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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

The Treaty was read in The House n
Representatives with open doors, but i
not 10 be published an catenso, the usage il
such eases requiring il should not be pro
mulgaied untii formally ratified. We hav,
| iiiile doubt, however, that a Copy of i
wll shortly find IFS way to the Press
NJ awhile, il is sufficient TO state, tha
the summary we gave Of lis contents APP
pears 10 have been pretty correct, Will
The following additions
All grants made by Spain in The ceded
territory, auterim' To the Isl day Of Janua-
~, 1918, are Ia be respected.
The islands adjacent TO Florida are &C.
dtd WILTSHIRE territory.
II is stipulated that The territory shall,
having the necessary requisites, lac admit
ted into the Union on an equal footing
with the original states. Nat. Iut.
SUPREME COURT.
On Saturday Mr.. Martim (Attorney
General of MarylandD concluded his ar
guineat in the case McCaiiOh against the
State Of Maiyiand
MIR. Pinehacy will address the court, and
close the argument for the plaintiff in er
ror, on Nlontiay, This Day) IL.
DcfeHce ot' tie Chesapeake.
The officers of thy Corps of Engineers,
Generals .SW!G and Bruard, and Colo
nrls ArmiSteud aud DC Zee, and those of
the Navy, Captains Harrington and Elliot,
who were commissioned by Tie President,
under u resolution Of ihe iasi session OF
Congress, 10 survey the Chesapeake Bay,
Tor the puip0Sr Of ascerlaining the most
suitable site Tor Naval Depot, and TO
plan general system of defence tor this
AiHcrican Mediterranean, as well as the
coast generally, have exec ut-d the orders
OF ihf Presisi, nj, and on Friday last laid
their report before tiin. The spot select
ed b, TIE commissioners for The Depot is
said so be neither ot those which have
been most spoken 81 as suitable sites
II IS probable that The report will form
the subject of a communication 10 Con
gress before their adjournment. III.
BALTIMORE, March Capt. Reardon
OF the brig Spry, arrived last evening from
Rio JancIro, reports that accounts were
received over land from Valparaiso, that
The Spanish expedition some time expect
ed, on making their appearance, we're de
coyed into the port by keeping the roy al
tiag flying on the notifications in posses
sion oi HE Patriots; ilIey consisted OF one
% gun ship, two sloops of war aud seven
| Transports, with a number ofiroops, all of
whom Tell an easy prey 90 the Patriots.
II was understood at Rio, that the whole
country surrounding Monte Video, was
| IN possession of General Arigas. IIei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

tisens while in that city: and this danger we
believed would be avoided by baving the pro
4 lection of the governor, which we supposed
| could aud would be attained by introductor,
| letters from respectable sources. | think II
was some time i'm November, that Mr.. Dosnel
sou proceeded ON his mission from Nashville
| in company with Mr.. Gordon, who We eni-
plovcd TO 20 with him.
The purchases were made, consisting of q
nHmber OF unimproved tots in Pensacola 6U
| acres of ground adjoining the town on the
| lower side. aud about 20O5 acres on the bay. z
or miles out. The leeds | have seen, and
are now at Nashville, written in the Spamis h
language, made To Mr.. Dcnnelsun, and BY
him since conveyed 10 the eight gentieaen
Interested originally. Mr.. ID. stated TO me
That his first purchase was refused To he acqui-
esced in by The governor OF Pensacola alleging
| that American citizens should not buy land
| there his objection, however, was withdrawn
Afterwards, and Mr.. Dornelsou was permitted
| 10 go on ANA complete has purchase
| aver, that gen. jackson as rat. nor ever was
! in auy manner c0acerned with This company !;
nor was Il cnicred into from amy conversation,
| h,M or op'Riop ever given 10y gen. jackson, but
| done c'siirely from the circumstances FIRST
| stated la this afidayit, the belief that the
| country would ere long belong 10 ihis govern.
nent ; ANA imat ii so, tAe speculation would
! prove beneficial one.
The eight gentlemen concerned, are as
| follows:
James Jackson, sen. James Jackson, inn.
John Ii. Eaton, John Z. MLamorc, john
| VI Gray, FhIiadeipiiid, John Jackson, Philadsl-
phia, Thomas Childress john Donnelson.
The above gentlemen bearing the same name,
are In no wise connected or related TO general
Jackson. The general, in fact, has no rela-
tons all his family having persisted during
the revolutionary War in this country, as 4
nave ever understood. Mr.. DomelsDn is
nephew 10 Mrs. jackson, The wife OF general
jackson.
tlaesiion. Did you have any conversation
WITH general jackson before or after getting
ms orders to 90 To the Seminole var,
<ins,cer. After getting his orders, did not.
shortly after our association was formed,
saw general Jack sou, and named TO him what
had been done and his remark was, tsat he
had no doubt hut that our PROJECT would turn
ont advaniagcOuSly, or words to. this effect;
but gen. Jackson supinou rested Ou no better
foundation than our Own, a belief prevailing
| Through the country at thar time. that the
country WAS about 10 be ceded Many pur.
chases we're made IN Pensacola last fall
have understood founded, no doubt, OH this
general public impression.
sworn TO.
JNO. b. EATON.
tE1 Here follow letter fI0m Gen. Canes To the
Secretary Of War, dated u. q. rerhsudina Dec. ~
1918 letter from Gen. Games TO Gov. Coppiiger,
dated H. q. Amelia Island, Dec. rs, 1873 letter
from MAI. Tanning to Gen. Gaines, dated Fort ST.
Marks, Nov. p, ISIS an extract letter from Gen
Jackson TO the Secretary Of war, dated Nashville Nov
IS 1918 aud letter from Col. wm King to General
seveTally published in the Enquirer the 2Cth rebru-
a! iast,l
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I- II is said tina, the President means
10 make IA Southern Tour this sumner. A
Charleston paper lnlimaics thai they are
preparing the Notifications tor their in
specti0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

~ We presume The Virginia Legislature will adjourn
aDont the end Of next weekIhe Re,SiO. vi The laws
tiTe'y So, before the close the session i0st of Tie
tune "i Tue Senate 10 devoted 90 this obec-auJ the
journals olfhe H. OF d. scarcely pteest any otusF I-
suDJectsTh amendments made 20 the etis-
co pms wiz appear in the SkCfckeS wbcn Ne arc Wv
hg OF the law We shall continue these Sketches ana
oni extracts from the Journals, ~ our next.
.'sss.........-....
~ No mail last night north Of Ike Roicl;se,
Green.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

Office BY virtue Of a deed Of tTust rXeruts-I -,
us by Jesse iailey aud Ellington Iailey brar,ns
hate IAN January, 1879, and duly recorded IA the
cieTks once OF Halifax county-We shall proceed to
SCI! the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 27tii
INST one certain tract on parcel Of LAND containing
Wy esuuatiOh 11 acres, iJug IN the county of HaifaN
siN OF tlght piles west OF tie oOurthOusP Tie aore
sSin iand sAod to satisfy debts due John ood sen
d lhele!n mentioned. Sale the premises f., cash
CHARLES BRUCE, 49,.
EDMUND BANKS i"s'ee''
March .. oe w7r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

The resolution from the House of Del
ega'es respecting the establishment OF a
branch OF the Virginia Bank al Danyii(e
has been rejected By the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

NoIlCE.-i do HEREBY caution All persons from
trading Tor note eXscuted by ne on The OH jan
ast 10 Fleming Wood. for SIXTY nine dollars due tbe
zo!h 81 december next. as | determined under
eNSilng circumstances, not topay it nuti competed
New Cation March !. a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

member of the Senate of pvnnsyIvaaia
has offered resolution of t..a5..ss 90 Iaior
General jackson for his condutt in the semi.
mole war. Should they he SO infatuate q.
TO pass a Resolution of thanks TO (;er,r-a.
Jackson for his conduct IN the Sem,nnig
war, they have but TO take another sIeD-
reSotoe that the power of max ~ ,rar onsI,t 10
De tfahferfed from Congress 10 u miiitaIy
commander acting according to his own rI,s.
cretion, aud contrary TO The orders u tl,e Exc
cutve.
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THOMAS K. HARRISON.

Dover, Go0chlaud county March g. % .f2uC
" Tbe EtHorS ofthc LERehbDyg Press Hitk Tic0sc
insert me abore oHce a peek until Ior6fd ard fgr
toard MIR 0ccouDf TO n r. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

A lctierfrom Norfolk Of the LIST instant
says The commissioners have report
ga IN favor OF Gospor toppoSite This
TOWN. and Days Point, On James River. as
suitable places for Tie NGUai Depot and
arsenal TO he erected on the waters Of
lie Chesapeake"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

A'HlHIf DOLLARS REWARD....I wiz ztsg f11
a a'"'e fe"aTd to any psrsou Who VIII deliver to M,
my negro woman liD0 who left ms faTuou tnr lgii m
January last OF FtteeH DaikarS If abe Is i0d ed y.
any jail SO thai pet her aeain.-Lidy is large iSry
"ohaR oidark complexion aud fathet emaTkabie ~
simplicity OF manner When spuken to; she is saont
twenty years old, and had when she lett home a
green flannel hah spTiEged with black KS she ,as
seen passing ~ ihe river Va Lynchbtrg boat havs
no doubt she Las returned 10 Ross Iron Wofss tnsaf
Lyhcbburgl nom which place bought hes at 4 safe
eshd"cied by Thomas &. Bonldin IN 1917
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-04

70 We are authorized 10 state that Mr..
Johh Al: Upsiiaw Is candidate for lie
oenaIe IN me district composed of The
counties OF Hanover, Caroline, Essex,
Nins William aud King and Queen.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23
my ntsnti-r I'D spoken Of the one at the s.
! ~. bend eh 03ning respect, and

my ntsnti'n I'D spoken Of the one at the s..
". Bend with aoting respect, and
I" Nothing extenuate,
Nor e. down a1ight in malice.'
lta q view 4tated the bridge to be over
5Yo feet N length. 4 Ind regretted that il was but
20 ieet vide stated also the distance from
cortland to haliowell over the Lisbon bridge al
Litte River village, would be about 60 miles
whefe 1t IS proposed TO- locate the newly contem-
piated ROAD. a Writer IN your paper of the Cd
INST. over tile signature of 8 a Farmer" thinks
my ideas wider than CO nmon country-folks, y
aud undertakes TO Invalidate my statement by
round assertions without any regard to facts.
wish you. therefore, to give the following result
fan actual survey. aud then let s. A Farmer
sup with what aPpetate he please =
Since the publication above alluded to have
obtained an accurate admeasure,nent of the
bridge, and find il DO be exactly 90 feet wide
within the framed work by which it > supported,
and no aaOre-the assertion of" A Farmer that
II was % feet wide and that two teams with
loads each IL feet vide could pass each other
comfortably on the bridge, to the contrary not
withstanding. Blythe way, should think the
IDEAS OF A Farmer was much plarrower than
" oar common country folks'' to secure the pas
sage Of two bodies upon the bridge which are
two feet wider than the bridge itself! However,
since he has voluntarily placed himself upon the
horns Of a dilemma it is not my business to he'll
him off. As il regards the length ofthe bridge !
have only to aGduce the assertion of'' A Farmer
in confirmation Of my first statement, that $ it is
upwards cf 800 feet''
" 4 Farmer does not presume TO cali in ques
ZION the correctness of my assertion with regar,
to the distance from Portland to Hallowe4
through Little River Village, but says " the dis
tance by the Bend Bridge is by computation only
AZ miles, Now whether COMPETITION had no
more influence in originating this assertion thar
8 coa,ptaafton,'' Jet the following facts deter
mine '-Siace the I'd inst. the road has been &C
curately chained from the place where the two
roads intersect in Gardiner miles this side OF
Halloweli, and find the distance over Oak Noun
tdGn to the Bend within few r. DIS of 90 miles
which, added to the distance from Gardiner tc
lfallowell, makes nearly 28 miles. From the
Bend Bridge to Portland the distance has not
been accurately ascertained, bnt it is generally
considered to be not less than 25 miles. Hence
infer that "a Farmer'' is deceived, or that be
meant TO deceive others. will not descend to
the pitiable expedent of s A Farmer'' in order
to disCredit the Bend Bridge, and say that G the
public will never be made to pass'' it 6 merely
to crafty one, two or three individuals who re.
side" near it, it will no doubt be great pub.
lie convenience as well as The one a; the Village
but have deeDed it duty to make this state.
ment of facts, and lea We the public to judge for
themselves. TRUTH.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23
= AS :,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

cnTdnces and cteGrG7ecc$ M TIE Cast0ss- House.
ARRIVALS.
Feb 10, ar. brig Statra, Davis from Havana.
tor Boston, with molasses-brig George, ,Marwick,
10 days from Havana, with moasses.-Leh there.
besides those mentioned in our last, schr. Me-
chanic, Purington, for Portland, in Is days; shr
Hero, Coale, for Boston, in days; brig Palyfox.
Maxwell, of Bath, discharging. Spoke. Feb. !.
lat. SO, IL, N. long. ~, 80, w. brig Maria and
Louisa, Of Halifax, As days from Kingston. Jam
and supplied her with provisions.
FEB. 18th, ar. schr. Amerson, Purington, from
Bath, with coal-brig Ariadne, Haskell, from
St. John, with plaster-l9 schr. Seven Friends
Ross, from do with do.--sloop President, York
from do. for Newyork, with Rum and plaster
goth, schr. Lark, Haskell, from Boston, il ballast
2lst, sloop favorite, Knight, from St. John, fol
Boston, with rum and molassss.
CLEARANCEs.
Forsagn-Feb II, schr. Enterprize, Gordon,
Tor Havana-i8, schr. Active, Waite, for w. In.
dies--2O, schr. Three Sisters, Merryman, for St.
1ohn-brig Milo, Merrill, for Halifax.
CoaStacise--Feb. Is, Sloop Caleb Strong. Prince
Tor Alexandria II, sch.Susan, Robinson, for Bos-
ton~-l8, schr. Aretus, Prince for New-York, and
Alexandria-2Oth, brig Albert, Alden, for New
Orleans-schr. Regulator, Drinkwater, for Alex
andria slooP Messenger, Porter, for Boston-22
sloop Stork, Haskell for Boston.
brig Samaritan, Capt Elphalet Greely, Of thi.
port, was boarded 22d Dec. on his passage to
Matanzas by a Patriot privateer, and robbed of
his adventure, spare sails and rigging.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23
FOR SALE

A FARNin the town of GoFham, coatain iug
N seyenty-6ve acres OF Land. with hand-ome
buildings IN good repair, with large Orchard and
Garden. in which arc great variety fruit trees
Also, one oiher FARM adjoining the same,
containing fifty acres, with suitable buildings
thereon.
also, one other FARM, containing ninety
acreaof pasturins, moving aud wood land, With
Barn 90 The same.
Also, four House Lois, in the town d Por
land. situated on Fore-stFect near ELEZER HIG-
GINs'-two Of which have dais 10 front.
J-TTerms ofpayment Will be one, two and
three years for four fiiihs, and one fith Cash, %
delivery Of deed.---itIe good Tor further psrtic-
lIars enquire 81 On ARLts BUTFs, ot GorhAm, or
BARaErr PorFER, Esq. Of Portland.
Feb Isl. IT.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23
DIED.

DIED,
in Windham, on The 14th inst syinslow, son
Of Mr. John Gallison, Jr. sged years & 10 mo.
In Conway, on the Goth inst. Daniel |. Odell,
OF Portland, aged 38.-After a lingering sickness,
which he bore with Christian fortitude, he has
iefta wife and one child, with many relations to
mourn his loss.
In Saccarappa on the 18th inst. Mr. Nehemiah
Ingalls,, aged SO.
Cross aged n years.-For nearly fifty years a
Professor Of the Christian religion, he adorned bis
profession by life uniformly regulated by the
rules and precepts of the gospel. The funeral
services were performed at the Rev. Mr. Rand's
meeting house in very solemn and impressive
manner. numerous and crowded auditory G.
vinced the respect and esteem which was enter
tanned for the deceased bythose to whom he was
known.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23

.New Stand. The last ArgF, ia noticing the
extract ofa letter from gentleman IN Boston, On
the subject of separation, Published in the Ca
zette of the 9th inst. complains of s The tone and
temper IN which it is written, and after devotng
the best part of a column Ia coutemniug what
the editor calls . the low scurrility Of low and
vulgar minds, says Z" the friends of separation
will not be easily induced if It were in their
power, to enlist in their favor the base and vim
iictve passion :" and adds, that = they viii
proceed IN a rf cd manly course and en-
deavor to en- e community by fair argu-
ment on the Ilrs 81 the case.ss With respect
to the letter I'D think the iCrifer was not
50 much TO the account he gave ofthe
proceeding leeting in Boston, provided
it were a correcs ,~ccount, and this the Argus
does not deny, as the body whose proceedings ne
uarrates--or in other words, the info ,nasr Of a
netarious transaction cannot be SO cupable as
the perpetrator himself hether the ill success
they met with at the last trial has induced them
TO abandon the use of " low scurrility,'' Is a
latter of but little consequence, since they now
angage to take nea0 stand, and = express their
opinions with candor aud lberality y"--For our
'elves, we have too long witnessed the differ
4nce between mems professions aud practices to
expect much, yet we trust we shall not be whit
behind them in magnanimity, truth or candor-
always reserving to ourselves the privilege Of
pointing out the secret springs that prompt our
opponents to action.
+" was not born to fatter or betray.
- What open arms can do
Behold me prompt to act, but ne'er to fraud
Will descend ------
-----'' Q KING, believe me,
Rather, much esther wCul1 fall by virtue
: Than rise by guilt to certain victory"
1t an adjourned meeting of the friends of separa-
tion on the t0 b inst held in Boston, after ap-
pointing standing committee Of two for each
county in Maine, it was
Voted, That in case the bill ia Congress relating
coassirg privileges should pass into law,* il
nall be the dnty of the Committee last appointed
nmedi ately to take such measures as they shall
judge most eficacious for bringing before the peo-
ME of Maine, be separation of the district from
massachusetts,, and for erecting it iuto indepen-
dent State.
Ne understand Hss biKhas passed the Senate Of
the u. 5.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23
Soldiers of the Revolution.
MAINE DISTRICT,

THE subscriber has recei we'd pension Gel
ificates for the following Revolutionary So
Tiers, in addition to those contained in hi
notice of the 9Th INST viz =
Isaac Allen, .Minot
Joab Black, N'orthycrmouft
Elisha Bsbee Summer
Mories Bumpus, Hebron
Israel Bailey, .Min0t
George Berry, Greene
Daniel Barker, -
Squier CasweIl, .Minot
Stephen Curtis, Norway
Joshua CrooKer, gIiaot
David Dennison, FreepOYt
John Downing, .Htnot
Samuel Downing, do.
joshua Davis, Btsckfeld
Ebenezer Eames, Bethel
Daniel Greenleaf, Runsford
Samuel Godding, Norway
Ebenezer II. Goss, Paris
Jacob Hazen, Bridgeton
Elijah Hackett, .Minot
lonn holt, Bethel
Joseph Hutchins, .Mi1ot
Samuel Jenkins, Buckfeld
James Johnson, Poland
Humphrey Jordan, PejepScOf
Joseph Kimball, WGteUord
Trueworthy Kilgore, Brumswitk
Daniel Kinsley, MiJsot
Ichabod King, do.
Thomas Libby, Scarborough
Noah Litchfeld, Lewiston
Caleb Lombard, Turner
Zebulon Libby, Scarborough
John Matthews, Summer
Nehemiah Packard, MGnot
Daniel Packard, Buckfeld
John Row, Hebron
Lemuel Rice, Scarborough
John Stockbridge, E. .4ndOuer
James Small, Scarborough
Lewis Shepard, Portland
Isaac Sturtevant, Sumner
Seth Sturtevant, do.
Richard Stubbs, .NorthyuTn10utt
Joshua SWEET, GOrha1
Bani league, BGekfeId
James Webb, Westbrook.
Those persons above named, whose appll-
ations were prepared by Mr.. STEPHEN EME-
Y, will receive their certificates by calling on
i'm al The Office formerly occupied by the
loscriber in Paris all others will receive
lem at the District Clerks Office in Portland,
ilber by calling in person, or by order.
The applications of John Thompson and Sam
el Brigham are returned for further proof.
The applications Of the following ten person.
ave been rejected by the War Department fol
sasons stated against the name ofeach applicant
ossph Pssd tS Joh".sn' on S The CONT eon'neffS s
Jere niah Bracket { establishment, under on
James Rand, )persod Of enlistment.
David Paloifer' nl' Not on the continental es
jossph joseph Lssvstt,, Lea '''li''"'s"'-
psetah render.on ,. Not S on a1 ss tl,as n9n 5.,, H.
John Knight, co,~.cJ
Ihas applicant as notet
Edmund Cleaves, on The Rolls, . died Oct
8, i777."
The applications of two other soldiers, VIII
re marked as g deserters'' on the rolls, are ais
elected.
The cases Of all others, whose names al,
OF included in either OF the Isis in this or th,
primer notice, have not yet been examined a
1e War Department. Whenever there shal
ave been any further decisions, they shall b
lade known. A. X PARRlS,
United States DastYset Jstdgt
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23
10000 j

A6NUG FUNIUNE TOR ONLY a so
A FEW more Tickets ia The UNION CANAL
IA LOTTERY, for sale at
VIM. HYDE'S Bookstore.
NO. 8, nUSSEY'S ROW.
at this store have been sold nearly all the rich
Prlzes that have ever been sold in the District Of
Maine-such as $40, ,OO0-15 OO0-fO OoO--f coo
500, besides many smaiec prizes Those who
wish for $4,000, or 10 900. or 5000, or 4 600.
viii please call soon at Hyde's--as all the aoove
prizes, and many of 600, 500, 200 and 100 are to
De drawn in the above Lottery, and Tickets are
,elling off rapidly. C57Prizes rfse this morning
Monday to Wholes ST 50---Halves S. 81 t-2-
Quarters So o0- Eights 81 12 t-2-Drawing
commences this afternoon. Rise again soon.
Feb %
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23
BRANDY, GIN, sc.

= Pipes Cognac, Marseilles, and Barcelona
= BRANDY
3 do. Hollands GIN
hid American do.
10 chests Young Hyson, Hyson rEy Ls a -
Skin and Souchons - -"
90 kegs Zig TOBACCO
bags Calcutta white SUGAR
10 boxes Philadelphia STARCH
or. casks Sicily Nadaria WINE
! bbl half bbIs. Rose CORDIAL
10 3 a. Ssif fass' do4 Lisbon WINE.
or casks Malaga do.
% sss. sss. and Ground Ginger.
g sa,'oses Il ) ss.S. g sys' 7'y . and GLASs.
Boxes and half boxes Bakers No. I Chocolate
FOR SALE .4T
JEREMl 4 II GORE, JUN'Rs.
Commission Store, No. 10, Long IVharf
Feb.9 TT
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23

,hs late caucus OF the friends oil separa-
4 II The l2ih inst. me party being few in
x,<ber. one gentleman moved an s9journment
'r,r,r.day lhe 18th ms q. 6 O'clock, p. III.
y HIM Mr.. Moody remarked, that as the
..s,os. 5 pirates were 70 be erocmee oattni
i sss somenhsi doubtful whether tieg
! al H. a5ie % dansd Mr. Re5dngton
and sail he wished the adjournment
q. u ia that tiioe, as be hoped a ni.y tfJ
<'ssm (neaning The friends Of separation,
III not be crecwed On that day
Repett0r4.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23

8. r,owr:nshield is nominated in the Essex
|'7'. - ! ar Governor Of Massachusetts by
go, Mr.. Jones do for Governor Of Pennsyl-
~ - Portsmouth Oracle.
Il. ,..bsedly Mr. Jones would be as good a
Mr.. c. They have both run fhe
]. career, and are now both up for freight or
y jones has just been released from the Of
]. i President Of the Bank and the supreme
g the United States has Just discharged
Ues-.,rn;osh;eld ~ from his Office of overseer of
:rss,h s' University his literary laboags and
~ are new al an end, and he will be like
i 81. aat Of water. - Salem Gag.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-23
1 k<alREErs.

sa'aIEYs,
kus k communication on the subject Of
s across the Anaroscoggin, be-
Shs oi Durham and Lisbon, if was