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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-04
.rne name they gise our artillery.

Lameh-The u S. schooner Dol
pan, of Il guns, was launched at Pbila-
delpha on the 23d instant. We under
stand (says Relies Glze,te) she is to be
fitted for SEA immediately, under tr,l
command Of Lieut. Conner, to accom-.
pany the Franklin "a, now preparing for
= cruisc in the Pacific, unier the orders
0k Com. Charles Stewart.
The number Of convicts in the Mary
land State Prison is 282 (48 females.)
rs are employed in weaving, 20 hating,
rs shoemaking,
a paragraph has appeared in several
Of the daily papers, announcing that Hp-
,naparte, according to the latest inteili.
gence from st. Helena was SO i'll that his
dissolution might be expected. This is
not the fact, Letters from St. Helena
were received on Friday to the 3lst of
March, and at :b,t time the ex-emperor
was certainly indisposed, but not to such
q degree rs TO cause the slightest appre.
NCl!StCuS AOi UtS litc.
Hoaora6le Jaci.--l as following honorable
fact is related OF Edward p. LivingsioD, Esq.
of C!ermoo,, the republican candidate for the
Sonvco'ion, IN Columbia county, New York,
end sdas Ias,re to MS character as an Ameri-
l.n aud ps,eio,:
t'.As ihs most gloomy period Of the late
var, when, by the insrigauon OF tho disaffect-
ed, the fIliua Of this town were reluctant in
oheyins the dsrs OF government 70 roarch
h, deteoeo OF New-yprh, NJ. l.. came for
Va d WIN a iieesai,y uacxampied, and offer
et eseh u an snc aoaid torn ooi five dollars
mpsth IN sddDloh to his pay from govern
mcne. n, bound himself by writng TO this
effect, which was a, MS tsquesi, n,sde known
% she Loops. Tna principal part of the
farms of tn,s Town are held by life leases, he
taer.teSe iacthor sgfeed by this w,iting, 10
make good TO t0e relatives OF the soldier who
should die 10 me service, .lhe lease in any
shapc in paired by his death, by substituting
Hew lives IN bis s,eet, ot their own choice.
These fscts are furnished by Col. Eling, Of
: c!oripent, wao cotnm aeded the militia OF the
town at the tir.s, ,ud upon whose certificate
40 Mr.. L. ,lst any indsidaal had complied
Sith tho iertis oi hts agreessnt, The nionty y
vas psid"--- Columbia Republican.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-04

.uUSSEYS f-7TENT
ECONOMICAL GRIOIRONS.
THE subscriber has just rc-ised few pack ,ge,
OF .Nusseys Pasenf Ecesmieoi Grfdirors. VAL
liable improvement in Dome;is Economy much is
said in their favor, and muo more may with pro-
prie,y be said The public IRE requested to exam.
inc and try them--once usne will convince any rea-
sooable person Of their uuity. For sale vi the
Mandatory prices by
WILLIAM H. IATHBONE.
Hsadg Packet I6a.C
lime G.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-04
FLOUR

FLOUR.
Jss' veeeived from .serond-a. and for sals
On GARDSrss wHxar,
ESQ bbis. SuprkI'e FLOUR, part
family brands.
so half bbis. do. do.
Is h5is. sctstehd do.
Apply to
yasee. JOHN Il. LYON,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-04
FOR SALE,

t'dnd hossessi0p givsn imrsed;a,eiy1
a small Estate lying in Middletown,
q. r. containing one acre Of land. well fenced
wan good stone wai. very pleasantly situated. with
convenient dwelling house aud other bulldogs
some excellent apple trees, and never failing ell
OF wafer thereon. For terms apply to ELiz METH
snirH. on the premises, VI JAMES FARLEY,
Newport
Mlddetown, May OH 1891
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-04

~ GOLD WANTED .Ea
WM JAMES TILLEY,
No. l2s, THANEs.srREEr,
II ind No. l, Custom House Couri,
w ANTS from Two 10 twenty thousand
dollars, 10 either Britisb, Portugal,
american, French or Spanish Gold, for
which be viii pay as follow.--bills OF either
Banks in This town, or bills Of Exchange at
sight on bpsron. Jdne 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-04
Health Regulations.

town, May 9th, 1891
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
RICHMOND FERRUNRY ~ 1921
UNIVERSITY OF VIKGINIA.

We have 10 announce Ia our readers
that The University Bill has passed both
branches OF the Legislature. We have
detailed the course which The House IL
Delegates took upon this bill on Saiur.
day.-We have now Ia add, that on The
same day u was sent to the Senate: on
the same day, they suspended their rule
tor The purpose at giving il all possible
expedition; ard tina, before they rose on
Saturday, II had passed that budy with
gu! smendment. with only one d,sspn~
tent voice. The bill. therefore, is a law
OF this land. BY This vote, The buildings
OF this great institution will BE- compile
ted, and il will probably be put into ope
ration By the LIST OF January u,Xt.-We
congratulate our fellow ciiizeus vu the
success at this measure. THIS Unlversl-
ty bill. the James River bill vet pending
before the Senate, The CITATION rts"lmli
ons, aud the reduction Of abnui % per
cent. oil The taxes Oh lands, lots, nurses
aud slaves, are ampEr tie most Interest.
ing. and brilliant measures OF this pro-
tracied session.
~ We shall probably seize the first
moment OF leisure to sketch ,he discus
sion OF the merits Of The University bill,
which took place on Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
Ertr0cf Of a letter 10 gentleman Of fie Chy If
Neto I0rh GIlgd at SMlrMn OcL 20 lSZl.

4'ttV VI"f H'tfH HI 'oWyINuI OCT 70, I0ZJ,
~ length, suspect, the government or
tie Quilted states has sent an agent f.. Car
stan'irnfir. law days past the u. :, big
Spark arrived hers, aud MIR Dfadi.ls, who
cane 80 r.pscceeded lmm, daley 10 Con~
siauiinOple. iie appsa ted saxioms a., chdrac-
To Should not b. kuOwn -Gowevcr, more dian
two morihs ago. Ieofnt ,be EnsIi,n Embassy
~ COD,tsaioOpic expected the aIivai OF an
American Minister. The departure Of Me.
BtddI-h nom the u .. appears 10 have been
gets sTet ii Is most probable, hOWever, tie
EmgIisii Mnisier by gone inesus asreriaimed
has nuniinaitOp. | tFati any upgOiIAiipn tiat
may be nnfieriskeH, wH no. BE- made tiii ousii
iy sihe Russians-to be REGARDED ~ ihtir
i'rnds would be by no means Agreeable 10 q
resident Ia ihe LeVani neither do believe
any sHcb nediatiOn wonld br necessary. s he
spark ~ 10 ienidiu for Dispatches sIU,n Cpne
staDinopis.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

DIED -Ol DOnosj s.'s IVih u.t. ~ clifton. Fiaa
& ttnten counfg. Mss. May o. u0SD, ttr aHIeaie
sgJ Atc1Igy .sbcd aFsn'Snu Col Wm. B.,d Nf.
q. vas iberas sutvtysnt enid ~ John tahis.i lsi
The cisuHgTshed individual ebo niIsd ne Csf IN is
Vngipia lI"nie - bgscrsses, - ~ u, hrsi
IDg''st siFen 10 ibe bill ~ sts a>.vis'i.n"
AsicCs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

E7ITe hire screrOf ~ SIS byus also soae iszgor
f0Ht P0ferS lr"Hf UaARgkon and ctsfrhsrs. as W,'.
D1tfiriH's rspo't on The farif. the ~ port II thc
woriat0f me dgrisUNNyai AocielieS tsLich nrct 0t
PttrS6atc, 0H schich MS Reyort ua, teRHaedJ re
pe3eTS touching q settlement 1t the i.Dufh 81 TIE
tgtembia Krsr, parficatafty Bir. TIopds intsresr-
Ing EcToJt on fL0f SUBJECT &C. &C. t0hich ne rfSstre
fdr IarticHtur notice hCysdifcr. me aajOarHmcat
u ne legislatures ar U0shingfon mt Rfth.aoaa.
"i gre rs az oPp0,taaifg Of pa yig thqt respect 10
them 10 ahirh tACy are e@fi(1sd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

n on OR 15t Page, We have inserted the PrnspecfH
Of jhe COamerciH JogrE0i, new daiy paper pro.
posed TO be issnsd III iIis cry, by MsssTs. T.. *
Du.Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
ZEN DOLLAis, REW AID

EN- DOLLARS REM ARD.
SstRAfEO from the SAME Of the Eagle Ho,sI on the
- morning Of the sih inst. Bay HORSE. win
nicksd aii sbnni hfteen and half bands hiRb Any
person returning taid horse, shall receive me above
reward. fsh. n.
NkoUNi,,N CO, 81 SEED, 81 superior qaaifJ,
A'A Tor sal - RoBCNr OAMgLt.
feD.2r. %. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

icUr1 NuNtCATED.
MARRIEDl-On Thursday evening u,e 18Th INST. at
Fleetwood, by the Rev. Robert y. Sc06ie, NJ. RICHAaD
BAGBf TO tie very interesting Miss DOkO THEA ANN,
ihd daughter OF Capt VIM Fleet, all Of King ans Qaee,i
e0ui,ty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

n The copy Of tie Florida treaty In The .g,aris
Language, IS pnh.i he'd IN parallel cnausns win ID
Engsisr, IN the kauonal IneilseHcer.-We think ,
sUiiti. II: to give tae Ting ish eopj alone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

We arr 0afioyited 10 announce 10 The electors q
ne cnHHftss, composing tie toHgressiondt district
NOR rcpysSeAfrd by SeoerH H. Parksr, Esq. shaf
Jon PafferSS, Esq. ~ tie county NJ TNfhcfOs u ri
be cdndidafe Ia represent thQt district M tie l7Ih
Congress al The neat ticctiOa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

Aud the aggregate nHmbrr nf acres
appropriated tor The purposes Of
education in Ohio. Ialian3. Hi.
nois Tennessee, Missis ,ippi Ala.
sbama, Michigan aud the Nor,h
Western Territory. will be ..... Z DOG 9o3
At S2per acre, which is less, ac
cotding To Seyberi's Statistical
Anpats than the average price Of
all the public lands. which have
heretofore been sold, The amount
i" money Will be S 5.sio.sO6
Seybprf estimates the lani pnrci;a,~
I'd of France by The United States
in 1903 at....-................ POD ono OO0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

ANA tne aggregate number OF acres
in those states and territories will
he. ..........: ......... .;........ 23T 2o7. i25
One thiitN-SiNth part At that asgte.
gate number, being the amount of
appropriation tor common schools,
i.;...... .:............. .......... .6.5oi.sso
Add one nth pat OF the common
school approximation as the appro-
pririinn Tor Colleges aud Acade-
mics ..................... #. I3IS,3l7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

And the aggregate number Of acres
viii ........ G.6cG. GCc2
AT So per acre, the am-unt i. mo
ney will be. Is 1913 333i
i . the aggregate hnnIher Ut acies
appropriated For The support or
literary institutions on lie east
si,ir OF the Mississippi. 500. 900
Add The aggregate numheI al actes,
which If the system heretofore
followed, should he, las it on.ht tu
be- adhered 10, viii nlil,naie.s he
appropriated 10 li:e,aIy purposes
Gil the west of The Mississippi. :. .6 G6d .6JfT.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
"GOOD DEVISED"

A general Work Shop j. proposed to be open
~ ed in Court Street, where Needle Work OF
every description will be done At The lowest sstab-
lishsd prices-inc uding MiIenary, Mantua Max
ing and Tailoring (af'er the garments are cut.)
which will be performed by those who have reg
ularly learned the different trades As the design
is 10 assist those females who are neeessitoup, and
can procure work 10 no other way, il 10 hoped the
benevolent will patronize, and endesvour 10 pro-
mote IL.
Any donations TO aid the manage in the execuiioa
Of fthis plan, viii egratefully received at the shop
IN front Of MIR. Poofs houfe IN curt Street.
Portland, April 8.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
MdChine Ca,ds.
ISAIAH FL. WINSLOW,

(Lrte John HinsloW & Cos
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public that be continues 10 manufacture Ma
chine & hand CARDS of all descriptions, of which
a general assortment will be constantly kept at \.
WINsLow's Store in Portland and at his Factory
in WestbrOok. AS the Manufacturer has taken
particular TO procure the best of English wire
aud the best of eathe, he presnmes that the Cards
will recommend themselves. Orders directed TO
ISAIAH II. WINsLow Portland, or left at y.
Winslow's Store or, at the Factory in Westbrook,
will be gratefully received and punctually attended
to. Portland Sd mo- S1st, 1927
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
EOR SALE.

A VERY convenient thres rory DWELLING
II HOUSE, with be Barn, &C. snd ICt a
LAND All 1ining, luiiabs Z garden ;--is ltua-
tee o. Bsck street, near he bead Of King SsFrr-,
ADD Is occupied ty two families, Mrs. Stevens
and Mrs. Gardner. The hCurs Is IN Cd repair,
and will be fold low. For psiee, ems and her
particulars, pieaGe call on
lDN.PD HOWE,
No. ;, .TereIG7is' Rsm, .N-4I,e Street
PoFrIs and, fPrii >, 81.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
Men Goods-Cheap.
ELISHA VINTON,

Erehange-Strest, PORTLAND,
or THE LATE FIRM or VIsTos IL Coz,
nFFER5 for sale, llft received large assort-
~ ment of New Goods, consisting Of
super Blk. aud B Bue London Broadclo'h b, and
Cas,imeres-MIddIing and low priced do--Super
fine aud middlIng oattinett.-nice Blk Bombz-
Nankin Crapes-Superior Blk. aud Colored I,al-
ian Sewing silk and T~ist-Linen Threads Cot
ton do-Doxes Cotton Balls-Cotton Fou-Sieam
Loom and British shiotings and Shestiugs 7-s and
"A Irish Liuea, very cheAP-Ribbons-Bk. Syn
chaws and sarinets-Bk Levantines aud Flor
ence Silk VERY Superior Large assortment Lon
don snd common Prnts-Eegsnt Tamboured and
figured Musiins-Cotton Csmbrics and Cambria
Muslins-Fancy Muslins for Gowns-plain Lsno,
Book, Saccaria, Null and Lawn Mullins
Co.ored Cambries-Coton Poplins-Linen Cam
brics aud Cambria Handkerchief. Muslin Neck
erchef, new Pztterns-Twil'd Gross Bard DO -
Fisg and Bandanna Handkerchefs-BIs. nix do
Fancy Silk do--z4 &c and % inch Cotton Um
bteilas-IndIa Cal coes--Plain and Figured Cas-
simere Shawh very cheap-White, Red and Yel
low FlanOel-Elegant Vestings--Seersuckefs
Giughans new Pstterns-Long Lawns-Plain and
Fig red silk Lace-Thread do o-Carpetings--nce
Git Coat and Vest Eu;ton,--SlIk do o-large assort
.ment Beaver, KID and Silk Goves-B.k. and
White silk Hose.
ALso-A large assortment of
American Sheetings shntipg., Ginshsms, Check,,
Stripes, Tickings, Thread, &C. SC.
J[T@aIl Of which will be sold al very ew prices
for cash Only. April, 1927.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
PROYIDENCE COTTON GOODS.

E GREELEY,
HAS FOR SALE, III No s Lorg WhoT,
800 BbIs. :. Z. Flour,
$50 10 millngS.
100 Bushels shorts,
9 pipes Brandy 10 Vine:
1 do Hollands GIN,
Hhds. and Bbl>. Amer lean Gin,
so Bbls No 2 Beef;
70 Kegs robaCco,
so Boxes Soap and Candles,
Boxes by 9 and by 10 Glass,
SO Boxes Chocolate,
Boxes arch, &c.
Apri, ;, 1921.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
DANCING.
Nj. w ARREN.

A L her store in Exchange-Street informs the
N public that she is abont selling out her stock
of FANCY GOODS, and offers them at reduced
prices for cash. Consisting Of an elegant assort-
ment Of Leghorn and Straw BONNETS Of the
latest fashions; a variety Of SILKS, RIBBONS,
&c. together with every article of MI linury.
April 3
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03

i..n u rrerisnce and consideration with the
h.ci msgistraoy Of state, there can, we con.
ceise, ue lIlte diversity OF opinion as 10 IbF
,xrediercy and fitness Of requesting he desire
and eGorl ~ as IRON he one 70 the other. u
uol " po,ur law, BY strong Manifestation
a. public disgust
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03

LAUNcH.-Yesterday was launched from Mr.
HERRIcK's ship yard, ID this town, the beautiful
sloop Maine, built by Capt. GREELY STURDI-
WANT, and intended for regular Packet between
this port and Boston. She is said by good Judg-
e. to possess accommodations equal if not supe-
rior ID any other Packet ~ this port.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
a Farm for S1Ie.

TO be scld BY he 'ubscrher a Portland,
= Farm, conIs ning about City acres Of tceilerc
Land, with two story dwelling house thereon,
situated IN he town Of GoFham, near Rorse- Beef
Falls.
For further Information reafs 0 apply 10 Mr.
JoNATEAS sS5RHws, of Winctsm.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
April 1871
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03

c. Revolutionary Pensioners are m
formed that their Money has arrived and IS ready
for them. at the Cumberland Bank IN this town.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
appointments by the GOrsrnor aud Collnci

CoNTINUED FROM OUR LAST
SANFORD KINGsBURY, Gardiner. Justice of the
Q. Court Of Common Pleas, Second Eastern Cir
cult.
COUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
Ltncoh.-JoHN HANNIBAL SHEPARD, Wis
Gasset, Register of Probate.
HarcOek-SAMUE LITTLE, Justice Of the Ses-
sions.
WGshington.-- BALKHAM, Robbnston,
Chief Justice Of the Sessions.--ALExANDER
NIcKELs, Steuben, Just. Ses.
Keune5ec.-P ELKG SFRAGUE, HailOwell, Coun-
ty AttorRey.-SAMUEL REDINGToN, Nassalbo-
rough, Justice Of the Sessions.
Soraerset.-WILLIAM SPAULpING, Norridge-
wock. Justice Of the Sessions. WILLIAM Has
KELL, Anson, Register Of Probate.
Psno5sc0i-JFDEDIAH HERRICK, Hampden,
Sherf-IsAAc HoDsDoN, Clerk of the Judicial
Courts.--EPHRAIM GooDALE, OTingioR, and
SEBA FRENCH, Dexter, Justices OF Sessions.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
TO LET,

A Nd posse s'on given Immediately, cosveni-
Aent three story Brick u GRE, in CoLUmb an
ffolc. lIiddle-Sreet, now occupied by Mr. SPIN
R1INkHAM.-Enquire of HOMhS ANC-
RY DEBLCI, Middle stree.
Aptil S'
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
Commissioners IN0tice

THE subscribers having been duly appointed
L by the Hon. A. X. PARRI3, Judge Of Pro-
bate, sor he county Of Cumberl and, 70 receive
and examine the claims and demands againl the
efate Of
ABRAHAM MITCHELL.
late of Freepor, decea'ed, give nofice, that they
will attend TO thai service the Office of JosIsB
w. MITCHELL, in 'Sd r expert, on tbe sli
Monday in April, the al MONDAY il May, and
the lsli Monday in June 1eIt, at 2 0 clock 2. NJ,
on each Of said days
JOSIAH w. MITCHELL, } 60.
ANSYL {. CLAFK WI"
FresDcrt March 2T 1921
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
1sN SLOOP MESSENGER.

~--z=S TIE reguIar Packet. Sl00p Messenger
SEW ARD FDRTEE. Master, bas commenced
running between this PoRT and Bo,ToN. for the
Season. For freight or passage having superior aC-
commodation- p ease apply at No. 9, Long w. a
or 10 the Sub,rrber. who retrrDs thanks for I'SS
favours ami moss .1Iicts share Of he public pat.
ronage ss heretofore H. would also beg 10 ac-
quaint his country friends that goods iatended for
Boston luder hi. care may 81 deposited al bis
Packet Office N Long Wharf, durrg his absence
free Of storease until his ar ival-r hen he sPssures
them his best exertions will be 1-.d IN d,Eng she
needfui to their advantage.-A v-ncps r-,asir On
GOODS consigned q him fregurred az bis 14uc-
ton and Commission Store
SEWARD PORTER.
Portland April, s, 1921.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
Administrators Sale.

ITO be sold at Public Auction, by virtue Of
4 Iicence from the Hon. A h. Paris, Judge
Of Probate FIR the county of Cumberland, on the
premises, in Falmouth. on Wednesday. The 1871 day
Of APRIL inst. az two O'CLOCK, Z. N. much OF the
Real Estate of ENOCH 1ChESBUKY late OF
Falmouth, in said comfy, Yeoman, deceased,
will produce the Of forty dollars for the pay
ment Of his Just debts and incidental charges.
JOSHUA MERRILL. 4dn.'r.
Falmouth fpTil S 1921
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03

DIED,
In this town. James Monroe, son OF Mr. Law
renee Van Buskirk, aged years.
Ia North-Ystmouth, Miss Rachel Mitchell,
wife r-f Mr. Daniel Mitchell, jr. aged ~.
A+Gorham. the 21st inst. Mrs. KEREHHAFPuoK
pnAcKETr. widow Of the late Mr. Anthony Z.
If this town,sged GO.
In PASSPORT, Col. Seth Mitchell, formerly oi
Northyarmouth. aged 81.
In Marietta, Penn. in January last, Mr. John
" Moulton, formerly Of Frenchman's Bay, u
this State, aged 81.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
Grand Lodge of Maine.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Quarterly
! \ Communication Of the NJ. W. GRtyD LODGE
ot Name. will be holden at NdsOns Hal, in
Portland, On Thu RSDAY the 10Th day or 4 pril
ensuing, at Z O'Clock. =. M-of which the officers
and member, Of the Grand Lodge. the District
Deputy Grand Masters and proxies of Lodges,
with all Others concerned are re2uested 10 take
notice, and give their punctual atSdance accol-
DINGHY. By order of The
NJ W. WILLIAM KING, ESQ. G.. NJ.
WILLIAM LORD Grand Secretary.
Portland, Apri' 3.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03

To Ee Edifo, ofrhe Port and Gazette.
elR.-In examining your paper, dated Feb
rqih ol served an extract from the New Bruins
wick Courier. containing remarks Of an injurious
nature such as have a tendency 70 attach blame
+. the American Commissioned and one Of the
Surveyors appointed by him. Ia the month ei
June last il wss agreed between the two Agents,
that Party should be sent 10 examine and as
certain the sources Of the Chaudlere and North
West Branch Of the kennebec Rivers, also the
sources of Connecticut IN making this arrange
rscnt, the Surveyor on the part Of the u. 5. was
invested with the prior right Of making the require
mont. 40 writing. contemplated by the instruc-
Apus and when such requirement was complied
sb Tie r,quisItion Of ms Majesty's Surveyor
was to be complied with. On the 4th OF July
the parfy commenced active operations, and by
the 10Th OF August had entirely completed the
business of the Survey. During this time, the
Surveyor on the part oi his Majesty, acted agree
ably 10 the request Of the Y. :. Surveyor, IL
then was bis duty to make the requisitIon allow
"a him by the instructions but, so far from wish
ing any further exploration Of the branches of
Connec'icut, the hon. Gentleman said, he was
rerfec ~ satisfied and hurried with all possible
Jispatch 10 New York TO report the proceedings
t7 The English COmmlssOner, accompanied with
tha statement =" that the American Surveyor la
the early part of the year, expressly refused to
perform one most important part qI MS duty ~
talsehood. we'll worthy the nvi ious character of
the fabrcator As soon as possible after the COM
pletion of the summers Surveys the U. ;. Sur
veyor reported verbally, to the proper authority,
Who informed him, he perfectly satisfied with
the manner in which the survey had been con
ducted The evident wish of his Majesty's Sur
Yeyor was to procrastinate time, as will be per-
ceived. from tie fact of his suggesting a survey
ID full, Of the Dead River, the great n. W.
Branch Of The Kennebec, perhaps with the hope
Of discovering The long sought for Ridge of High
lands, extending from Mars Hill to katahdin.-
Ideas held forth by his Predecessors, and proba-
by, like them, preierins the navigation OF large
riyers aboundilg with fish, to small streams.
The U. 5. Surveyor employed " at this very
inclement season Of the year, (as the Courier
says) is the same who made actual surveys Of
the two disputable branches of the Connecticut
in the fall Of 1919 and have good authority
for stating that there was an exparte survey Of
the branches of the Connecticut. made last fall
by his Majesty's Surveyor, before the U. ). Sur
veyor reached the place appointed for their meet
ing, but it not answering the expectations OF his
Majesty's Surveyor, he thought fit not to say any
thing of it, but TO hasten into Canada for the pur-
pose Of examining the river Ouelle.
-N0ruich, 1T. March p, 1921.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
NOTICE.

THE members Of the PORTLAND IHACl
SOCIETY, sre informed that the Trees are ,s
received and ready for delivery a. RiLLi5m ~
HYDES Bookstore. II not called Tor WITHIN -
n..s,';',ss - April s.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03

Mr. JOSEPH GRIFFIN, publisher ofthe Maine
lnteigencer, al Brunswick, has been selected
ty committee OF the Legislature 10 publish
The new and revised statutes OF this state, in
two octave volumes. The public viii wait
with much anxiety for their appearance, es-
peciay as il many of the old laws considera
bic alterations have been made.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03

We publish today, communication from
highly respectable source, in reply to an
extract we made some time since from New
Brunswick paper, touching that part Of Gov
kng's message, which related to the American
and British Commissioners. The subject i
an interesting one, and we hope the gentleman
who favoured US with the present communica
lion and who is in possession Of all The ntor-
nation upon the subject, will continue his
remarks : not only as 10 what may De necessa-
~ to rePeI the injurious asPersons Of the
provincial papers, but upon the whole cOntro-
Vefsy concerning The boundary line.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-03
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