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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
For Freight,

Sea- Tie schoon@r ELIZA ANN, Capt.
ss3.ssS Jordon, carries loco bbls. and will
he ready for a cargo in three days Apply
10 VIM. FOWLE &. Co.
Tho haze for sale said sChr's cargo Of
450 casks fhomaston lime
10000 feet hard wood joist
iune Oh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
For Liverpool,

Ind back 10 tklS port,
Tx The ship WlLHELMiNA, f. Dy-
HsaH er. master, will sail i'll all the present
SssS. can take some passengers out, aud any
cssons wanting passages for their friends to
rome 10 this country, have an opportunity of
,sig ing then on moderate terms.
agDly 10 WM. FOWl.E & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23

Liverpool Coarse Salt Afloat.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED bushels
n coarse salt,o board the ship Commerce,
captain Rose, from Liverpool, at Central
Wharf.
Also, 500 bushels English potatoes,
For sale by WM. FOWLE & co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
William w. Corcoran 8 Go.
.auctioneers and Commission
Merchants.

A RE prepared to execute any business
IN which may be entrusted TO them, at
their Rooms, on Bridge street, opposite the
Union Bank.
Georgetown, june IA IT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
For Sale or Freight,

eR The brig COLUMBIA, s. Loring
AEa master. carries about Coco bis. is an,
- Sol vessel, aud can be + ady TO take
49, 49,, IN board immediately.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
For Amsterdam,

III The superior coppered ship MI
ss4SSNERVA. Samuel Esmes, master will
-. sI ssrly in July, the principal part of her
ss,gobsing ready TO go on board: one hum
,,s5 bogsheads of tobacco or snail articles
sill BE- taken on freight
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For Boston,

ri The regular trading brig HERO,
sssssS ether Hall, master, TO sail on Sun
~ s- asyt Mill take 500 barrels on fEeight,
a.e ' hicb or passage apply to the master on
sosrdertO, W. FowIFSco
Wlo haze received By sad pesse!s,
20 tons plaster paris
iio casks nails assorted sizes
"a bolts of heavy Ravens or half duck
S hOgsheads ". L. rum
90 barrels
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-23
For Charleston.

>s5N THE fine swift sailing schooner A
CO. define, having g 3ds of her cargo
engaged, Will sail IN a few days, for freigh
Of 800 bis. or passage, apply to,
June 90 Il. H. ROWLAND.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
House Of Representatives..
THURSDAY, MARCH 16

After passing on sundry bills of private ma
ture, the House took up the further consider,
alton of the
CIYTL APPROPRIATION Bill,
on which an animated debate arose. In COM
ing to the clause, which proposes an aprro-
priation of 100, 1000 for completing the Road
from Washington, penn to Wheeling,
motion was made 10 strike out this sum but
finally neealived; when the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
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nere was loud knocking al the gale, and
demand Of admiitance from some persons out
side. The Marshal went 10 the gate, and
asked, Who knocks and was. answered,
The Herald King at Arms. attend with
warrant to proclaim King George the Fourth
Open your gates The City Marshal answer
ed, | st.al! inform the Lord Mayor, that you
are in waiting at the gate. The Marshal
then rode back to the Lord Mayor, and having
informed him ,hatthe Herald King at Arms
was in. waiting for admission, TO proclaim
George the Fourth, King of England, was di-
rec,ed by his Lordship 10 give The admission
required, which was to be LIMITED to the Her
aid King at Arms. The Marshal upon going
to the gates, said to the officers. Open one
side OF the gate, and admit the Herald King
at Arms, and him alone The Herald then
rode in, supported by his guards, and was &C.
companied by tbe City Marshal to the Lord
Mayor. The Herald King a, Arms presented
the warrant. The Lord Mayor Immediately
said, admit the whole procession into our
city Of London. -.
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BY TIL MAILS.
WASHINGTON CITY, MARCH II
Copy Of a letter. from gentleman m Savannad
to his friend IN thss CITY daied

Copy Of q letter from gentleman IN Sdvdandt
to his friend in ttis city, da'ed
SAVANNAH, MARCH D.
The amount Of loss, which relief has beef
applied for. is about three millions OF dollars
the amount Of contributions received, abou
forty five thousand dollars /; say about on'
dollar for every seventy lost.
The plan OF distribution will not be pro-
por,ioned to the actual losses, but to the oefnu
1ants Of our distressed people. Widows viii
families will receive the highest grade OF con
tributions old men, with large families, wild
ows, aid orphan children. will constitute thu
second grade, and so on, in proportion to the1'
Getpos d,strcsses Th. free people Of color re
ceived an advance OF thirty To FLY dollass'
proport,oned to their ability to support them
selves by their labor. 1t 50 happened, how
ever, that but few OF that description OF PEG
pie resided within the destroyed lin.iis ; Il
was generally occupied bv merchant, me
cbanics apolhecar es, chop and boarding houst
keepers Those who have suffcency o.
property left to secure them agains, want, and
young men withou, families, will be excluded
from participation in the contributions.
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Signed,
FOR the PORTLAND GAZETTE.

g. A man is kaozvn by The company he keeps"
Sia-!t is with some degree Of pleasing sat.
isfciiop. thai observed the nomination Of the
Hon VIZ. KING for the first Governor Of
Maine II appears 10 be the general impress
sion, that this gentleman has the power, II he
pursues a wise, judcious and liberal policy, Of
contributing mue h to the happiness, the honor
and the rising glory of the new State, and Of
establishing precedent, which will perpet
uaie harmony, friendship and tranquility a..
mong the citizens, and reflect lasting honors
on his name. Ii he maintains the determine
ion which he has publicly avowed /" of being
governor Of 10 party" then we may ausur
happy times but II his mentor, who constant
ly attended him during the convention in this
town, and who. like an evil genius, has en-
deavou'eG to heap on him all the odium, tur
pitude. and, infamy Of the fine ninth report OF
the Brunswick conven'ic>, is TO attend him,
as high priest and prime minister IT the
demagogcal dignity Of this prowliag impostef
is 10 awe the chief magistrate, and il his base
arti6ce, to which be has recourse TO gain pre-.
fermsni and emolument. is to seduce him
from The straight path Of duty, honor and in
tegri;y If, To speak plain, John Holmes is
TO govern the State instead of VIM. King, then
our fondes, hopes oftranquiIi'y and happiness
will be blasted, and cur sincere and honest
pride humbled in the dust. There is no
doubt. hot Ibis wandering luminary intends to
make use Of the should. sf the Chief Nagis-
trate OF Maine, To elevate bimsslfto senatorial
digniiy-f7om thence bis intention is, 10 fly
off in tangent 10 some foreign country load
ed with executive confidence, and diploma
tic honors. We sincerely hope however,
that The 6rst governor Of Maine will avoid
evil counsel and that he will steadily keep in
view the dignity ofhis Office, the best interest
Of the people, and the honor and reputation
Of the State. LINCOLN.
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be framed, and in whom can we place a
higher degree of'confdence than in the friend
who has for fifteen years been our warmest
advocate A word to the soldier is sufficient.
Then take up your line of march al quick
time on the first Monday of April, and give in
your votes for Col. .9,herion.
Respectfully yours. &c.
Signed, THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, Col.
~, fEBENEZER WILLIAMS, Col.
- JONA. DOW, Col.
EZRA THIsTELL, Maj.
PHILLIP MORRILL,, Maj.
JAMES FIELD, Capt.
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and we still remain "a in our integrity LET II
not therefore be said, that We are changing our
ground, or sacrificing our opinions, no-but We
believe that this is no time for the exercise Of
warm political feelings.-Through all the pre-
liminary steps which have attended our separa-
ton. we have been governed by no selfish or in-
terested motives, we had nothing to gain nor lose
by the measure, and should the government, soon
to be erected, be well administered, we care but
little by whom, for we expect no favour. and we
fear no frown from the brow Of power; but ifisi
not we'll administered, we shall feahessIy raise
our voice against its NAL administration, ana hsv-
err cease untifits abuses are reformed. The eyes
Of all the states of the great federal compact are
directed to Us on forming new government
let those who are about to perform the chief char
acters in this political drama, that they act
well their parts - let them be governed by no
temporary views, by no motives unworthy men,
who are directing the destinies Of free, power
ful and enlightened people.-But we have wan
dered ~ far from the subject which suggested
our remarks.
ELECTORS OF MAISE-before our paper is again
issued from the press, you viii have Determined
beyond the power Of recall, the men who shall
govern your State in period more interesting and
important than Wi ever again occur ; your civil
institutions are ~ established. your laws are
to be altered from those under which you have
formerly lived, and adapted to the exigency Of
your new constitutional judicial system 10 to be
framed which is to preside over your fortunes and
your lives; laws TO provide revenue and sys-
TEN oftaxation are T. be made, and variety Of
delicate points to be adjusted, which require nice
discrimination and a sound judgment, as well a.
some acquaintance with the forms and principles.
of legislation.
Electors Of Maine--vou have your candidates
before you, select from them such men as Will do
honour to your county and promote the best in.
terests Of your State and let every voter, what
ever may be his political sentiments, 60 on Nom
day next to the polls, and vote for such men ~
his honest judgment shall suggest to him most
qualified to sustain the responsibility Of Office
We feel pledged by none of the nominations
which have been made, and therefore are at full
liberty TO select from the whole number, those
men whom we most approve, and this we readily
do, and publish their names with hope th4t they
may receive general support.
FOR GOVERNOR.
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CIYTL APPROPRIATION Bill,
rspAyy4aseH IT.


Very little business was transacted this day
other than that Of discussing the Civil .9rpro.
priation Bill
In the progress Of the bill. a motion was
made TO strike out Of the appropriation for the
expenses Of The commission under the 9th ar
'icle OF the Treaty Of Cheat. SO much as pro-
vides compensation for an Agent under that
Treaty and. after short debate, the motion
was agreed 10 without division.
The appropriation Of 800 600 for making
The great Cumberland Road, was finally
agreed TO. Ayes 90-Nays 66.
Some objections were made to The arpro-
praiion Of 5000 dollars TO Mr.. Trumbull. tor
National Paintings but it was at length
agreed to. Ayes 7e-Noy' ~.
Adjourned.
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HANCOCK NOMINATION.

Al . meeting held al Dnaks Tavern 90
Wednesday, March 18th, Of sundvy inbabi
'snts OF the towns OF Belfast. Prospect. Swan.
vile and Brooks, PAUL HicHBoRH, Esq was
chosen Choivmnn, and Mr. + K. SMART, Sec
retary. II appeared to ibis meeting by com
munc atoms made to il that CD. Abel w.
ttheron had been unanimously recommend
ed as a candidate for the Senate by the town
Of Prospect. that circular letters had been
signed by sundry respectable Inhabitants Of
the towns Of Belfast, Brooks. Munroe, Swan
vile, &c. and another circular letter from
many officers of he Militia recommending him
in the sironges. terms to the suf'ages OF tie
independent electors Of Ibis county.
Resolved, Therefore that We have the Ut
mos, confidence in the ability, integrity and
patriotism Of
Col. ABEL w. ATHERTON,
and that we will use all fair and honorable
means 10 promote his election TO the Senate Of
the State Of Maine Tor The county Of Hancock.
Resolved, That the well known exertions OF
Col. Alherton in defence OF his country dur
inc the late late war, and his successful efforts
in vindicatiug the rights Of the Militia in the
Convention which framed Constitution. en-
titles him TO the confidence and support of his
fellow citizens & we do accordingly recon-
m end him 10 The free SURFACES Of all our brelh
ren in the county Of Hancock. who are the ad
vocates of just and equal lsws, which will moi
favour one class Of the community TO the al
mos, utter ruin Of the rest.
Resolred. Tba, the Chairman Of this meet
ing be requested TO transmit copy Of The tore
going proceedings TO the editors Of Eastern
Argus and Portland Gazette for publication,
signed by himself and secretary Of the meet
ing. PAUL HiCHBORN, Chairman.
4 Elk. SMART, Secretary.
Alta meeting Of military officers from
number of towns in the county of Hancock.
for the purpose Of nominating a suitable per-
son Tor Senator for said county, the following
Address was submitted and unanimously
adopted -
To the Militia Of Hancock County.
FELLOW CITIZENS,
The election OF suitable persons 10 repre-
sent the county Of Hancock in the senate Of
the State OF Maine is Of the first consequence
10 us as members OF the militia 10 whom j.
entrusted the defence Of our country. While
we have an eye to the other requisite qualii-
cations OF a candidate, 1t Is all important 10
support one who 's known 10 be the advocate
of the rights OF the militia. and one who is
not only willing but able 10 defend those
rights. We therefore take the liberty TO rec
onmend 10 your unanimous supper, and sui.
frages
Col. ABEL w. ATHERTON, efPrespeet.
as fully entitled, not only To our confidence,
but to our gratitude. II j. 10 him We are in
debied for securing to US in the new Constitu
tion an equality with other citizens, TO him we
are Indebted for bringing all classes into The
ranks, either to perform military duty witt
ourselves OF pay an equivalent. The Cons'i
tuition has done much, bot il still remains tina
laws for the protection Of these rights SHOULD
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
A CURIOUS FACT.

A gentleman of our acquaintance, who wit
messed the tact, says, that during The late
storm of slee, and rain, the wings aud tails OF
a number of pigeons became so loaded With
ice as TO proven. them from flying, and thai
he saw several caught in Front street, and
held before fire until they became released
from their icy iettcrs.-N. y. pa.
The Emperor Alexander, on his last birth
dav. abolished all the war taxes, imposed ~
the year 1919 It's fortunate for the .peopt
of Russia, that they have monarch, WHOSE
disposition is coesal with his means OF dong
good. -.
1t is suggested. in some letters from Wash
ington, that the Pension Law OF 1918. Is y
some danger Of beng either abridged, or IL
tally abolished. We hope setter things OF
Congress Reirenchmenl should no, begin
or even touch, the war-worn pens'oner.
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as candidates for Senators for the county Of
Cumberland. These gentlemen possess the
knowledge and experience requisite Tor tie
situation and will receive the suiirages OF
MANY.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
Hon. WILLIAM KING.
SENATOR'S,
Hon. BARRETT POTTER,
Hon LATHROP LEWIS,
JOSEPH 2. FOXCROFr, Esq.
REPRESENTATIVES FOR PORTLAND,
NICHOLAS EMERY. Esq.
SIMON GREENI.EAF, Esq.
ISAAC ADAMS, Esq.
FOR GOVERNOR.

At . caucus composed Of both political par
ties, held on Saturday Evening, at the Tc'en
House, in this town, Mr.. JOSHUA RICHARD
SON, in the Chair, and Mr.. JoHs Messy, Jun.
Secretary the following gentlemen, were nccai-
mated and approved with great unanimity as
suitable persons to represent this town in the
first Legislature of Ma inc, viz.
NICHOLAS EMERY, Esq.
SIMON GREENLEA,F Esq. and
Mr.. BENJAMIN T. CHASE.
We cordially asquesce in this nomination and
think the bes interests Of the town and state will
be promoted by its success. We hope that these
gentlemen may receive the unanimous support of
all our fellow townsmen--that on this occasion il
NAV be found, il il never has been before, or
never may be again, that Portland has selected
good men for office, aud has united in their sup
pcrt Let all party feeling. all grcuudless WEI
udice be banshcd from our minds--let us cres
make some little sacrifice Of peculiar inters.t,
and private inclination upon the altar of rghc
good And as the first Legislature viii have
more duties to perform, and more difi u'tiss 10
surmount than any succeeding one. and a. lie
highest responsibility will devolve upon its mem
hers, let rs be careful to place in II. men who
have wisdom to discern the true line OF .Moipe's
hes. interest, and the fortitude to pursue it, Such
men we believe those TO he, who are recon-
meuded toosr support by the Union Caucus, Of
Saturday evening.
Feliow- Tosvnsmea stand together. and per-
form your daies encourage not d'pi tut
adhere 10 fhe nomination selich yonr committee
haze made, and yourselves Sc unanimously a.
dopfsd.
The men who shall compose our Legislature,
will he sent there. to make laws for the good Of
the whole body polite they cannot iegislate for
any particular District, or any particular inter-
a.t; II is impossible for them to do it, however
strong NAV be their desire d ardent their zeal.
The laws which may be adopted are necessarily
general in their very nature, and must therefore
he general in their application. II is very unim'
nortant tn n, who make these laws, so that they
he made we'll. -
After we had prepared tho above, we vecev-
ed a communication from Mr.. CHASE declining
he honor intended him. Since which we have
conver.ed with many Of our fellow townsmen-
all Of whom unite with US in the opinion that the
reputation for integrity and intelligence which
ISAAC ADAMS, ESQ.
acquired by serviassthsm tor many years in the
legislature Of Masssrhusesss. prc-eminent'y
,usliGes him fer scat in the House Of RepTesen-
atves for Maine--snd from the favorable op'n-
ions wn have heard expressed, no doubt can re-
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PROCEEDINGS In CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

THURSDAY, MARCH 10.
BANKRUPT BILL.

Agreatly 70 he order OF the day, the Sen
ale took up The confederation OF this Bill, an
were proceeding in its discussion, when ih'
Speakers gave way, for the following motion
Of Mr.. Euton.
For The purpose, (said Mr.. Eaton o.
" testing he sense OF the Senate on Tie prIn
/" cipIe Ct the bill, and TO see whether il wa,
worth while To 60 into the investigation OF
+" the details, he moved, that the Ball be M
- definitely postponed"
After some bliei remarks by one or two OF
the members, the quesiisn was taken on Mr..
Eaion's motion, and nsgotiped by majority
Of II votes.
Mr.. Ons, and Mr.. .MeAa, are among the
most active and eloquent ir'euds OF the Bill.
FRIDAY, MARCH II.
rive have not room TO day says the In
teli,gencer) for our report OF yesterdays pro
ceedlngs Of the Senate THE Bankrupt Ba
was under consideration nearly tho whoe o
the sitting, and much progress was wade il
maturing its details. Jus, before the adjourn
ment, Mr.. Ons laid on he table proposition
q closing the present session OF Congress Oh
he lob Of April
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acquired by serviagsthsm Tor many years in the
legislature Of Sasssrhusesss. prc-eminent'y
,us,ifes him fer a scat in the House Of RepTesen-
,atives for Maine--and from the favorable op'n-
ions wn have heard expressed, no doubt can re-
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MAINE NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. WILLIAM KING.

CANDIDATES FOR. SENATOR'S,
IN CUMBERLAND,
Hon. BARRETT POTTER,
Hon. LOTHROP LEWIS,
Hon. ARCHELAUS. LEWIS,
Gen. EDWARD RUSSELL,
JOSIAH w. MITCHELL, Esq.
NATHANIEL HOWE, Esq.
JOSEPH E. FOXCRAFT, ESQ.
THEODORE MUSSEY, Esq.
Hon. JONATHAN PAGE,
Col. RICHARD T. DUNLAP.
LINCOLN COUNTY,
Hon. SAMUEL DAVIS,
Col. ISAAC G. REED,
BENJAMIN CUSHING, ESQ.
Col. ERASTUS FOOTE,
NATHANIEL. GREENE, Esq.
DANIEL ROSE, ESQ.
EDWARD KILLERAN, Esq.
IN HANCOCK.
Col. ABEL w. ATHERTON,
ANDREW WlTHAM, ESQ.
Gen. GEORGE ULMER,
LEONARD JARVIS, Esq.
IN WASHINGTON,
ICHABOD R. CHADBOURNE.
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Gorham, MsssSs 9Th.
LINCOLN SENATORS.

Mr.. SHIRLEY-Tbe citizens OF Lincoln
county having been presented with several
lists of candidates to be supported as Senators,
on the first Monday of April next, none of
which appear to have received very genera!
appreciation. il is deemed advisable 10 offer to
their consideration two gentlemen, who al
though their names have not been publicly
announced before. have been mentioned az
well deserving thu confidence and support OF
their fellow citizens. These gentlemen, TO-
eether with the one heretofore nominated in
the eastern part of the county, il is to be hop.
ed will constitute ticket, calculated TO unite
the conflicting interests Of Lincoln district,
and Is such one as will do credit TO the Sea.
ale Of the new State.
The gentlemen 10 whom we allude are the
Hon. SAMUEL DAVIS, Of Bath,
Col. ISAAC G. REED, Of Waldoboro'
BENZ. CUSHING, Esq. Camden.
To this ticket We add with much pleasure the
nomination of the Hon. WILLIAM KING,
for Governor, and ,eShibi, it as deserving the
support of republicans, frderalisls and the
friends OF the independence OF Maine. This
is literally an Union ticket. demanded by The
splfiI OF Inc times, oc'u8 &V"Po1eu VI "~"
who have heretofore been politically arfsyed
against each other, but who can now magnan'
imously sacrifice their party views and ieel-
ings for the best interests Of the whole people.
They are men of great responsibility, tai
ents, and legislative and political information,
and experience. and as such they invite the
considerat ION and are offered TO e ~~support
of the candid, intelligent and liberast'tizens
Of the county OF L'NCoLN.
Mr.. sHuuLEy.-We are astonished to see 10
the LAST Augustine original nomination at A.
ma for Lincoln Senators, east OF he keoeber,
called another nominaiion, the impression on
this question was that the second meeting was
called for the purpose Of agreeing on some
other Candidate in place Of Mr. Wnga'e re-
signed, and for that only. We did rot then
and do not now intend any alteration 10 the
ticket excepting that Of changing the name OF
Col. Wingate for Major Green, and The Coun-
" of Lincoln may be assured that the eastern
section will support the Union Ticket hrst a.
greed on.
EASTERN SECTION OF LINCOLN.
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cHARlE.roN, MARCH 10.
Letter from The Hon. c. Psack,sey, 10 The Edi
10. ax,ted Luz sLsnni Murch 8


tor dated Washington, .Murch 8.
81 bas,eD TO inform you, that this moment
we have carried the question TO admit Missouri
and all Louisiana, to the Southwark VI SO, 80
free Of the restriction from slavery, which VIII
include Afkansaw aud the Floridas. and give
the Southern interest IN short time An al
dilion OF six, aud perhaps eight, Members In
the Senate. To the North VI 81, 80, there Is
to be, by the present law, restriction. BuI II
is at present OF no moment ; II is vast trac'
inhabited oniy by sa.ages and wild beasts, IL
which no; foot OF The Indian claim to soil l.
ex,ineuished aud in which, according to ih'
ideas prevalent here at present, no Laod Office
will be opened Tor grea, length oil time.
Al Carlisle. Pen all efisy OF Mr.. Fullerton,
Member Of Congress, has been paraded and
burn, for his vote ON the Missouri Question
A Transparency was attached to pole, WIN
the words 3" Fullerton y Siducry."