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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
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WEDNESDAY, Mar 9, 1921.

RHODE.ISLAND ELECTION.
On Wednesday last the GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF this State, convened in
this town, agreeaby to Charter, for the
purpose of organizing the government
tor the year ensuing.
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. procession was
'ormed, consisting Of the Lieut.. Govern
or, the members Of the two Houses, and
very large number of citizens proceed
ed, under the escort ofthc Artillery Com
pany, commanded BY Col. RANDoLfH,
and company Of volunteer militia. (in
an Uniform dress commanded by Capt.
CARR, to the State House.
The House Immediately proceeded to
the choice of Speaker and Clerk; when
Elisha MatheSOson, Esq. was chosen
Speaker, and Ih. Rioers. Esq. Clerk.
A Committee was then appointed to
count the Votes for General. Officers, who
at 6 O'Clock, reported the following gen.
tlemen. to he elected, who were thereup-
on proclaimed, and engaged accordingly:
... Ills EXcELLENCY
Pc. WILLIAM c. GIBBS, Esq.
GOVERNOR.
THE HONORABLE
CALEB EARLE, Esq.
LIEUTR N.fN7. .GOYERN0R. .
SENATORS.
lst PHILIP MARTIN, Esq.
I'd. THOMAS Fry, Esq.
Sd. NATHAN Brown, Esq.
4tb. WILtIAM PEARcE, ESQ.,
5th. BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq.
9th. SrKPHEN B. CORNELL, Esq.
= 9TH. WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Esq.
9th. WILLIAM WHIPrLs, Esq. i
9th. ELISHA WATSON, Esq.
10th. JonN H. WATERMAN. Esq.
HrxRY BowEN, Esq. Secretary.
DurEE y.PEARoE. Esq. h,for. Gen.
THoxAsG. PIrMAN, Esq Gen. Treas.
The Election Of Governor &c. was
announced 10y salute, from the field
pieces of tho Artillery Company. and by
the ringing Of The bells.--in the evrning
there was Brilliant display offire works
Skros1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09

TIE legislature. during its sessions w:s
principally occupied IN the election q
civil and military officeTs Of the state for
the year ensuing. Most of the incum-'
bents of last year were elected.
Joseph 3, Peabody, Nicholas Taylor,
and John u. Atkinson, Esquires, were
added to the list OF Justices in this town =
and Christopher +. Robbins and Rich
ard X. Randolph we're added to the LIST
OF Public Notaries. e.;
Thomas Mann, Esq. was chosen
Chief Justice OF the Court of Common
Pleas for Providence County in the place
of Wheeler Martin, Esq. and jesst:
Tourte!lot, EMl. 5th Justice of said court
in the place of Judge Obey deceased.
Alpheus Billings, was chosen Sheriff
of Providence County in the place OF
Richard NJ. Field. who declined re-
election. 49,.
George CoggcshalI was chosen Sheriff
of Bristol County, in the place of VIII,
liam Reynolds, who has recently been.
chosen TOWN. Clerk Of the town oi Bris;
tol. '@
Gen. Albert c, Greene was chosen
Major General Of the militia oil the state,
Maj. Eras,as p: Allen was appointed
inspecy General Of the nilitu Of tls.
state. 49, >,
We regret that the ipdisposi,ion ot
Mr.. EARLE, the Lieds. Governorelect.
prevented bis attendance Oh Elcction.day.
Several civil and military appointment,
were postponed TO the June session. The
legislature adjourned on Saturday morvS
| ing last. '' =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
YoTES FOX GoYERNoP.

The following is tile official return Of
the whole number Of votes given in the
several towns, at the late election for
Governor and also the whole number
otyotes on the question, as to- the eSpe~
diency of calling a Convention to form
written Constitution for the State. ,%,
GOVERNOR. Conventions:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
THE HUNDRED DOLLARS +

Col. Garlic, Of Providence, called at this
Office last week, Ior the purpose OF ascertain
ing the nams OF the authos Of the letter re-
ceuiy published in our paper, and about which
such fuss and buster hes been made. He
was very frankly told that 90 payment of the
preferred reward The name OF The au,bor
should be given TO him, together with the
original letter. AT present we shall not Of.
fer any further remarks on this subjee,, o.
Col. Carlile has requested tine to consult bis
friends, and will come TO some dete minsliou
thereon at his next visit to Newport, which
is understood 10 be in about ten days.
Al the late term Of tho Supreme Judicial
Court 10 The couoy of Washington, Bepj,-
min Bye was convicted OF burning o bare,
and Iss sentenced by the Court TO Two years
imprisonment, and to psy as a foe the .sum
Of Ave handred dollsts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09

or Ssme rs,aarts re'ahre TO rsonJllsss fG-e-
s-aph rn TIE asf .ette sreral eth
J. srses, brefG,,d for fhs eeyrfapT a-s scsss'd-
aty d.,ered asni seTf =sA,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
SSOl 28Ol

Majority for Gov. Gibbs oter Mr. .-
BRIGHAM. io0o-sca;iering votes, 6e.
Majority against the Convention, 2S6.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
Real Estate for Sale.

THOMAS MERRILL, guardian 70 CARO-
LINE NJ. HOW, minor, having obtained
license therefor from the Supreme Judicial Court
Of the State, will sell at PubicAuction, nThurs-
day the 9th day Of December current, at IL
O'clock A. M. at TING Thy FLETCHER',
Office 10 Erchdnge-Strstt, PORTLAND, ali said
MINORS interest 10 and to the following describ-
ed Real Estate situated ID said Portland and
late the property of Daniel How, Merchant de-
ceased, being one fiith part in common and undi-
vided as one ithe heirs Of the said Daniel, de-
ceased, viz.
A lot of land with the brick building thereon
standing on Middle Street, owned in common and
undivided with William Evans, being one half
Of said land and building and now occupied bv
said Evans and William How
4 lot Of land on Spring Street, lying between
lots now occupied by Henry Goddard on one side
and Joseph G. Boyd on the other side and ez--
tending from said Spring Street TO Free Street.
lot Of land ard house thereon % Hish Street.
adjoining Capt. William McLellan's land and
now occupied by Thomas Eaton.
A lot Of land on Danforth Stree, formerly own
ed by the late Thos. Robinson.
A lot on State Street adj lining land owned By
Judge Preble.
lot with house and shop thereon On uniob
Street.
Also half lot owned in common with William
Evans adjoining the lot on which the Methodist
Westinghouse stands,
Also at the same time and place viii be sold
all the right title, aud interest OF the rest Of the
heirs of the said Daniel, deceased. and If their
assigns 10 the remaining four flths in common
and undivided Of the several parcels Of real
estate above described, together with the Wild
ow's right fdower therein, pursuant TO an agree
ment entered into by said Widow and the said
heirs and their assigns
particular description Of the title 10 and Of
the bounds OF said real estate may be scen al
said Elotcher's Office prior to the day ~ sae-
Terms, Cash on the delivery OF the deeds.
THOMAS MERRILL, Gu0rdian.
JOHN MUSSEY, JR. .9genfJr The heirs &si
TIMOTHY FLETCHER, Il es-r.
Portland, Dec. ., 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
THE WEATHER.

Winter payS his first visit southern brethren
we hope he intends to hinSelf, before he traU
els farther north.
Al Albany. on 30th ult. it again commenced showing
and continued throughout the day and evening Wind
from the north. Vessels are still navigating its waters
The river had closed at Albany, and TO within 3
miles Of Hudson and the ice was so firm as TO he
pasSabe. The sleighng good at the former place
and many sleighs had arrived with wheat.
AT Salmon river, in Jefferson county, the snow was
three feet sir inches deep.
The Providence Patriot Of 30th ut. says, snow
storm commenced in this town on Thursday, which
continued through the night and all yesterday. The
snow has drtted some but it has made fine sleighing
and the bells jingle menily."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

, ar al Row York, I'd inst sch Bosto n Packet,
Shuts, Castiue-3d, schrs Decatur, Hopkins.
81. John /; Pilgrim, Johnson, Edgecomb +, Mary
Ann. Jewctt, Wiscasset Ca-co, York, and Mo-
ses, Perkins, Portland. .-
Ar at Philadelphia % inst. brig Susannah
Mary, welsh of kennebec, New Orleans 23th,
schrs Lydia s. Mary, Port au Platt Sally,
Matthews, and William, johnson, Boston.
The sloop President, Ross, for Boston, sailed
from Richmond 29th.
Schr. Diomede, Drinkwater, Of this port, for
Boston cleared at Baltimore 28Lh uIt Schr. Ma
ry, Aubens OF Phipsburg, % days from Porto Rico,
arrived there 10Th.
Brig Neptune, Heating, of this port, 80 days
from ct. Domingo, arrived at Newyork 10Th, with
the loss OF three seamep on the passage, OF the
yellow fever and all the rest OF the crew sick ex-
Cept one. She received considerable damage IN
gale on the 26th. The Lucinda aud Regulator,
Of SaCo, arrived there same day. Schr. Caravan,
for Boston and Portland, 9TH inst was adv az
New York S0th.
Sch -, Coombs, from Kennebec, has arfi-
we'd at Providence.
The sch Fish Hawk, Weeks, from st. Barts,
went ashore the Beach, near Castine, in a
gale on the 25th ult. cargo dischargins, vessel
not expected TO be injured.
! BosToN, Dec. 2-Ar schrs Woolwich, Trott, oil
I Bath, 80 days from Aux Cages States,
/ Haskell, from Eastport-Eliza Ann, Jordan, and
Margaret, Bradford, do.-3I, soops Jones Hale,
and Packet, from Portland Sailed, briggs Jessie
tor st. John-Statira, of Bath, for New Orleans
Betsey, for Beliast-schrs Farmer, of Jonesbo-
rough, for North Carolina-Boston, for PASSPORT.
4.h, ar schrs Prince and Groves, Clover, OF
Sedswick, Lisbon, via Belfas, Sally, Eastport-
5th, schrs Ann, Webb, of1homaston, Richmond:
Decatur, Gushing, of Northyarmouth, Baltimore
9th, sch Emerald, Babson, Of Mt. Desert, from
Richmond Am. Hero, French, of Prospect,
from r. Island Abigail, Machas. Weut to sea
4tn inst. brig Laurel, for Lubec.-7th. ar schrs
Lngan. Haskell, Of Castine, from Passport 50
phronia Dole, Wade, of Wiscasset, iron Martin
ique Fair American, Gay, of Alachias, from
Commissioning at sunset, brig Florida. kel-
leran, of this port, from New iork-the fleet
came out Of Holmes Hole, Oh Friday morning.
a vessel is supposed TO have been lost on Fri
day, Dec. l, on or near the Graves live cat
came ashore on Saturday, on Calf Island, on a
dead highland a quantity Of wood and bark,
some parts Of a wreck, &c. have been picked up
| but no bodies found. Palladium.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
The Court Of Common Pleas sits in town TO day

We had anticipated 70 furnish our readers TO day
with the Presidents Message but the struggle for
speaker which CONSUMED the two first days Of the ses-
sion prevented r delivery probably until Wednesday.
We may expect it by this evenings mail
Il is stated in n Y. and Philadelphia paper that
the choice Of speaker would fall upon Mr.. Taylor of
New York. the late speaker it viii be perceived by
the result of the ballot Monday, that he the
HIGHEST candidate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
OLDENBURG.

The President of the l. States has issued his proc
lamation declaring that all discriminating counter
vailng duties the tonnage of vessels and on goods,
wares and merchandise of the Dukedom of Oldenburg
are repealed a consequence of having received in
formation that a spending regulation has been
adopted by the government of Oeenburg IN relation to
vessels and merchandise of the Il. States.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

To the honorable the Senate and House
ofReprssentatiges Of the State Of Maine, IN Legisla
! tUre assembled,
THE undersigned humby shew-That they held the
bond Of John Gray Joseph Gray, Andrew Gray,
and N1ehtable Gutter. late of Norhyamouth, deceas
ed and Of Joshua Gray, late Of Yarmouth, the
| " Of Barnstable, Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
deceased obigatmg them, the said John Joseph, An
drew, and Mdhitable and Joshua to make and deliver
good and sufficient deed Of warranty of five sixth Of
half OF the hundred acre LOT No. twenty nine, on
range b. formerly in NOrthyamouth, now Freeport,
on the payment Of a certain sum of money IN said
bond specified all which said sum hath been well and
truly paid by the undersigned John Soue Your Pc
toncrs further represent that all said obligors have
deceased withou; fulfilling said obligation and that the
administrator Of Joseph Gray IS dead also and that
no administration was ever had the of Me
htabe Gutter; and that the numerous heirs ofthe said
oblgors reside in different and distant parts Of the
country; and that many Of them are minors, some OF
whom have guardians, &c. but all OF them, IT Is be-
leved arc willing and DESTROYS that good and suf-
cient deed Of said premises should be made 10 your
petitioners will appear by the certificate OF such as
are OF mature age, accompanying this petition your
petitioners further represent that the undersigned John
Soue has been in the quiet possession of said premises
for than thirtythre years. VIZ. from the date Of
said bond e. has purchased the other sixth part Of said
half lot therefore pray, that John Gray Of North
Yarmouth Yeoman, the son Of John Gray above nam
cd, and his estate, may be authorized and
empowered TO make and deliver good and sufficient
deed Of warranty Of said premises to the undersigned
john Soule, VINO has paid the money in said bond
toned, and sin duty bound will ever pray.
JOHN SOULE.
November IS. WILLIAM SOULE.
The undersigned heirs Of the obligors named in the
foregoing petition well satisfied of the truth Of the
representation therein made, hereby declare full
consent and add our own requests that the prayer there
az Ip
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
c0hGREVE ROCKETS

The whaling ship Fame, which went out for an ex-
pertinent has returned to Hull, Eng with nine fish, IN
the capture Of the whole OF which, the Cogreoe Rock
et successfully used. One OF the FISH was upwards
OF 100 feet in length After being struck by the rock
ct, the largest Of them became easy prey. In one
case death was produced b. single rocket Six out Of
the died in Is minutes, and out Of the number took
out no line at all.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

From the National Intelligencer we learn, that one
Of the stages containing hlessrs McLane of Delaware
Hill and Holmes of Maine, Van Rensselaer, OF New
York and other members of Congress, passing down
long hill very rapidly. the tongue broke and frightened
The horses which with such fury, that one Of them
when they got the bottom of the HILL precipitaed
himself over precipce 10 II feet II is pleasing
10 add that the passengers received injury So mar
row escape, ought 10 be lesson ofcaution to dri-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
ar PRIT.lTE SALE,
By ATWOOD & QUINCY.
1925 bbls. new Beef, mess

NO. 1, and =,
40 chests Souchong Tea, Savannah cargo,
500 sItee Soal Leather, Of superior quality,
io' hnsiisE, nat and square bar Iron, just land
new lot stone Jugs,
A valuable Estate, consisting Of Store. Dwell
ling House and Land, which will be sold a
bargain if applied for soon. Situated near
the store occupied by Messrs. Bartels and Ba-
ker. Fore street.
Portland Rife Uniform, which win be sold
cheap faPplied for soon.
1000 lbs. English bistered and cast Steel.
p doz. EosIish Spades and Shovels,
100 boxes bloom, Muscatel and bunch Raisin..
$50 b6ls Domestic Coffee prepared by the ce.
ebrated Long, Philadelphia,
1000 lbs. Il. Sugar,
40 bales prime Cotton,
new and elegant toned Piano Forte,
90 barrels L. Sugar,
100 boxes yellow dipped Candles.
SO square and round bales Cotton Of superior
quality,
Elegant britannia metal tea and coffee Pots, by
the cask or dozen.
.AlsO-Block tin Tea Pots, at dollars Or. dog.
90 hhds. St. Croix and w. Island Rum, sweet
lavoured and Of superior quality,
hhds patent Rum,
5000 gallons n. f. Rum,
s sisi.' M, Msd Ss1s! lisbon Ten WINE
200 hhds Liverpool SALT,
25 8 first and second quality Muscovade
SUGAR,
A few pipes old Cognac Brandy, warranted pure,
A wallPew in Rev, DIR. Nichols Meeting House,
Philadelphia and German Mn SAWS,
90 m. Spanish Cigars in whole and quarter,
Bosses,
so bags good retailing COFFEE,
do. Common do.
Casks Sperm Oil,
I case London Quilts,
Is bbl.. Summer Strained Oil,
. cases Paper Hspgings,
leo boxes brown Soap,
rs kegs retailing and shipping Tobacco,
Bags Pimento--boxes Starch,
90 tons English Hat bar Iron,
25 do. iron follow Ware, Ct the same discount
as at the furnace. nov. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

The Emperor of Russia has presented 70 L. Coalc
Esq. OF Baltimore most superb Diamond Ring, as
testimonial of his appreciation Mr. Coae; official con-
duct while acting Russian Vice Consul for the port
OF Baltimore. The ling is composed of a bright topaz
set around with lis diamonds, II Of which very
large The ring is said exceed in beauty that which
the Emperor sent to Doct. Mitchell, Of New York.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
NOTICE..

THE person, who il the course Of the last
1 summer eft At Mr.. FARLEr's jeweiry shop
in this town, blueiSh culOnred SrbXE, may heat
something 10 his advantage by calling again or
giving hun information where he may he found.
Portland Dec. 9Th, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
.N.lPnLEnN"S ". s s

report is in circulation in London, that the Brit
ISL Government has determined examining all the
manuscripts LETT by Bonapate, without regard TO the
persons with whom they deposited. Ii is as
serted that Sir H. Lowe, the Governor OF -. Helena
Professionally seized all the papers of Napoleon and
brought them 70 England.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
L.4NC.ASTEREAN SCHOOLS.

: In the publick schools of Philadelphia. conducted
upon the Lancasteran system more than 5000 children
are instructed at expense Of less than four dollars
each, annually.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
gppOLNT.HENTS.

Alfred P Edwards, Esq OF New York, 70 be Consul
az Ruenos AyTes.
Henry r. Schoolcraft, ESQ the Missippi Traveller,
is appointed U. s. Agent al ST. Mary SALARY Sl5CO
per annum.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
CRL.lLES.
We have frt

We have frequent accounts of mail robberes in some
Of which Post Masters and Mail Carriers as well as
highwaymen, are implicated-and numerous accounts
of Pracies Robberies and other crimes whose details
would take mp much room in columns, and could
not be very interesting to our readers.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

The whole number OF votes for Member of
Congress in the 4th Eastern District was 1851.
Necessary to a choice, 1Gl6.-Ofwhich VIII
linn l.. Williamson has 1923 and is chosen
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
REAL EST4TE-FOr Sale.

4 BOUT 80 acres Of LAND. in Wesbrook,
n situated the southerly side of tb, Rev.
c. Bradley's Westinghouse, and running from
thence TO Fore Rver--t being the share set off TO
Joseph Frost, from his fathers estate. For TENS
and conditions, apply TO J. MAHAN.
Portland Dec 1, 1891
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

We learn that the Z. :. sloop Of War Hornet. has
captured pirate schooner of 60 guns and 10 men, and
sent her for the United States The prize has arrived
at Norfolk
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
To CORRESPONDENTS.

We are pleased TO acknowledge the receipt of the
communication Of " \ friend to Moderation" the
subject OF premium awarded at the late Cattle Show
at Halowel, and shall insert It in next it was
excluded from the present number, by matter preyi.
ously prepared.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
;Y Smoked Bacon /!
FOR SHE.

A CERTAIN piece or 10, q LAND, situated
N in Windham ~ the four. and last division
Of Ian,s in said Windham, and being half in CON-
mon and undivided OF lot Numbered twenty three
The whole lot is seventy three acres--W bich will
b. sold cheap for cssh, or approved credit.--In-
quire of LEVI BaADISH.
Portland Dec. fl, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
ANOTHER DEF4LC.A7YON.

The late Treasurer of the State of New-Jcrsey has
been discovered 10 be a defauer To the amount OF
si4teen thousand. dollars and uycardS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
COUNTERFEIT RfLL.S

4 ner emission Of counterfeit $40 bills of tie Me
chanics Bank have just made their appearance IN N.
York. They intended TO initiate plate Q. ard are
tolerably well executed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
3. & @. WILLIS


HAVE just received, by the Triton, from Liv-
erpooI, few real Norwich CAMBLtTS
Browns and NAVY BLUES, for Gentlemen
CIoaks.
A fine assortment Of Barnsley
Table Linen, in clio hs ard pieces, OF all sizes
aid and coloured Dama-k Table Covers o-4 To
f2-4- DoyIeys--ston, English Diaper. for Towel
Ing--Linrn Napkins-Scotch Linen Lawn, for
Hdkrs--Shoe Linens Linen Sheetings--lIi>h Lin
ens-iOO printed Cashmere Shawl, beautiful pat
terus--the beet quality Of Caroline Piaids, TO be
sold at 90 cents per yard-scarlet, crimson, blue
and green Moreans-- Ladies' white and cOlored
aid and beaver Gloves mems and boys leather
do.-Engsh silk Hose, Of every description-hai
10 SPUN silk GIoyer-FreLch Piareens. for La
dies' winter Capes--a great variety Of inserting
Trimmings--Brusses Carpetng and hearth Rugs.
They have remaining. Of their fall impUr tatioD,
ve.v complete assortment If London
.Superfae Cloths e C0SSimereS
"A hne choice Of LADItS' CLOTHS;
Broadclotts Coatngs, Dygis, kerseys, super
fine Hunters Cloths, Flannels, Scotch
Pidias and Bombazeens.
All Of the above, together with extensive
sortment Of other seasonabls Goods. they have i'm
ported this season. direct from the manufactures,
md VII sell at The lowest importing prices.
Portland, Dec. 11th, 1891 #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

as,sou, seaf towards yol, permit - % recommend
10 or attentive perusal the few brief Medical Tracts
hch vour Interpreter received from me Rest assur-
"a sir' you wil md IN them directions which latten-
gev followed viii preserve your health for ynars to
.rone and that il may please the Almighty God to
grant 10 YOU a long. happy, and advancing life, Is the
sncere praycr OF yoas grateful and obcdent servant
DANIEL l., GRLEN, NJ. ID.
The Executive Council assembled IN town Satur-
day week for tine tenth time since their election and
afer qualifying mr.. .ntss, adouned to the 27h inst.
l naturally be asked, what is the cause OF 50 fire.
ouent meetings OF the council They cannot meet with
out expence to the State and does the receive
consideration, geld pro qaO for their drafts upon the
treasury
We must tine answer to these questions to a
future occasion, but trust ii will not be denied that
the people feel the meetings of the council from one
end OF the to the other by the removal oil faithful
officers and by the appointment Of those whose future
services 10 be their endorsers.
The following official report OF the returns CT votes
for senator's made the late session renders it
tain that sixteen members chosen 10 the senate and
hat there ff.t1rv var
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
NOTICE..
ALL persons indebted to 'he late frmof
w. g. T.. OMAR u

are reminded that their notes s. accounts will in.
disc rimiuately be lett with an attorney for CO..
lection unless paid within sixty days.
Dec. S!h. 1921.