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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-19
Gen. Don francisco Dionisio Tares to The
Secretary Of State.



SIR la acknowledging the receipt of your
note OF the 2lst. instant, have the honor to
remark, in the 6rst place, that you appear to
have misconceiyed material part of my let.
Ter Of the l4th, by reproducing arguments
which have been already sufficiently refnted
by my government. You will, therefore.
exSuse me from reviving them here, in so Tar
as they relate to the question whether a
sovereign is, or is not, bound to ratify what
may have been signed by his negotiator it
being well known that various instances may
be cited of cases ia which the ratification of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-19

The Secretary Of State to General DON Fran
CISCO Dyonisio Vives.
Department OF State,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-19

The Secretary of State to General Don Fran
cisco Dionisio Vives, EnDoy Ertraordlaa-
ny and Minister PLsnipotentsary from
SDaa1.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
Nathaniel C.. AIlcn's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the heirs and cred
~ itors Of the estate of NATHANIEL G. AL.
LEN, late OF New-Gioncester, IN the county Of
Cumberland Esquire, deceased. and all Others con-
cerned-- That Edward Russell, adnini iotrstor, in-
ends 20 exhibit to noe the sabscriber, Judge OF the
Court of Probate, within aud for said county, his
first account of administration Of said estate aud
that the same will be considered at probcse Court
TO be held at the Probate Office in Portland, in
said county ON the fourth Wednesday of jane inst
ut ten o'clock in the forenoon, whep and where
hey may be present. and shew cau,e, II any they
have, Why the. same should moi be allowed. This
notice. to be published three weeks suocessvey in
the Portland Gszette.
Given under my hand at Portland this fourteenth
day Of June in the year Of our Lord e,gheen hun
dsrd aud twenty. SAM. tREEM AN.
A true copy-Atrst.
Hon ALTO SoUTHGATE, Regr.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

1.-THE Inhabitants OF Portiaud are respectfully
l. aforncd thai the subscriber will on Monday
next commence his private SCHOOL ia new and
conve enientroom 'efecied for the purpose, on Cum
oerand Street. The situation is pleasant, central,
aud retired from the hustle and tufmor of tie or
dinsry business and pleasures Of the town, and has
large and sIeen yard fer he exercise Of the pu-
pills.
The method Of instruction will be a regular
course Of English aud Ma,hetnsticai education, for
the man. OF business and lady of usefnlnes--with
the preparatory exercises fo adn'ssion into Coli ge.
The number OF scholars being limited at forty
will unqn,s,iio, ably enable the instructor TO adj
vance them in iternry pursuits, beyond what could
(in the zane term Of timej he expected from the
;. Prsc,ptors" of the public schools. For ,erms
please 10 apply to HtGH PRINCE.
Iuue II.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

7th. A large Northern sch. was ashore on the
lower edge of Craney Island and Flats. same day.
Sch. Rooksby, Bailey, of Portsmouth, 10 days
from Gonaives, arrived in Hampton Roads 9th inst.
lie was ordered to depart that port in the most
abrupt manner the night Of May %, by two
government officers. who came on board his vessel
afes he had retired, and urging the nescssity Of
prompt compliance with the order. he was
compelled tc ges under weigh immediately. and
put 10 sea. The sinse II this harsh procedure h.
understood, was having carried passenger from
ST. Martins to Gonsives (supposed to be Freech-
man) respecting whom the Government entertain
ed some suspicion.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

In Gorhsm, Mr.. Iohn Miller, aged 75-
In Paris, on the 4th inst. Mrs. Bet,ey Perry, In
the 9th year Of her age.
In Bridgton, on the 18th inst. Deacon JoRS
PEAseDy, aged SO ycars.-ln his death christian.
ity has lost distinguished advocate, having a
dorned the cause Of Christ for nearly sixty years
his weeping consort a tender partner in life, his
children an affectionats parent. The church to
which he belonged has cSnst to lament the exit
Of one Of its earliest and warmsst friends. As he
lived in the constant exercise cf the christian vir-
tues, SO he descsnded the dark valley Of the
shadow Of death undismaysd, relying on the
merits Of his Saviour He now rests from his la
beurs, and we hope and trust is enjoying the rs.
wards fthe faithful.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
BLACKS STATEMENT.


The men shipped ON board the Creola in the
Chesapeake for ninety days eruze under the
-baenos Ayrsan flag, to be discharged in Buenos
Ayres OF Baltimore. After being at sea 8 days
Capt. Paul opened his private Instructions, and
found that he had opders to proceed to Mar
garetta, and put himself under the orders Of Ad-
miral Brisrz Aher arriving at. Margaretta, the
crew became dissatisfied and requested to be
sent back to the United states Capt. Paul gave
an evasive answer. but permitted them TO go on
shore that day. spoke TO Com. Daniels who
commanded the flag ship to know what was to
be done with them.-ilis answer was, that We
were brought there to man his brig and prize
that he had taken. When he was asked, what
encouragement he would give them to enter with
him, he replied there was castle there in which
they would be confined on bread aud water, till
Drion came in, and hung up the nag staff II they
INJECTED. These people never having been used
to be % treated, and determined not to be forced
into service that they did not like, resolved to
seize on the Irresstatle, under Artigau colors,
with whom they were at war, and effect thoir
escape and having pSepes Aysesp commits
sion, they conceived Il justiied them in this pro-
cedure. Iu this agreement. nearly all the crew
pinned, except few who were drunk, or consid-
cred of no consequence among the former was
John Green he was roused out Of his hammock
and driven into the boat without hat, shoes,
jacket or arms, or knowing where he was going !;
also Chapel, who was driven nearly in the
same manner; and old Hsnry Aury was poor
simple old man that knew not what they were
about, did not understand English, and was per-
fectly innocent in the whole transaction. After
getting possession OF the Irresistible, Green re-
NAMED SO drunk for two days that he knew not
what he Vas doing, but all finally agreed to join
them. After getting TO sea, !, was my intention
to have gone to Buenos Ayres with my prize,
where expected TO have been rewarded for this
act, but on showing the men my commission as q
Lieut.. in the Buenos Ayrean navy, and thinking
they had a right under II to take Spanish or Ar
tisan property, they concluded to 60 on cruise.
They accordingly proceeded TO the West Indies
as the best cruising ground, and for supply Of
water. They met with 90 or 30 vessels Of vari.
Gus descriptions, all Of whom they treated polite
ly, except Spanish brig with money On board
which they took out, but otherwise treated har
we'll and an American vessel, the Superior Of
Baltimore, with Spanish passengers on board
the Spanish property was taken, but the Ameri.
can property strictly respected some articles,
oniens, &c. were bought from her, for which
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

f7,HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned. that she has been duly spPoioted
sud taken upon hsrfelf the truit Of Adminiaratrix
OF the eRate Of
JONATHAN ANDREWS,
lats Of Portland, in the eoun,y of Cumberland,
Tailor, deceassd, by giving bond as the law directs
-she therefore requests all persons who are in
debted to she said dscea.ed's sia,e 10 make inme-
dia,e paymsot; aud tho.e who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the came for settlement, to
CHARLOrTE ANDREWS.
Portland, June IA, 1890.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

sirfesert composed Of Al members, whose
terms expire as follows: fifteen in 1895 fiji
teen IN 1928. aud fourteen in 1921: When
hose from Maine take their seats, they will
draw lots for their class one must be placed
in the lowest class, the seats OF whose mem.
bers are vacated in March, 1921 /; the other
will then draw from the remaining numbers
and will be entitled to his sea, for four or six
wears as fortune shall daciJe. This arrange
meni is made by the constitution. which pro-
viies that one third Of the Senate shall be
chosen every second year.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.

Brig Neptuns's-Barge, Waits, Of Hallowell'
from Neuvitas, ar. at Havana previous to 3lst ult
Brig Sarah Lee, Whitney, Of Castins, cl. al
New-Orleans, for Havrs I'D ult- sch Cygnet
Kimball, Of Hallowell, ar. 24th fir Port-au. .prnce
Brig Cleaner, POte, Of this port, for Bilboa, cl'
at Baltimore 9th up, schr Ardent, Drinkwater,
for Boston, Portland and Lubec.
AT Pom, Pe,r-, May Is, Eliza for this port
loading; brigs Nlary-Jane, Du"ba,. just ar. foi
Castine, 25; Brutus, Sawyer, Of kepnebuuk. foi
Portland so; Peace, eeks, for do. disch'y strug
gle, FOES, Portsmouth,, just ar
sch. Retrieve. sHawes, of Bath, ar at n. York
18Th inst. from Halifax.
Sob. Eliza, S'ocker, OF Portsmouth,, 40 days
from New Orleans, ss. at 81. Thomns May ~.
Sch. Msry-spesr, 1! days from Ihomas'on Ter
Richmond was q, anchor under Seas al's Point,
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
On WEDNESDAY, (aist June nee

at 10 o'clock, on the premises,
That valuable HOUSE in Middle
stree., now occupied by r. Israel Mslo,n use as
a Stage House.
ALso--i0 SHARES in the Stage
Company from Portland 10 por,snaasi---
One lot of LAND near J. d. Hopkins,
Esl. IN Bridge street,
One lot Of LAND near Mrs. Stones,
below Cumorrsnd street. :;
One half-lot of LAND suitable for
ship-ysr, near Cap,. lbos. .soias a.
One half Of Store in Middle-s.l eet
now e.euped ty M. y. MItcpe.- F..
800 acres of LAND in the town VI
Greenwood, State OF Name.
Also. ..at Eieven o'clock !.
The HOUSE and LOT on the corner
Of Free and Cross str'ts, formerly owned by no-
as Webster, Esq.
Also--The HOUSE-LOT now occu-
pied by ,he subscriber at the head Of k,ng-.sree,.
JOSIAH PAINE.
or Terms liberal oad made kn0aa, at the snie.
u. GREELY, .4ucs'r.
Portland, May 29, 1890.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
0-NEW GOODS.-k0
NATHANIEL MITCHELL.

:. Middle Street, opposite Union RoaO,
TJAs just received an additional supply Of Goods
- consisting Of
Hyson youag Hysou, Hy'on Skin, Taas
end ,ouchong So'
= Coffee, Chocolate, Loaf, Lump and
3 Brown ssgars, Nolasses. Old Jaimaca Spirits,
81. Croix, w. l. and N. e. Rum,
Cognae, Freneh aud Spanish Brandy,
Holland and American Gin,
Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga Wines,
Cherry, raspberry, Peppermint, Foxberry aod
Raisins, Currents, Cloves Nutmegs, Ca.sia, ri
mento, Pepper, Mustard, Indigo, Alum.
Copperas, Dye Woods, Salt, Salt Pe,re Fish,
Flower Rice, Rye and Indian Meal, English aud
American Powder add Shot, with variety Of
o,her ARTICLES,
ALSO GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HARD W ARE,
Amoug which is a complete assortment Of
saddIery. Coach and Chaise Laces, Carpets and
Plated Mouidiog.
.7iso-SkirtiDg, Harness and Top Leather, aud
Hog skins. All of which are offered cheap for
ca or short pndoubfed Credit.
May Is, 1920. l6w.]
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
.6aM GAZETTE La
A& SHIPPING LIST. &
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
Friday, June 16--Ay. schr. Dorcas Ann, Fish
er, st. Andrews, tor Baltimore, with plaster.
Saturday--sl. Aurora, Bradford, Eastport, with
molasses and salt.
CLEARANcEs.
Wednesday, June l4--Cl. brig James Monroe
Jordan, West-Indies.
7hursday--schr. Missouri, Dennisou, Bath.
Friday--brig Edwin, Gordon, West-lndies.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

To the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Esq. Judge
Of Probate Of wiils, &c. for The County Of Cum
beridnd.
llurH JENKs, administrator of the estase Of
III Na,haniei Jenks, laie Of North Yarmouth, in
said coun,y, dsceased, humbly shews-Tha, siues
ihe xtsn,ing By your Honour Of license TO cell 20
much of the real estate Of said Nathaniel - would
smouni to the sum of four hundred cod twenty
dollars, for the payment Of hi, ju't debts, your pc
t,tisner has been called upon for The payment Of
mortgage debt, due from said diseased, 10 the
amouni of three huodred and ninety seven do.-
lars and. eghty-two cents, including interest and
eosts, payable to one samuel s. BrAdlee aud the
balance due your petitioner on her admicistrstiou
ascouas |. one hundred aud twsnt y-seveo dolars
snd forty.siz csnss amsuntipg. 10 ,he whole, to
the sum Of five hundred and twenty 6ve dollars and
twenty eight ceus, for the payment whereof your
petitioner hasno personal estate Of said deceased
10 hss hands-she therefore prays thar your tion-
or wonld grant her lceass to sell 20 nu, h Of the
real saste Of said deceased will be suG cens for
the psyusst Of sad sum and chssees OF sale.
81 her attorney, SAMUEL GILMAN.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
MARRIED,

. In Limingtsn, on Monday evening, last, Mr..
Moses Winslow, of westbrook,so Miss Aun Brack-
ct, Of l..
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
. ENGLISH Goods Sale.

AHSttS1c 0Oouo tcite.
Taken for debt and will be sold at
Pubic Auction, al the LO4>G h,gs,lt, ..Iciiaage
Street on Mondsy e6tb inst. at 3 O'Clock 4. II.
sT,HE entire 10 kofia by Good. Drales. tom-
L prlsing senetal s~sor MEET Of
European, India and .4mericats Goods,
AualA shch are
60 pieces CALiCOES,
40 pieces CAMBRiCs,
20 pieces BOMBAZEITS,
100 pieces BUTTONS, :
Broad IIolhs-Cassimeees-- 'eiice Cloths b.
zes-Flanne--Irish I.inens--L,nen (an.h.i,s--
Diape,s--D nri,isir sh,. ting veairi
Musiins- 5hswls-siik Handserchris-- Lustrnss
Black Cfnpe--Ging ghsG,.--Worted - aae,s--
HoseryKid,e Beaver aud six oves--Veissts--
Misunderstanding Silk--loitob Balls Plus
Needles--SiIl Brsids- Ribbons-kc. &c. &c
--.dI3O-
Factory Bleached and upbicsched Cotton Shirt
in,-Shee,ing --f,iaahau and Ss,.ine.is.-
- The abooe Goods are uorthy the at
t.n,ion Of ENGLISH GOODS DEALERS.
-4meu'a cost as per I.roiee uJoaa $o00o.
. TEhMS--tlnde 500 cash, t-om 100 40 $500
SO days over 500 nonths.-Appro,ed.en ed .endo ed
notes.
The Goods may be examined the Ffi1ay and
Saturday previous TO the sale.
ATWOOD & QUINCY. .4uc'frs.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

AT aCourt Of Probate held at the Probate
of6ss = Portland, 70 sid county, on the ,econd
WeapsSbsy Of Jrnc, in the year Of our Lord
eighteea hnodred and twenty Upon the forsgo-
inR pe,ition il, was ordered
tn the petitioner give notice Of the same to
IN psrsAos sptefessed, BY causing copy of .sid
petisioo with thi. order thereon &c be printed in
he Portland Csse,s, printed At Portland, three
weeks suecs ssiyeiy, ,ha, they may appear at q
Probate Court 20 be held At ,hs Probate .fice in
aidPorsIssd on the second v ednesday of July nes,
st ten o'clock in the forenoon aud shew cause, if
any shsy have, why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Jsses If PROBATE
4 true Copy y-Attest,
HoRATIo SovrHoArH, Ree's.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
Whoiesdie and hefa,i
GROCERY STORE, 4.

baswones buildings, Exchange Stree,
lsoINIsG THE CUMBERLAND BANK.
BY VINTON " COX,
Where will be kept the follow
ing articles Of the Gril quality -
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

Erra,um.-ln the description oftheDsvice, ,kc.
Of the Seal and Arms Of the State Of Maine, pub
lished in our paper Of Monday last. an error Of
some importance escaped our observation. 10
the first line Of the third paragraph Of the do
scripticn, for surrounded, )" read
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19
AWOD10M2a

e~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ - r~> -
BOOKS AT AUCTION.
1T the Long Room .t1rctnnge-Sfreef, on Wenedsasy
21a Of June, af o'clock,
AN INVOICE OF BOOKS,
-Consisting Of
Q,UARro and Octave BIBLES, Col
. Inns Stereotype edliun, with Plates,
Quarto Bibles, With Browns Concordance
90 Doz. Tesiaments
Dodlridge's Rise and Progress
Do. Sermons
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
Do. Holy War
Delano's Voyages
Hume's History of England
Putarchs Lives (bound in calf
Hobhouse's Letters e.s
Western Gazetteer
Ferguson's Roman Republic
American Coast Pilo,
Beauties Of History
Welsh Mouniaioeers
Tales Of the Castle
Nightingale
Elements of Morality
Dodsley's Fables. >
5LSD. at 10 o'clock,
3 cases containing Landscape PAPER
HANGlNGs.
ATWOOD y QUINCY, -iuet'rs.
June Is.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

SlIRITS.
Old Cognac Brandy,
Spanish DO.
Holland and Amer. Gin.
Old Jamaica Spirits,
St Croix, Grenada aod
New EDglsnd Rum.
WINES.
Msdeira-Tenerife-
klafceils-MaIags Red /,
Carr4nt--Fron,igusc--
Port-Liston-Claret-
Sicily Madeirs-sherry
Martinique Cordisls.
Noyesu-Annis--
Creole-CaneIle--
Absinthe-Monbin
FRUITS.
Grapes--Muscatel and
Bloom Eaimns.
Malaga, Ca,k and Sulta-
na Raisins.
Drum. boz & Fraii Figs.
Zaui Currauts--Dates.
NUTS.
Filberts.
English Walnutk
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

The most common punishment in England
now, for passing counterfeit money, is trans
poristion provided the accused plead guilty
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-19

Chocolate, No. and 2--shels-bottled and
drAught cider -Dsmiiohns, Il ON one to Eve gal.
iops-Moassss Wen India and Sugar BAker-su-
per6ne Durham kiuI ard En,fy Mats, various
sizes spe, maceti Oil fa,k aud bottle do.-cay.
enne and Masbar Representation sosp--Liv.
erpoo blown salt--sais pctre--biue aud white
Starch-Chron--Ohve.- Capers-- i.,ngass- Indi-
eo--AIum Rire = supsr6ne Flour, particularly
selected for families. Also -Havans Cigars, Gta
quality. e esH.
.-.psr,;cular s,isutios will epaa TO orA-sf
from Famli:cs, and ior Strip Ssnrss
0S-Goods iea' TO any rar' oi the town Gratis
Nov So II
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-11

limits of the state contemplated by this
act, slavery and involuntary servitude,
otherwise than in the punishment of
crimes whereof the parties shall have
been duly convicted, shall be, and is
hereby, forever prohibited; Provided,
alzvays, That any person escaping into
the same, from whom labor or service
is lawfully claimed, in any state or ter
ritory of the United States, such fugi
tive may be lawfully reclaimed and con-
veyed to the person claiming his or her
labor or services as aforesaid.
''''~' H. CLAY,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate, pro tembore.
Washington, March 6, 1920. Approved,
T', JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-11
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms Of observation-disclosures DOLLARS pc
anmlm, peyGble in aduaalce.
advertisements not exceeding square, ONE
DoILtn for the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS
Cor each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
vertisements in the same proportion. de-
duction Of % per cent. from the above price
will be made on advertisements inserted by the
year, Orders fdr. advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-11

AN ACT confirming Anthony Cavalier and
Peter Petit in their claim to a tract OF
land.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of RehresentativeS Of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
Anthony Cavalier and Peter Petit, of
the state of Louisiana, shall be, and they
are hereby, confirmed in their claim to a
tract of land containing two thousand and
sixty-fve acres, being an Island in the
Mississippi river, known by the name
of Apple Island; for which tract of land
IRE said Anthony Cavalier and Peter
Petit shall be entitled to patent: Pro
1vided, That nothing in this act shall af-
feet the claim or claims of any person or
persons to the same land, or any part
thereof, derived from the United States,
if any such there be, or the claim or
claims of any other person Or persons
whatsoever.
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate, pro ten,pore.
y February %, 1920. Approved, 49,
JAMES MONROE. -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-11

BE it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
the duties which have accrued, or may
accrue, to the United States, upon the
importation OF a Statue of George Wash
ington, by order, and for the use of, the
State of North Carolina, be, and they are
hereby, RENTED.
II. CLAY,
Speaker ofMe House Of Representatives..
JOHN GAiLLARD,
President Of the Senate, pro temhore.
February "a, 1920. Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-11
laws OF the United States.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 4.

AN ACT to remit the Duties on u Statue of
George Washington.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-11
AN ACT further to extend the Charter of the
City of Washington.

VI .HWcTft1 IN SOHS cos UooC WEtCbS lldt
the act entitled {" An act to incorporate
the inhabitants of the City of Washing
ton, in the District of Columbia" and
the act supplementary to the same, pas
sed on the twenty-fourth of February, in
the year one thousand eight hundred
and four, and the act entitled +" An act
further to amend the charter ofthe City
of Washington" be, and the same are
hereby, extended to the third day of
March, one thousand eight hundred and
twcnty-one, unless sooner repealed.
H. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate, pro ten.pore
February %, 1920. Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT for the relief of Ether Shipley, ad-
minstrator of Thomas Buckmnster, late
lieutenant in the thirty-third regiment Of
United States Infantry.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
the proper accounting officers of the
Treasury Department be, and they are
hereby, authorised and directed to settle
the accounts of Thomas Buckminster,
deceased, late lieutenant in the thirty
third regiment of the United States In
fantry, upon the principles of justice and
equity: Provided, however, That the
sum to be allowed shall not exceed the
amount charged to the account of said
deceased, ON the books in the Office OF
the Third Auditor of the Treasury De-
partment.
II. CLAY,
SbcaEer of the House of Representatives..
JOHN GAILLARD,
President ofthe Senate, pro tcmpore.
February %, 1920. Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT to continue in force for further
time the act entitled can act for establish
ing trading houses With the Indian tribes"
Be it enacted By the Senate and House
eff Re,1resentatiUes ofthe United States
of america in Congress assembled, That
the act entitled {" An act for establishing
trading houses with the Indian tribes"
passed on the second day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and eleven, and
which was BY subsequent acts continued
in force until the first day Of March, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty, shall
be. and the same is hereby, further con-
fnued in force until the third day oil
March, one thousand eight hundred and
tventy-onc, and no longer.
II. CLAY,
Speaker ftte House Of Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate, pro tempore
Washington. March 4. 1920 Approved,
JAMES MONROE.