 III
Letters TO Ladies--detaiIy important information to
themselves aud infants-by James Ewsl, NJ. d. Of
Virginia :
Philps's Reco;lec,ions Of Curran
Journal of WISH to South Africa in 1915 10 with
some accoun, of the Missionary Settlements OF the
United Brethren near the Cape Of Good Hops-by
the Rev. Z. s. Latrobe
Whites FaTtiery
Counting House Assistant or Brief Digest of anicr
can Mercantile Lave &c.-by J. c. Gilltland, Esq.
Accum's Chemical aisuseu'ents, &c.
Junins Identified with distinguished living character
established, &c.
Sermons practical subjects-by WIN. Barnass n,iu-
lister OF the gospel, &c.
Sophia, or Dangerous Indiscretion, novel, &c. &c.
he has now on hand and keeps constantly for sale,
large and general assortment of BLANK BOOKS OF
ny description. and general assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS. He expects tn receive IN few days Miss
Poher's new novel, entitled Fast If 81. Nagdaten'-
aud several other new publications. Feb. q. 81 At
n Pftersbnrg-In few days shall receive exien-
sive assortment Of SADDLERY, by the HeAry aCgy,
Just arrived from Liverpool, consisting Of
weymouth, sharp aud snaie heads aud reins, bted.
ia'a buckles, pipe iooYs-leathsi brown, black
Martneaes and neck straps plated rings roller hooks
Round martngaIes aud neck straps, NJ,
Headslaii ;nariingaes aud neck Straps, D.acM an"
de-. stuffed aud spring nose, D'o""'
Roller stirrnp ies,hers-bufi'd, lined and silk
CrnppeTs -spur feathers
Whips best switch caisat ferrues silver nails
do. thong-plated ferrulcs
Prime London Tivotiea half mounted saddle trees
roller bars
variety Of bits bradOons and enrbs plain and fancy
plated and slsel
stirrups plated and stee-pateni spring siinups
Spurs, plated, elastic wire
do de. ring tackle
do. do. brass and princess metal
do. do. steel wire-brass screw spurs
Plated chariot and gig furniture
Plated chariot and gig nanss
Buckles, ornaments, tenets rad hooks, cockeyes
Swives, plated screws, piuAiug irons and yaddiey's
Tools in great variety.
Petersburg, Feb. o. s7..St
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t~r The EYQUlRER Is published twicea week, gene
,.y and three times week during tue session Of the
STATE the same as heretofore ki0c
1SI,rs,9er aulu,n payable in advance Notes of Char
trred suecis paving Banks (olg) will he received
uaymept The EDITOR will guarantee the safety Of
hitting them by mail, the postage OF all letters being
paid by the writer's. ~
~ No paper will be discontinued, [but at the discre-
ION of the editor until al, arTeaapes have been paid up
~ Whoeyerwii guarantee the ynent ofnine papers
sbaIl receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
sSr one yqnrrs-ffrsf Insertion, as cenfs-eGch
continuance, 80 cents.
No idrcrtisenenf inserted until it has either been
paid for assumed by perso9in fhsscify or it's
eRUirOrs.
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= FOR FREIGHr or CHARTER.

exE FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
yTss<M The Bri. Perseverance,, Capt. Eilnswood,
-2-<ssss burthen 400 hide. now at Cry Paint, and
will he ready to receive cargo in few days Apply
10 LEWIS LUDLAN.
offers Tor sale, laading from said hrig from
Bremen, AN invoice of GERMAN GOODS, consisting
OF the following articles:
IL bales ttempen Luens-6 do. Buflaps
J boxes Tick!enburss-3 do. White Rolls
= do. Oil Cloths, elegant patterns
Feb SO At
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VALuABLE LAND FOR sALE.-wni he sold. ON
~, N09fag, the I5th dayof FebruarV merit, az Mr.
sVnn faiess Store, la &sckenburg county tract .,
sp, bihg within three miles thereof, on the South
- n,,,h cOtaniSg 456 acres, belonging TO the est1e
nunNss Moore dec. adjoining the lands of Rober.
'aeIs, JohH Gregory and James Jones on this tract
"a ",s'soie good dwelling house. good apple orch.
SUI good MIL seat with mill house ai,out one
.ntu 0I me land is cleared the balance lies wen IL
tlnoered. aud adapted to the culture Of corn wheat
:, - Ahd not inferior 10 sny IN the vicinity
Sneio9itn o. the purchase money viii he required In
s ,ne balance in two equal annual paymehis.
W'ts approved security with deed o. trust on
property, viii be required and possession given on
>"o "Ay u SAFE SUSANNA MOORE, Adni'x
t.... Of Eddings Moore dec.
---,,'"i ~ Eau, W. 70..tds
NVlCE.-WheTeas u has been considered by SONS
10 . .nN was partner With certain Nekson a
sr,errsh, ~ mercantile coBcern In the comfy Of
snNanns-fhis isto notify all persons copeerned thaf
uv positvely DENY " aud DO not consiser n1yseIf
Dona 10Y any debts contracts made by said yayri,l
IN The Hsme Of Perish 8 Groom.
'e-"" |'"hiy, req . S6..w<ws
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WHEAT.-rhe highest market price, in cash will be
given for good heat, delivered the Basin or at
Rockets, by ROBERT ABBArT, jr.
Whe also wants bont 30Qbushes nice SEED WHEAT
sorwhich he will give an extra price.
Sept. Is. 20. ,(2tf
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le committee rose.

II ~ = 10 y n , n ~ : II
The committee having again taken up
the subject of the Seminole War
MIR. JOHNSON resumed the speech
which was interrupted by yesterdays adj
Journment. lie congratulated himself.
he said, that the difference Of opinion on
this occasion was nota faclious differ
ence. When he glanced at the charac-
tiers of those who bad already spoken OF
opposite sides Of the question. he saw
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German Linens aud Scythe Blades
VNTE receiving per the Weser aud Perseverance,,
w from Bremen, hfty bales of GERMAN LINENS,
consisting Of cknabufgs tckienburgs, buraps dowias
Ioians, sc. aud few casks Of SCYTHE BLADES.
All of which vii, be sold on reasonable terms.
Feb. 4. S6--6t y. r. SHELTON * Co.
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100 Dollars Reward.

rs known to have been kidnapped from
I field near Germantown, between the
hours of 2 and o'clock, on the 30th u''.
whilst at work alone, Free Black Nan,
namel HENRY HUDSON, aged between
81 aud 90 years, of the height of FIVE feet
FIVE inches, very black complexion mi
dark ey IS, has scar under his lett arm,
between he wrist and elbow, occasioned
by the cut of an axe.
He is b. occupation farmer, a native
of Kent county, in the state of Delaware,
had on blue cloth roundabout jacket, old
black silk vest, corded velvet pantaloons,
and wool bat.
He is very civil, inofensive man, with
rather down look. There is reason to
suppose that he was decoyed into car
riage, and conveyed southwark.
Any information respecting him will he
Thankfully received. Keepers of turnpike
gates, toll bridges, and taverns, are par
ticularly requested TO give suchniormation
as may be in their power.
The above reward will be cheeriully
paid IN conviction of the perpetrators OF
his fragrant outrage upon the rights OF a
freeborn citizen of the United States.
REUBEN HAINES.
No. 500, Chesnut-street, Philadelphia
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Flour Business.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
i their friends and the public, that they
have entered into copartnership, and their
business will be transacted under the firm
of ASHBY & STRIBLING.
Their warehouse is near the upper end
Of King street, and opposite the diagonal
pump; where they will purchase and re-
ceive Hour on storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES,
which they will sell at small profit tor
ash. TURNER ASHBY,
MAGNUS r. STRIBLING'
June Is
The editors Of the Winchester Gazette.
Charlestown paper Woodstock Herald
Leesburg Washingtonian, and Palladium
At Warrenton, will please publish the above
six weeks, and forward their accounts 70
this Office for payment.
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June 2
Notice..

To Weelprights, Blacksmiths, Tanners
Harness- Makers, Saddlers. Hatters, &c.
BELIEVING as do, that Providence
, at Fairfax Court House, would be a
suitable situation for mechanics OF the above
description, offer to such, lois in that vii
lage fossaIe, on ground rent for ever-wi'l
build and furnish suitable houses aud rent
10 them, OF furnish brick to them to build
with; and invite any who feel disposed to
settle there, for the purpose of carrying on
heir respective trades to advantage, to
come and view the stu ton: 1t is very
public place, tie centre OF the county
where the superior and county courts are
held. The Little River Turnpike Road
passes through this little town from Alex
andria westward, and where all tn public
meetings for the county, 9c. are held and
W here trades of the aforesaid description
being carried on, would meet with great
encouragement, and be public conve-
nience to the country around. No situation
can be more healthy-good wat +. and Gre
wood cheap. Mechanics OF the above des-
cripton must generally depend on the
country people, farmers, &c: TO be their
customers. Here they would be in con
venient situation for all the purposes. J
invite a call, and view for themselves. |
would also furnish lots adjacent, from one
TO FIVE acres each, for cultivation, pasture.
sc. on moderate terms; all of which can
he shown. and terms made known. on ap
plication to RICH'D. RADCLIFFE,
Fairfax Court House. Va.