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STOP THE THTEF

OLN rom my stable Saturday night the I'LL, inst
- Soh'EL MAIZE feet 10 or IL inches high IL or =,
years old with bazed and her rbt fore on, ,;, "
S o ann PAGES Is stout made for mare, and in very
Inv uueris nebeved to be In foal. Whoever will deIife,
s @ , shall receive thirty dollars reward ten dol
mrs or tue mare alone have reason ia eiee from
the plamest circumstances that she was taken I n
elIis himself James Moore; he in the neghLorhood
'oout TWO weeks since and had horses for sole
amt ne disappeared on the night az late hour and has
ot Dcen heao since understand he talked of e,ino f
inc ste oil hcntnchy lie Is about feet big rs or Al,
ycas OF age andirom appearance has the snail
Tic wore ligt cooreigr ssimcre rIantaes
IIenrico, November D. s- -, sn IL.
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TO TEACHERS

TElE trustees Of the Boydton Academy give notice. at
they DESTROYS Of employing person TO take charge
Of the male department Of that institution for the ensuing
year. He mast be qualified teach the Latin and Greek
languages with the elementary branches Of the sciences s
ally required IN such senares. Application 10 be made TO
Beverly Sydnor HOIcli Jerics, WIN. Goodc Of Boyd
ton Mccklenbarg county, Virginia.
oct 10 6Oe2awIGi JOHN w LEWIS. scerv
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Green .Nolnfoin Laad 1or ,S07c-

U'eW .UOhHtutH Lund for Sale.
WILL be offered for sale to the bigcs, bidder on
1u oi one, two aud three years, before the front doc,
dHy pseenss, ert being Abnarie day. tract oil
lying on Hardware river in The county o AIbeInar no;n
nS the lands Of Carriers estate John Harris and Mri;,
Dawson containing by estimation $40 acres. 7, ~
Bond and approved security will he required of the mr.
chaser with deed Of on the land 10 secure ,i nm,
ouase money JOHN SHELTON n
FREDERICK HARRIS.
-. Exccu III. -.
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'0RTnTT-

Mount AIRY FEMALE SCHOOL will be eou,;o,,en
4'A the ensuing yearnnd viii on the iOfh 81
January. II viii be dismissed ON tue 10Th OF Dceen,l
vacation nf one month will take place during the summer
terms Tor BOARD and tuition 100 dollars, paid hall YEARLY Ia
advance. HtiAipUG ~ 'tIfI{ -.
Mount Airy, Caroline, Oct. &c. i;--tse% 80
PETITION Will be presented 60 tie virginia I5oiSa-
ture soliciting the passage Of law sell the real cs
tate which Judith Walker (wife Of John Walker acrred
from John Moscey and which by deed executed v ian,e
Walker so far as be had title has been conveyed In tt 10
Branch and a. Dera, Tor purposes declared in The deed
duly recorded. JIJDTTtI wa r Wri,
Buckingham Nov. rs. AZ .,.s,. ~.
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VIE subscriber finds it necessary caution all ncrsops
u against irespasng on his plantation ut Westliam hy
hunting passing through it. III Offenders after This
notice Willie dealt with according Ia law. ~
November 2 Oft WILLIAM SUiPAVD
Ii persons having claims aganSt j(iIN III nj 8 NJ
4 deceased, are requested 10 make them known.
=, -. WALTER DUN. Executor
Nov w. ol-u ofJotn Graham. decd
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MATTAPONY LAND FOR SUN

ii AvlNG determined 20 the south shall die
u pose OF the tract Of land on which live In Caroline
county on reasonable terms The tract lies within about
te us 81 bowling reen, and contains los acres ~ re
cent urveyncary al Nat land, and Of quality equal ~ any,
on me so or 20 acres ofhc Low, grous
on the river sue OF which enA has lately been thrown
part OF me country combines advantagcs-persons
70 purchase viii view and Judge for item
selves IL sale Is made in time privilege will 70 ve, a.,
purchaser 70 seed wheat ibis fal not subscriber
SOW the ground prepared and sell il with the land
Possession viii be gjfea rsf Of January poxt nerbs.
'oD ge ~ required ALIEN APPERSOf.
Vet. - III
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m porl.atGa County Court, Nor. 10, 1871.
DAVID LEsUEUR, Ph.

leughes Owen Jesse Owen and Ann b. his In caancrS5
wife, aud Peter Lesueur, D,n,
This day came the plaintiff by Richard O. uenders,r
Esq his attorney, ar filed his bill against the
ana the defendant Peter lie having filed his ars,vsr
Inc same, tlereupon the motion of The said painti & =,
aeererd aod ordered by the COURT that the peter Le
sueur be restrained and prohibited from pnyinrr
III any manner dispensing of secreting any money Ennis
OF effects IN ms hands, belonging owing the defendants
esse owen anu wife, until the further order of this court
ana appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the
Su ueiehans Jesse Owen and wife not Inhabitants nj
on the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney aforc
sa, uecrced and ordered by the court that they do
appear mere On or before The third Thursday in Fer,a
next ana answer the plaintiffs bill and rive securitv fr
performing such decree as the may make he and
l copy ot ths order be forthwith inserted in some
months ccsivey and that another copy be posted u
~ he door OF The courthouse Of this county two succes
ruary a copy-Teste yVaI . n a ~ :. = eN-
November %. =, -
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Council Chamber, November u, 1921.
NOTICE

JIE Executive viii receive proposals for the sale ofte
Virginia Reports by Francis w Gilmer Counsellor al
Law, ad Of the 5th 9th and 7th volumes Of Jennings Stat
utes at Large. Done nv advice Of Council.
Wn. II. RICHARDSON, Cicss.
Nnvemher q. Il n
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TRUST SALE.

VIE Subscribers will sell by auction ready money ON
Il frid'yfh ljth day IF month the Eagle Tavern
in The City Of Richmond by virtue OF trust made
10 mem by 'ohn r. Shields, dated the 7th day Of 1916
and Of record in Henerico County Court he ot of lon1
mentioned in that deeI, it being the lot No in DarInslatt
pian neur the Bowling Green.
CHARLES COPLAND.
THOMAS BROKENDROUGII.
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SALE OF LAND-


PURSUANT 10 deed of executed TO us by Thomas
u Miller and wife, duly recorded in clerks office of
King William county, to the payment OF sunry sums
OF money due to Robert Sanard and Jarrett Minor trustees
oi warner L. Wormey, decd the request of the said
trustees we shall! sell the premises CASH TO the bphe
bidder n large and valuable called lIaEsE Id1e &
borDJ Grore, containing about $500 acres The day nj
sale will he Saturday the 12ih Of January ne1,.
ROBERT s. CHEW,
DABNEY IIERNDON, Trustees
October 50. N I,o,n
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NOTICE


Ii persons indebted the estse Of WIN. HICKMAN
deceased, late OF Powbatan county, arc requested 10
make immediate payment Those claims are desired
to produce hen Edward Baptist atoriz cd to transact
all business my behalf.
.. ANN HICKMAN,
nov. 10, 3I--stE Err IF I'm. Hickman, dec.
~ 'rue ot u deed OF trust executed by
- lanei Wade, sen. and William Saunders on The 5tt
day OF May 1875 and duly the county OF Goo CHI
In Tor the purpose of securing the payment certain sums
81 money therein inenonedyl be sold, the Sd dan Of
lyn,r neft II air II not, the fair day, the pre-
mes 10 the highest bidder, for money the prppertv
Conveyed by tue said deed Of consisting Tract Of
LAM yin. in said of Goochand, adjoining the
lands OF John BASS, Mary Vaughn, Richard alcCau and
1nerS containing eighteen acres, with Saw and Grist
MN thereon This sale will be made for the purpos,. of
r,ing me balance oihe last sum of money intended
secured by Tire said deed, and mentioned therein
DANIEL WADE, Sen. 2.r
WILLIAM SAUNDERS. i'Stees'
a nHetinS oi the President Directors of the James
River Company on the 10th of November 1921,
Rcotd That the Clerk advertise that proposals will he
received until The 10th of December for experienced per-
sonD siperntend the construction OF tie Karawha Road
and Bridges. A copy teste N
Nov. H. 55-2uwti5D ROBIar POLLARD, Clerk
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cARPETs.

The following article from tho London Morning Chronicle
81 Sept, 2ih gives the proceedings Justciary Court
Stering Scotland, in the Of Thompson and SON
against William Lee on charge Of having induced james
Mcel carpet wcave, 90 leave the employ Of Thompson
aud COME 20 the United States and establish manufacture
of the same description Of goods II will be that the
counsel for the defendant offered have Mitchell brought
TO be the case in article this subject, Mondays
Journal viz That the species of manufacture had
been carried IN New York. previous the introduction
Unto tc United Saies Of MessTe TlOmpsons inaiusc
tufetbe Patent OF hcssrs Ilaigh Of this city, bearing
date at least inety de before Mitchell could arrived
in New York ~. Y. Josr
Seduction If frtifces % lave fSe kingdo,s. William
Lee put 90 the bar accused of seducng arcers from
this country principals engaged in the eorpe nnufscory;
Hud inf@rucJaH iaiing asen % the Cncd Stsie3 of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
MAJOR ANDRE.

The Ph9ton frigate, capt. w. A. Montagr, has
arrived at Portsmouth from Halifax, with the remains
OF Major Andre, after extraordinary quick pas
sage of only 10 days The two cedar trees (says n
writer in the London Courer) which grew out OF his
grave, we're forwarded to England with the remains
Their roots bad wrapped themselves round the scnlI
of Andre, like fine netting II is evident that Ma
ior Andre was not buried in his regmentas, as not
button, nor any part OF his dress, save the leather
string that tied his hair could be found
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

Although large quantities Of fax arc always raised
40 our country, we still import Il vast proportion of
tic linens that are useGbut il is believed that if we
paid suitable attention TO the culture and afterwards
TO The preparation, of the fax necessary even for ie
dncsf manufactures we might, at no distant period .
woTk UP The raw naterlal TO great profit, aud retain
~ The country largc proportion of the uoncy
NAT IS now saHt abroad for foreign linen manufac-
lures.
Onc great Officially in the way Of our countrymen in
ihe use OF aN for fine fabrics has been, the want of
nn cihci'nt mode of preparing il for that purpose
Inc practice oi rong fax in wafer Of dew is ncces-
st'rliy attended with much azurd and labor and the
Dcauy q" IS always impaired by that mode Of prepa-
raiion-Wc are much grat6rd M being able fo sia,c
uHt machlnc has been invented in this city, which
rs Tar as we arc able to Judge from our own observe
tiQn, and the opinions of 4 nnnbe Of highly respec-
i0c gentlemen, will fully remove the difficulties that
have hitherto eSistcd with regard to it, and answer
I ihe purposes nat TIC inventor had in view, or the
farmer cantleSir,.
The inventor Of this machine is Anthony Dew. A..
sisied IN his operations 10y Mr. James M'Donald boil,
Oi ibis ciiy. Mr., Dew raised the mast snnso, On rreo
Of fax reclaimed salt ma,s lands in New Iersey
As u would be Impossible, without incnrring oreat
expense 10 procure This large quantity Of fax dressed
~ NC usid nanier, and not being able to obtain the
machines IN usc in Great Britain he undertake. Il,
form one Tor his own use and We bink Inc has s,,c
cceded ~ ~ uncommon degree. This lnacbine i
intended to DO moved by animal OF water power-it
dresses Hax anJ hemp IN an unrOied state, and of
course saves ~ he cxpCn-c and evils OF rottino-nd
II IS supposed when moved by power e0Eal h. that
~ yoke 81 oxen, will dress tOn Of FAX ~ day.
Us operations arc suc that it will carry through, the
Io'chihe iiTec eugths OF fax IN minute and its
performance - perfect that the anx * cnnpletely
l|okc aud dressed Alior having passed through the
cninc u IS TO be- boiled IN manner perfectly with
~ 'he power Of eyciy lIrmer aud when boiled aud
HhiShco u IS iol ~ The finest order. We have n sum
pie ~ Ibis office, which in point Of con,lexion Goe
ncss and soitness OF ibfc, is very ic inferior 10 fine
bosS SIN Its certainly very Ear superior in every
respect to any ias that have ever seen dressed in
ou, country ng0 as lar as VIC may bc allowed 10
Judge, would ha III 10 be worked ;,, lie Zoo, ;
Of "Sl;sh iliS is susceptible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
: e. z, Hanoser cO.msy cosri, oetoterai. 1891.

rd mr HsaSrsr County co,ri, October FL. issi>
=, 81. Again.,
deceased, Timothy Smith, Joseph Smith, r e..
Nicholas Smith, Betsy Hinton and her has !" o"aH'''
pand Noah Hinton, Frankly Goolsby, widow
OF john Soolsty, and Jenny Cole, widow of
This tay came the pan,;r nv Richard SiorJs
aud lc, his bill il, this cause and The defendants T"o,
smith Joseph Smith Nicholas Smith, Betsey Hinton AMI
her husband Noah Hinton, FRANKLY Goolsy and Jenny Col
not having entered their appearance and given security
s eo to the nc, Of Assembly and the rules OF this court
aug appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
hun OF 'h country on the motion of hc plaintiff BY
on The oithe quarterly and answer the
said bill AMI that copy OF this order be forthwith
eo p. n that ,ss sy
cg Ne posted at the front door OF the courthouse Of this
AcOpSs-Teste, THO. POLLARD, u. cite.
- -. - - oH-wdwt 2.
na County October court si
i Jane Nicholson and Lucy Nicholson, Piuintig,
Arm Nicholson Anderson Nicholson, Pamela A. Nishol
son. Henry W. Nicholson Nancy Nicholson and George r.
The defendants Anderson Nicholson PAMELA N;cne,.
and Henry W. Nichoson NOT having ic, their nnrers uS
given security, according the act OF Assembly and tl
that they are not ipnSanis Of this
or inc morton OF the plaintiffs by their attorney, Ordxd
W. Nicholson. doappear here on the third Monday De
eenher next and answer the bin Of the plaintiffs; Tia,
Enquirer for eight weeks sueeessvcy, and posted at ,Le
oeo,or A ss W. Is. EAsLEY,p. o.
s Ei ~, Chesterfield Connty Court, Ociobr
Elijah llrum'nall, PieiatD,
John brumma Chasiain I,rumma.l Josiah Elliott Joe
all r,nmali and Green Hancock and Ircnn his we isf..
| Irena Drumniall, DSGndsaatt,
On the motion the plaintiff nv counsel and &
,o c Satisfaction OF the court that the defendants John
Brnmnaii, chastan Drummall and Josiah BrnmmaI Ivc
cannot he served upon them, the order and de-
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most affecting scene was exhibited mt the Old
Bailey sessions, London passing sentence of death
been convicted of uuering a forged .e5 note. Ills
wife, aged II, who also condemned to death at
the same sessions for similar offence, and who a-
peared TO be woman OF superior address and educ,-
ton, was placed ut the bar along with her husband
When the clerk Of the arragns asked Cadman what
he had TO say why sentence of death should not be
passed upon him, he was 50 oycrpowered with grief
that he could only articulate-" he hoped they would
spare his wife life" When the same question was
put 10 the female she sud, that If her husband died
she hoped she should die with him"
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In Goochinnd Countv Col,Ti. I5iL 0ciobcr I0ot
IN Observation-Disclosures Harrison, Thomas n, Ijar,n
son. Carter H. Harrison and Archibald NJ. Harrison
&c.. Plaintiffs,

sr,,,, Ptointigsf
Martin Walker and Maria his wife. Thomas L. &
which said Maria and Thomas children and bes az It
.Griiin and Mary his wife. deceased I,f;,dnn,s
rms gay came The plaintiffs by their attorney, who @
their bill against the deiendan,s-an IL nprcarp,r ~ '
siac9n OF e court that the said defendants are not, nhab
tn's oil ms state, an, are of the state on lie moo
OF the plaintiffs by their attorney, ordered and ecreo
ny me court that the snd defendants appear here On o.
nriore he third Monday in January next and answer ,
piainns bill and give security according 10 The act of A.
senoy ana the rules of this court, that cpy of ,hjs
or"er DC iortwih inserted Ia spaper published in
me ci'y OF heiniond and continued two months ucces
'e, ana that another copy be posted the front door Of
inc courthouse OF this county the next successive
court days and that commission fr the plaintiffs TO
@ he deposition OF Mary Blair Ne of Archibald blair on
'aSlms Tue same. copy-TesteaW. MILLER, g. 6. C.
Dtto"ti - 43-MGw
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November - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-18
ROBERT g. NICHOLAS

HAS removed his Office to the nearly opposite the
Merchants CohceflOuse, recently occupied as an Office
by Robert G. Scott, Esq Resides the different courts in the
city o Richmond Ice continues TO practise the Supe
ror aud inferior Courts Of GOoeljand and Chesterfield
Septemher 49,. SCI
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

NV ENVY UULLAKS KEWARD
STRAYED from Mrs Aliens farm near FarpviIIe Prince
- Edward on the 9th Of August last BAY HORSE six
years old last spring. about five feet hig long name and tail
and as well recOleced three white feet and star or
duh blaze IN the forehead. His boy longer than usual for
horse of his height and rather low In the witlersasa
very wild look, and when rode Is fiery and ungovernabe
There no certainty what direction this horse has taken but
Is supposed he has gone the country. reward OF ~
will be paid to any person who will deliver him 10 the sub
scriber IN Petersburg DANIEL +. ALLEN.
September ~. sa-Iof
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COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Letters from ST. Thomas,
thagena-and of this intelligence we have further
confirmation by the last arrivaIrom La Guayra where
report of this important event was confidently cir
culated when the .4rimha Bell sailed from thence
Thus are the Patriots in possession of the strongest
hold, and as we may fairly say, the last hope of the
Royaliss in Colombia. Porto Cabello and Cumana
are comparatively Of minor importance, and they we
presume, have surrendered 10 the Colombian arms,
before this date. Indeed, Porto Cabeo was in such
state from the pressure OF the Patriots from with
out, and disease wilhn that its immediate fall became
unavoidable.
1t IS with extreme regret, add, that reports from
La Guayra state that Of ali the English and Irish Off
GERS in The battle of Carabobo only five survived the
conflict IL is true that Bolivar in his official account
aiudes TO the loss OF the British particularly severe
by the Arnthia Bell, will, in this particular turn out
to he incorrect. Fed. Guz.
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Cob EMS

Lottery and Exchange Offices, IA and gll
Market-street, Baltimore.
where more capital prizes have been obtained than a, any
other Office in America.
II ORDERS by mail post paid, by private conycvapce
enclosing the cash prize tickets will meet the anne omnt
attention as If on personal application addressed 10
j. i. COHEN, Jr.
~ SecrtfnrHfo IRE Mrnnrlr, Rul,..n...
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NOTICE.

FTWE General Meeting Of the Trustees Of TIAMPDEN
SIDNEY COLLEGE, IS TO be held on Wednesday the
18th September at tile College II Is earnestly rcosste
that all the members Of the Board will attend.
WILLIAM S. MORTON, Clerk.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BosToS, Sept. 10.-Yesterday the ship
Falcon, Capt. J. w. Lewis arrived at this
port from Liverpool, bringing London dates
to the 26th, and Liverpool to the s8th July.
They furnish no continental news of interest ;
but on the subject of the Coronation, are
crowded with every occurrence, however tri-
fling, which attended the important ceremony.
1t may be considered very remarkable, that
although nearly the whole population Of Lon
don wasin the streets, and crowding towards
the scene Of Coronation, no serious accident
or tumult is mentioned to have taken place !;
but on the contrary, that the whole parade and
ceremonies were conducted, throughout, with
the most perfect order and regularity. The
Queen was not permitted to take any part in
the Coronation, or even to be present in
Abbey.
The London Observer, Of the Esd July,
with an accompanying supplement, is almost
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1G2l-FRANcIsCO DELGADo, Colonel in
fha Army ofthe Republic, Governor Com
mandant General and Intendant of this Pro-
vince, makes known, That
whereas, his excellency the Libertador pre-
stdeni has thought proper TO continue the Just
Struggle that we have with so much glory and
Success sustained for the independence of A
merlca sand taking into consideration that i'm
he territory under his command, some per-
sons are still to be found, who, in the present
state of war, may be prcjudiciaI to the inter
ests oECOlumbia if measures of prccaution are
not taken, for the purpose of having only A.
moDgst us one common opinion of the liberal
system, subject to the vicissitudes of war, and
without being forced by violent means it has
been decitcd iB accord to the ilIustrious mu-
mc,palny assembled yesterday, to command.
by these presents, do command To be
published, fixed, and circulated for its due OBJ
sctvHIce, inserting il besides in the gazette of
TINS capital, the following:
J. Every person Of whatever class. sex. or
profession, who in consequence of the war.
lhay be discontinued and DESTROYS of emigrat-
49,; rom TINS city, must apply in ~ hours af-
ar ilIs publication for their passports, that
within three days, they may leave this coun-
ny Wllh Their families, property, &c.
:. (he same liberty is granted to those per-
sons VINO may wish To go to foreign countries,
hecausc their opinions do not conform TO our
3. Those persons comprehcndcd in the fore
gong article, whomay not apply for tbcirpass-
ports, wishing to remain under the repibIic.
viii understand that fthey are Spaniards, or
nt those attached to them, they mnst present
themselves To the government within three
VI, ~ tGic the oath il the following manner
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-15

"WEDNESDAY, FeB. M.
fetitions Committed in the House aud csn-lrred
- 'ne oehste--Oi tn Inhabitants OF F'airfax-ot
The oeiectmen Of Bowdoin-of the se.ertraep 4
hram of b. Wales and others--and ~ ~. -
haOitants OF Eastport also the remonstrances ~
the inha bitants Of Nienna-of inhabitants NJ Mar,
tstions No. aud 9-of John Hartman 81 and
o. samuel Gro.e and others: also the nersoriaI.
o. Matthew Oliver aud others, and Of Luther n
Hill. -
The committee who had under consideration
sundry petitions for the erection Of a new county.
reported leave 10 withdraw said petitions: which
report was ordered to lie on the fable. and Satnr
Gay next at ten O'Clock, assigned 1r the cons q
GRAFTON thereof
Ordered, That Messr.. Page, Potter and O'Bri.
en- with SUCH a. the House NAV ioin he \ com
mttee 70 meet the agents az Castina Rank
thursday the 18th inst 70 hear their statement.
and 10 consider what measures would be advisable
Tor the Leg lature 10 adopt, with leave u report
by bill or otherwise.-Sent down or concurrence.
Orders of notice were reported on the petitions
Of William kennard and others-of Aaron Porter
OF Samuel Hutchinson and Others samuel
Patterson and others-of Reuben OH and others
-ofJo Copeland and ohers-and Of E!llah Dali
sey and another
The Selectmen Of Putnam had leave 70 bring in
bill.
Bills, to prevent blasphemy and profane swear
ing, and for regulating the packing and selling Of
paper, passed TO be engrossed IN concurrence with
the House.
The joint committee who had under considera-
ton the remonstrance OF the town Of Gardner as
reported that they find mistake in the valuation
Of that town to the amount OF 500 1l9 So ard that
the same should be deducted from the ,aluation
Of said town, and also Of the county OF Kennebeck.
IN which said town is staated-aCcepted and sent
down for concurrence.
The joint committee, who had under considera-
ton the subject of the HalloweH and Augusta
Bank, reported Bill for revoking the charter of
said Bank and providing for the collection and
payment of the debts of the corporation, and clo-
sing ITS concerns-accepted aud sent down for
concurrence.