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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
To be Sold
AT PUBLIC NENDUE.

An Friday the 26h instant, at two
W O'clock in the afternoon, al the
house OF William H, Hopkins, i'll Ed
wardsville, one Hose, a Dining Table,
Cupboard, a handsome Bedstead,
WINDSOR Chairs, and an Iron Crane fer
kitchen fireplace, with sundry other
articles of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture; being the property Of Joseph l..
Barton, deceased. A credit will be gi-
ven as the law directs, and further con-
diti0ns made known at the sale.
All persons indebted to the estate OF
the deceased are requested TO make inn
mediate payment; and those who have
demands against the same are desired
to forward their accounts, properly au-
thenticated, to the subs r.ber.
REUBEN HOPKINS, Adm'r.
Jan. l6, 1919
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23


shall take and subscribe the following oath or
affirmation, VIZ. 81 do solemnly swear (or
siir,n,) that viii in al things, faithfully de-
rrean n.yse L as president Of this bank; that
viii not permit money TO be loaned % ang IN
9igdua, without sufficient security, and that
vii do al things in my power, to prevent all
fr~''.,s and impost;ons on said bank, so loaga as
/ shall continue president there Of, so help me
God" The oath snail be suitably varied for
directors, cashier, cier'a, or acjing agents;
which oath may be administered by any Justice
cf the peace, aid shall he ~ him filed with his
ccr,ii1ats. with the cless OF the circuit o. the
proper coagtr; and it shall be the duty Of
said CLERK carefully to preserve The same.
Sec, 81, }a it f. tier e9ac'tA That no eX.
ecution saail ss & on any Judgment or repleYy
bond now il Jrce or which shall be hereafter
rendered. until the first day Of November
next; nd all executions which shall there
a.!,er issue On .iu.irnents now existing or that
shall be rendered on existing causes Of action,
or ON causes Ct action which shall accrue be-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
StYayed

NROM the subscriber in August last, q
n WHITE STEER, with red spots on his
sldes three years old last spring--has been
worked; a crop on the left ear winch IS red:
mark on the right not recollected. SAID Steer
was purchased in March last Of Robert Lemen,
near Downing's station, Ridge Prairie, and is
to be in the American Bottom. l
will give Five Dollars reward to any person
who will give information to Walter ]. seey,
of Edwardsvile, where said steer NAV be found.
IONA. n. BRoGKW ~.
Mauvisturo Prairie, Bee. 182J--254
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
XANSTY

GOME time since, on the road lead
~ ing from EIwardsville to Ripley,
Between Mr.. Barnet's and the former
place, an Olive Green Pelisse Cloth
Cloak, made with hood. Also, on Sa-
Hurday last, a Broad AK, of the shape
commonly used in this country, with a
small nick or gap broken nearly out OF
Che centre. Whoever has found, or may
fnd them, by leaving them at the office
Of the Spectator, or giving information
where they can be found, shall be entitled
70 suitable reward.
Jan. 8, l82l-853
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
FAIR w AIMING.

T FOHWARN all persons from trading for a
IL note of hand for S57 50, given to me by
3 o. iamin +. Dickinson, dated the 2otlf Of Oct.
1919, due eight months after date; assigned by
nc to Stephen Harlem, and assigned by Har-
len to Ely G. 8, Hezeliah l.. Harris which
rot, have been sued for, and the suit is now
lismssed al the plaintiffs cost; and am de-
termined not to pay the amount of said note, as
Fl 6. G. Hezekiah L. Harris cannot recover it
>fmc by law.
DAVID WRIGHT.
Edwardsville, Jan. 25, 1121-1t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
Ven Dollars Reward.

GTRAIED from the subsc De-, iarrs about
- three weeks ago, darl; Chestnut sorrel
HORSE, abou fifteen hands one inch high,
light made, very gay, and very high spirited;
has star, and small strip of white running
from the star down his forehead vas shot all
round: no other marks reco'lected. The
above reward, with reasonable charges. VIII
be given for the delivery Of sad horse at my
farm in the American Bottom, near Wits
Mills, or at my residence in st. LOUIS, or for
Information Of said horse, by ME,
WILLIAM BENNETT.
Jan. 16--853
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
MIST OF lAetteps

I'd EMAINiNG III the Post Office at Cahoka,
Z & which, If not demanded in shor. time, viii
be sent to the General Post Office as dead let
tiers.
Samuel NJ. Hamilton Solomon Silkwood
Henry Taylor William Hagen
John Love Levi Roberts
Robert Mcfarland Thomas Graves
Henry J. Joseph W illam Ppp
George Wilson Patrick Raines
Robert Cheney Samuel II, Thompson
Thomas II. Graves Jeptnah Hardin
Reuben Walker George shotwell.
John Sippy
JOSEPH IROTiER, P. NJ.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
FOR THE spECTATCa.
Mn. EDIrou.

As there appears to be great anxiety
throughout the country generally, con-
corning the probable fate of the Missou-
ri constitution, ii may be somewhat anus
ing to your readers TO know the various
ideas of some OF the members oil Con-
gress, at this time, relative to that inBtru-
meat. The following may be consider
ed as an exposition Of the sentiments and
opinions of number of them. Please
TO publish it, and oblige
a YANKEE, FROM TAUNTON,
.Aoqv Citizen of1ulssouri.
Punster-Groye, Jan, l, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23

49,,
'f''s" WI liil'iN II mas ZOO hi'ich core,
ma H"HeF WIZ say It's poor game.
II ,Ioe-l'1h speak rs he aie before,
ms ta'-5 ''Se may cost nun more shame"
40 fR@-iey lts ueliShtiniiy fragrant,
Aad IfeaS"''fS 'he @M'aH# s''3HS Seas'ai
h'ts ta4nNs II i '0y" AL Migrant
'l9,aa' I'll o. f'Eit ana Oh reason.
van "s'e VIII CONSIDER II 0"97er
10 tas ai@ q u"liihtea lfecdoni
Ae ,, h'5's5-.' 4 hotaoie Ja93er'
nla ee.se'S pr"a1ee, Ii ii need 'em.
1'"aae' "iil eau II Mfpstf1'h
A4.aiss eal,not deh! us efot'c;
b't. ia o''f mas 40 disposition
D SftO5 THE tnins IS tesPotlc.
dc y @3@efS 3''pW us oye-7roy5
bat NGt uii1o 'heih IL IS pic aainS;
ihoaba sA0ote cohsilefs = A'Sh way
"aefe foyd miBra'ion's increasing.
Lea&e THINKS 1t green der6--to keep 1t,
iie nsoes' as Sauce ior the table;
But 1a4.o' VII press It, and CLIP 1t,
Ana eh@"1"5' Ne" n2ia@ It I hc,s able
h'0.W sdPposes us cosor can iaii
= ice Uncle 81 Il ID receive 1t;
S"afa thinks u hue dofae-stoe ntas
hhd Il ne can mi II, he'll drive It,
IN THE DuUsE OF nEenEsgNrArryEs.
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And II. .4sra willt.nak Of die MARINERS d.lager.
SAYS 2.tc'4er, a couskln Ii a.s Tor a Aane.ts.
4 aoRpd-ftce, saws Boxer. Cor old ,jonn, Ran
d5ipn.
| Hdchiso viii think now WI hscS,e our Saves,
yues Wa,l pronounce ii tae 4pis,lDm of k,nt,,-s.
II 596 VIII perceive IL rank poisonous rg,t,
\ Nani.ee .v0,tlt EicEq . ,f,f fln,rs ,r,{I H. Foot
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
THE SUBSCRIBER

EE,S commenced the PRACTICE OF THE
,Ek law, and will attend the Circuit Courts
sf Madison, Bond, Washington, and ST. Clair,
and the Supreme Court, at Kaskaskia,
7. w. SMITH.
EaverLsrile, 29M .Nay, 1919.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23

STATE OF iLLINOIS,}
81. Ciair Coanty, Ss.
ComRy Commissioners Court, December Term,
1929.
Eby virtue of an order of our said court, all
j D persons Interested in the estate Of GIL
BERT UPDikE, deceased, are hereby mott
fed to appear al Belleyle on the 25th da, Of
January next, before ourcounty comm. ssioncrs,
then and there TO sheW cause, why 50 much Of
the real estate whereof the said deceased died
sei5ed, should not be sold to pay his debts
,ielesile, 9th December. 1920.
JOHN HAY. Clerk.
Dec. 26-S54
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
PRODUCE WANTED.
100000 Pounds
OF CORs%-END PORK

EATILL be contracted for, if inme-
w date application be made; for
Which liberal price will be given, in
that which will be as good as cash. Also,
Bees-wax, Talow, Furs, Peltries, and
Ginseng.
Persons owing US, and having the
above articles on hand, we request them
to come forward and pay their debts
Y,thout delay.
r. & e. POGUE.
Jan. as-s63
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
d Hist OF I4etters


Remaining in the Post Office at Ed4Uard SpiH
January l, 1921.
James Allen John Jarvis Q
Thomas Armstrong Betus Jones
Lewis Aldenburg James johnson
Robert G. Anderson Andrew Johnson
b Francis W. Johnson
Albert Browning John johnson
Abner Blaisdcll Samuel b. Jones
Henry Briggs Nathan Jones
Isaac 3. Brooks 9 X
Alexander Bell L. Kellogg
James Bruce Solomon keltner
Israel N. Burt Hezckiah Knapp
William BreWin Wn. King
Robert Blean l.
Evens E. Brittin Samuel Lee
Calvin Butler Levi LAWSON
Joseph Buchanan William Lee
Joseph Bnter NJ
John II. Brown John M'Kee 3
Solomon Bruck James Murray
Jesse Blocker Joseph M'Mullen
Adams Brown Reuben Middleton
C John +. Medium
, Ambrose Collins Elijah M'Nabb
Robert Craig Robert M'Kee
Robert W. Clark N
Jacob Cress John New
Luther Calvin 3 Joseph Newman
john Collins Zadock Newman
| Amos Clark Moses Nash
William Cummins o
! Philip & EdW. Clark Officer commanding
Alexander C0nlee Garrison at Fort Ed
Abraham Carlock wards.
d Do do. Fort Clark
Rice Duncan =
Walter D.llcn Joseph Patterson
| William Durham Gersham Patterson
Benz. 7. Dickinson John Paxton
James Davidson John or Saml. Peck
John Dclaplaine 3 John Painter
Daniel Denny William Parkinson
Richard Dixon James Parker
Dewey Hansen Moses Parker
Benz. Drunmond Ebenezer Pickering
Jesse Ditson II
George Davenport Benaiah Robinson
=. Dent Thomas Raj
f James j. Ryan
John C. Eckel 2 $
Lewis w. Ellis Samuel Slater
| + Mary n. Socum
William Frye ? Jesse Sage
Amos Fulton Hannah smith
! q john Smith 3
John Giger Abraham Sinnard
John 5. Glenn James SWi ierton
Samuel d. Calf Jonathan Simmons
Wins Gray Isaiah Stillman
| III george Slnlil
Isaac iIuhaier Henry Sheppard
Francis Henry ia, Slater
Charles ". Howell T
! Nicholas Hansen James Turley
William Heath Henry Taylor
| Esther Hall 3 Ethan Iurner2
! Nathaniel Holmes Ebcn fWiss
Robert Hill
Thomas Hall Abraham Van Hooser
Justus HinKic w
Betsey Hunter Erastus Wheeler
| Samuel Harris Susanna Wooten
Isaac iioskin Jesse Westerfield 3
James r. Hughes William Wilson
| II. l.. Harris : Isaac Wa,er
John Hewitt Samuel Whteside
| ira Howard Samuel Wood
J James Whitehead
Benjamin Johnson Hardy Warren
Thomas Jones Luke Waltrip
Persons calling for letters contained in the
above LIST will please TO mention that they are
advertised, or they may not got them.
ABRAHAM PRiCKETT, p. NJ.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
The partnaYship

AF Drs. TODD * DE CAMP is dis
solved BY mutual consent. The
removal of Dir. De Camp makes it ne
cessary that the accounts of the firm
should be closed. All persons Indebted
are required to make payment by the lst
# December next Or close their ac-
counts by notes.
Nov. 81.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
foR THE SPECTATOR.
TIE GENIUS or MISSOURI.

bOR THE SPECTATOR
TIE GENIUS Or MISSOURI.
By SIN sIYov SwAgeGa1Y, X. C. CKMglt If
the CopskfH J q and Poet Laureat 10 the
woQd-be high Authoritiesin Missouri
Mn Notes, critical and erhtanat9ry.
By PErEa PIMr, in. ESQ.
Let the Yankees beware how they sport with
ourrghts;
And stick to their 9engh, f1c'd compromises: B
Negro slaves We mest have, and .giH have, in
despite
OF their efforts to force them from US.
And the Congress shall know wei &c world of
ourselves,
We care not FOR Tallmadge or "'ayloa; c
Whey may lay their long speeches to mould on
their shelves
M,ssougi's stout heart will not fail her.
For our brave Col. Pistol d woul fight for the
state,
And Scott talk Of war and of fury
And, most truly nations destin'd to be great,
With heroes + to lead her to glory.
Our brethren ofthe south Gan invincible band)
Long since have agreed to stand by u.s.
Tho apestilent cloud g that o'crshalloWs their
land,
Is steadily drawing more nigh us
We heed not the thunder; its direct commo-
ton
No terrors present to the brave;
Ueahh, Mgnit.", Pofeer, command Our deYotion,
Our motto is, tIrege or tie ;'ru1e."
All hail 70 the dawn of the glorious era,
When fHiss and Rank were a5sum'd
Tho patriots OF these are protesscdy weary, L
lis pleasing to see them rcsum'd.
1t is folly TO pirate of equality here;
Equally is but dream;
And no brawler for freedom IS ever sincere,
That makes it his general theme.
Tho the Yankees in Congress, and out, may
declare
Their silly fantastical notions,
Let them, hence, of"dough faces" and quil-
nnncs beware,
And also, internal comn0iionS.
For battles and seiges they're lily befitted,
Save those with TN codfah and N'r3s8, L
And even thc,r Wsest may soon be outWigled
BY the sn.ll ofour Knights and our B0r0us. N
Tho slaves we will hold, as the gods have de-
creed us,
No Black or Mulatto that's free,
Shall setf foot on our soil, that ne may succeed us
In P,watug tie Li5s4y Tree n
Wen guard our sIipcrlative state constitution,
Tho ,he cords Of the Union may sewers
Away with dictation no proud institution
Shall cope with our sovereignty ever.
And away with those sophistS that fam would
deceive us, D
Their pamphlets, their ESSAYS and speeches.;
The BiDie's our guide (tho' no mortal believe
us)
When t.eis'ed, what lessons ittcacaas, q
IT'S certain that honor consists in distinction,
And Pride has her banner unftlrpd.
To prevent tn unholy and utter extinction
Cfmert and fame in the world.
And as long as the earth in its orbit shall move
The maxim, we hold, will be true
That thc dil renee in color, tween mortals
will prove
Tie mtng shonld .rorsiip the fsy
Then let democrats harransuc r-essayists III
dite,
For preachments we care not a straw;
This great truth is seli-etident--' Po.pcr .gilss
right
Nidclcit-PowEn Is Lsw.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
. IS = 3, .,}}3.p.zs.A!A TOR,
EDWARDsylLLE, JANUARY %. 1921.

BIZ" Ne nail east Of Carlyle has ar
rived at this place for two weeks past.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
FOR SALE.

TY)R cash, on reasonable terms, a NEGRO
IL WOMAN, % years ofage, VINO has d OF
~ years to serve. Apply to
EMANUEL J. WEST.
JAN $3.50
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23

The State Bank Bill, as published on
the OPP site page, has been passed by he
H use Of Representatives, by majority
eli two votes, and is before the Senate.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
District Court, NliNois,


December Term, 1920.
lanes johnson, and I :.
Richard N Johnson,
The President, Directors &
Company gfMe Rank u.s. =
Louj8, James j. WjikiNson, .
James Mason, and John q.
" Smith. -
r. appearing by the return of the Subpoena
Il in this cause, that the said President, Di-
rectors and COMPANY Of the Bank of st. Lolis,
and the said James ]. Wilkinson, and the 50 d
John b. n. Smith, are not found within the
District Of Illinois; il further appearing hat
'hey reside without the said District, an also,
that the seal Of the said Corporation Of he
sad President, Directors and Company !, With
out the ga Il Dlsrictiin motion Of SAID Com
Claimants attorney, it is therefore ordered,
Fiat public notice, signed by the Geek Of
his Court, be given in the Edwarlsflle spec
tator for four weees successivelv, and also for
The same length OF time IN the Missouri
Gazette, pubshelm 81. Louis. so that The last
notice be published before the fifteenth dav
If February next, that unless the said defcn-
dants, James J. Wilkinson, and John H. N.
Smith, and the said President, Directors and
Company of the Bank of st. Louis appear and
file their answer to the bill Of Complaint Of
said ComplaiHants, on or before the first day
Of The next term IF this Court, the same shall
be taken pro contesso.
A true copy Of the rule entered in this
cause.
WILLIAM n. BROWN,
Clerk 0fMe District Of illinois.
Jan. 16, 1821.-95 At
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23

70 EMAINlNG in the Post Dice at Kaskas-
L a kia onthe Isl day Of JANUARY, 1921, which.
II not taken out in three months viii be sent to
the General Post Office as dead letters.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23


lo) This is an ancient order of knighthood,
and is supposed TO be nearly cocyal with die
slavery OF men. 1t took It's rise amongst lhc
overseers OF slaves. Our poet appears to be
little prona Of this title having explained it
so far as to tell what the initials stand for 0ne
would suppose he NIGH have went 4 Little fur
thor, and thereby saved the trouble Of making
note for the lille Of his production.
o. | think that, before we get through, we
shall find it 10 be miserable poetry. For the
sake OF the rhyme land ii is very poor one
at las) Che author has placed the accent
on the wrong syllable in this word: and
the term d0ngh,fice, Immediately preceding
this, IS II s,f expression OF Jonny Raadoiph's
applied TO some of those meabers of Congress
who voted in favor of the celebrated compro-
mise relative to the well known Missouri t,ues-
ton, 1920.
(c) These two gentlemen, Messrs. Tall
madSe and Taylor, have at various times par
ticuariy distinguished themselves for Their
zeal and ability in opposing the extension and
perpetuation ofsiavery IN the UHted States.
CD Abiding, no doubt, to Col. Benton, of
lighting memory. and now one Of our Senators
Sets to Congress.
(e) Mr. Scott is said to have held forth some
bold expressions in Congress during the debate
on the Missouri question.
(f) The poet here, in his zeal, has strained
his eg!ogy so much that it exhibits rude dis
torton. One would suppose that he aimed to
quiz the gentlemen!
(g) Meaning the effects of slavery. This is
bold figure.
(h) The poet here alludes, it is supposed, TO
the doctrines advanced by the patriots OF the
revolution; and he depicts the sentiments of
many of our politicians exactly in their true
character.
(i) The cry Of "internal commotion," has
been reverberatcd from one extreme OF the
union to the other, during the tendency Of the
Missouri question, for no other purpose than
to trighten Randoph's douyh-faced gentry
1t was commenced by the delegate from Mis-
souri,, and the southern members OF Congress {;
and o. a.. the intrigues and manGuyres yet
adopted, this is the most silly, or the most
wicked, and ought to have excited even the
s ZANE of the Poet Laureat.
az Here is a sad mistake in spelling, or else
a deep game at double entendre. The poet
may, possibly, have, in his eye, a certain slave
dealer in the state of Illinois. Ofall the devils
in existence, the trafiickers in human flesh are
the most devilish.
% See note a.
(m) He is extremely negligent in dressing
his terms and epthets. by this, he evidently
means .Negro Barons, the highest order i'll Mis-
souri,, and of the longest standing
(n) BY pruning is here mean, dividing the
loaves and fishes, or sharing the Offices of 60
vernnent, which the arstocratIc author would
make us believe 10 the unqualified Privilege o
evsry citizen
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23

Persons calling for letters contained in the
above LIST will please 10 mention that they are
I'd, ertised, or they may not got them.
ABRAHAM PRiCKETr, p. NJ
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23
IN THE SENATE.

Punster-Grove, Jan. l, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23

Remaining in the Post Office at Ed.OardspiAt
January l, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05

Joseph Il. Luulbert AID oilers lad lease ~ bring
II Mn, 40.
SArUnbAY, F1s ..
Petitions committed 10 ibe House an5 Con-
cured in tie Senale--of Benjamin. SHAW and
others-of John Copeland anu others Of the
inhabitants of The South West part u Scsrb0--
rough-of the inhabitants Of the North West
part of Scarborough ibe South East part d
Buxton, and the remonsirances Of the tonns q
Mexico and DiSheld.
Bills, for establishing town lines of lhe town
OF Uniiy--respecling Insurance CoT.snies--
for incorporating tie Trustees The methodist
Society, ia PorIand--ior regulating the ad-
mission of Aitornes IL Law--to provide tor THE
laying out and repairing Of High Ways, and
for Incorporating tie Master, Wsrdgns, aud
Members Of Rising Virtue Lodge, having hsI
two several readings, passed 70 re engreAsd.
Resofve, for ratliyIng the Treaty with The
Penobscot Indians. passed 10 be engrossec ia
concurrence with the House.
Rssotye, providing for the compensation OF
the committee on tue State valuation, having
had two several readings passed 10 be engros-
sed, and sent down for concurrence.
The report Of the committee Cd Tie petition
Of the Court Of Sessions for tue County d Soa.-
ersei, was read and committed to Mtssrs.
Ripley, Kendall. and Morse.
Orders Of Notice were reported ia tn pptir
lions. Of III lot @. Vaughan, and 81 tie Select
men OF Wilton.
Ammi R. Mitchell and others had leave ~
bring ID bill. Adj
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
Nj AINE LEGISLATURE.
In SENATE.

THURSDAY, FEB. l.
The petition of Joseph r. Lambert aud Others
was read aud committed.
Petitions committed in the House and concurred
IN the Senate-of James Hanscom and otIsers-of
Moses Davis Jr-of Robert Soule and others-of
the inhabitants OF Phillips-of the selectmen cf
FarmIngton--of the Inhabitants Of Ason--of the
inhabitants Of Strcng-of John Mlory and Others
of the Selectmen OF Ringfeld-of William Battle
and others--of Nathan Hanson and others-ol VII
liam 1itcomb and others the Selectmen of VIII
ton and o,hers-of sundry inhabitants Of Wales
OF Vim. Anderson and others--and the remonstrance
Of William Sullivan.
Orders OF Notice reported On the petitions
-of the inhabitants Of Poiand-of John Carson
and others--ofthe first Congregational Society III
unIon--of Aaron Porter--of David Perham-and
Of Jeremiah Gosdwn.
The petitions of Thomas Lincoln and Others. and
OF Samuel Scamm6n, were referred to the neat Leg
islature
On The petition of Warren Rice and others the
committee reported, That the request ought Ia par
be granted end IN part To be relused-accet,ed and
sent down tor concurrence.
Arundel, kennebnnk, Enoch rerley and Others
Charles Whitman and Others, and Zebediah Thayer
aud others, had leave 10 bring IN bills
Levi Patterson bad leave to withdraw his pe,i,ion
Bill for incorporating PenoLscol Agricultural 90.
cieiy passed 10 be enacted
A Resolve directing that part nfrsr,aio mani.
70 be paid into the county Treasures, may bereaf
ter, ia certain cases be paid into tie State Treasu
~ passed 70 be engrosstd, aud was sent Il, VII I'll
concurrence.
Bils, Tor setting Of a part Of the town III Liver
more FOR providing against Hawkers and P~dlars
and petty chapmen; aud for maintenance oG iiIc.
climate children, having had two several reading.
passed 70 DC ehs'ossed- Adjourned.
FRIDAY, FKB =.
Fethots, Of Amni II. Mitchell and others-o.
Dshiei fierce aud othtrs-and the renonstranc,
Oh samuel Veszle aud others, were seserally rea.
and committed
balls' Tor incorporating Bath Steam Mill Com
p"ny-i securing 10 Mechanics and Others nav
nsn' TOT laoouf and materials in erecting building
Tor regulating fences and common Geld.-an,
for regulating divorces-havins h.c two sever,
| readings, passed 70 be engrosSsd.