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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-26
UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.

ONlON FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
4 friends and the public, that they have estab-
iished the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
sn experienced workman At the eoloring and finish.
ing Wooilen goods Of all descriptions will be Gn.
ished ia The neAsest manne, on the most reasonable
terms. tsti ,He .s..t -itDr
~ WOOL CARDING.
Wool OF all grsdes carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue 10 manufacture wool on
shares os by contract, - may bsst suit their EN-.
ployers. .t..,. leg, s-,f,'.., ~ .t3 '
The following persons will receive and forward
any articles intended for the Union Factory
EDWARD STANuOPE, and
ROBERT r. & FRANCIS CARR, Nsrt,-s
GEORGE LAWTON, 7icertsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisiol Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance of their IA
voura JOHN DABCoCRs
MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth,. June -, 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-26
WOOL CARDING.

NOflS.E., .,t.,ts :
JAMES TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
> the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKlNG BUSINESS.
and IS ready to attend TO the calls Of his old CUE.
toners and Friends-the smallest favour viii cb
gratefully acknowledged and punctuaiiy attended
to--cai at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner Of Bannisters.whsrf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-26
,PAkZ AND,VTN7sRcooDc
n. SESSIONS

las pst received large assortment of Goods.
1 saisbie for the season, which in sdditou. 10
former sock, makes hrs assortment very ex'ensne.
al Of which be offers for sale on the most reAsons'
bic terms Dc s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-26
FiMaels and Wooien Tarn.

"A. Sr.SolONS,
WIsHEs to purchase . quantity of AmsSiesn
" white and dark Fi.anti -.fiss, quantity OF
good white end mixed Wookn Ten --Fsr which
,Gse~oss rrxs eiu be given V~E ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-26
NOT lCE.'

AHV Accounts must be settled.
lvl Those Persons Who have been owing me to.
uNn, years past cannot longer expect On indulgence
which il is no, in my power 70 gran, 1T s sbso-
lu,eIy Necessary and indispensable thst all my uo-
settled business should be closed forthwith msry
accounts are now put in ibe hard Of Justice fcs
collection, and ali those who wish to avoid expence
and trouble are required to pay the amount oi he1
dues. speedily IS possible
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-26
ON THIS DAY,

me OT0HQ IV0HovQI L0ffcfT,
100000 Dollars Highest Prize !!
Will commence drawing in the Chy OF Washington.
and as nothing but prizes will be drawn, Tickets and
parts can be purchased any time during the draw.
ingt-price 8 i3-one dollar less than Al Washing.
ton-ps,s in proportion
ALSO.
TICKETS ~ ThE
Grant Literature Louery,
$4,000 Dollars Highest Prize!
Tehes. present prco. l2--one dollar less than At
NewYorl. where the Lottery commences drawing
this day. ALSO,
TICKETS IN Tus
Pennsylvania State Lottery,
$4,000 Dollars Highest Prize
Tickets S 6-begins to draw n Pbilndeiphis on ths
l7th December, 1921.
! Tickets IN !he above Lotteries /or safe by
J. b. WOOD,
e. PRoVlDgHcE.
And J. G. SHAW.
D NEWPORT,
4. Who have for sale, Tickets in the
Domestic Industry Lottery.
Which begins to draw Jan. 1, 1921 New-Jeass
Giet of D i00o-being the 0rs. drawn number.
Nov % -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-26
NEW BOOKS,

NEW bOOhS1
Just reeeivsd and tor sale B,
: J. MCINTYRE,
No. lly, 2hdmsS-St.
Life Of Henry Martin,
Six Years Exile, by Madame de Staei.
Yamodem, by James Easlburn and his Friend.
No Fiction, or the Test Of Friendship,
Cryon, on the Passions, So. ..,
Chslmer's Discourscs 20 the Commercial ard or.
binary affairs Of Life.
Bridgwater Collection, new edition,
Parry's Voyage, new,
Morse's Geography. with A,lss, new edi.ioa.
Falconer's Shipwreck,
Allison, on Taste,
Josephus' Works.
Enbeld's Theology,
also,
A general assortment Of school Books and S.ations
airy, Blank Books, Bibles Quarto, from to HS,
l. Farmers Aimanscs for 1922. by the
Groce or single all of which may be had on the low
est terms. N...e euy p Nov %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

Extract from an address ~ Ferdinaad T. By
he grace Of God and me Constitution of The
Nonarchy, King of he Too Siciiies, &c&c.
70 hisJaithtM Deputies Of Parliament
declare then, TO you and 70 the nation
that has resolved 10 make every exertion for
the enjoyment Of liberal and wise constitu
ton. that whatever measures circumstances
may exact relative to our actual political
state, all my efforts will be directed that il ma V
remain forever fixed upon the following basis
/. That the individual and real liberty Of
my beloved subjects may be secured by Q
fundamental law Of The state.
90. That birth shall confer no privilege:
in The composition Of the legislative body o
the state.
8. That 10 taxes shall be imposed with
out the consent Of the nation in its legitimate
representation.
"A. That the accounts of public expendi.
ture shall be referred 10 The nation itself, anC
TO its representatives.
3. That laws shall be made in accord
with the national representatives
Sc. That the judicial power shall be indie
pendent
Z. That the press shall remain free, ex
cept from the operation Of laws enacted
against the abuses of its liberty.
%. That the Ministers be responsible.
80. That the Civil List shall be fixed.
further declare that none OF my subject,
shall ever receive moestation on account Of
past political events.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19

roR THE GAZETTE.
CONTRAST,
CN fair summers mon sFolrd out with PHI
lauder.
TO Gull the swcet siolets, and view the gay
Ineads.
whila aurora ia chariot or gold sIitteriog srien-
dour,
Emerg'd from the deep, with her milky white
How charming the landscape With hills, dale'
aud bower,
a rich pleasing verdue o'erspresd the wide earth,
The breeze gently waited perfumes from the
And the sougsters 50 gay, fl'd the air with their
mirth.
We were ohsrm'd with the scene-every object
delighted,
We unused with delight on bright pleasures TO
come,
No lear Of change in our hearts was excited,
We RECALLED our wild fancy where we CHANGED to
roam
Those pleasures were transeni-sSon nature was
ref,
OF the charms which rich verdant robe did bes-
tow,
Not flower, leaf or plant, has the ravager left.
Behold natures bosom Is covered with snow.
'fis winter. and Bofess, with terror howls round,
The storm beats with fury against our snug CO.,
Every streamlet in cold icy letteTs is bound,
All, the c0nffGst--how slnking-h shall meier
lie forgot.
Where now, my Philander, are the gay fragrant
flowers
And the meadows that teem'd with their yer
dnre 80 gay
Where's the sweet lille sougster 10 beguile ouI
sad hours
Like vision-sll VANISHED, OF gone TO decay.
How transient and fleeing pleasures on
earth,
Fer time they delight, bot soon vanish away
A gay summers orr, may inspire US with mirth,
Yet ak honor and gloom bethe close Of the day.
G. r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19

Which writ Il Execution the said JnGice is az
Ihorised 70 direct 10 zuy proper officer or officers
~ any county IN this State Who are hereby re-
CURED TO execute the ,ame according 10 the pre-
cepl thereof Add all fuch officers are hereby
declared liable for sny mslfezsanes or intolerance
of which they may be guilty in relation TO any such
Execution which may be delivered 'o,hem which
ExecufIon aid Juiliee il authorized 20 renew at
any time within year from the time the last
Execution wa refuruable.
brc 3 Be Il frofbsy sHsas3, That whenever
three years ihal have elapsed after the time cf pay
meet limited by any fuch reeognizanee withou;
apy Execution having been Issued or the same. o.
whenever the Julcs who took the same fhall have
deceased or removed fIcm the State or become
o'herwise disqualified. che Conufee NAV have his
action OF debt on the same, in the fame manner as
creditor is entitled 20 hzve hi. sction on any
judgment Of any court Of record ia this STATE.
January q, ls2l-Approved
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
To the Honorable Senate and House OF Rep
resentatives Of The STATE OF MAINE, an Le-

10 the Honorable Senate and House Of Rep
resentdtiUes Of the STATE OF MAINE, an Le-
g1Stdture, assembled.
TNHE inhabitants OF Westbrook. resneetfnIlv rem.
resent that the lower Bridge now existing
over Presumpscot River, HAS long been maintained
at the expense of the county of Cumberland IL
being in the Judgment Of the Legislature OF Alassa-
cnusetts, many years ago, too great a burden
10 impose on the town Of Famonth-That an
act was passed on the 20th day Of February, A. D.
1919, authorizing che Court of Sessions for the
county of Cumberland, TO discontinue the support
now afforded to said Bridge, by said county. and
appropriate the same to the support of another
Bridge, over said River, at Staples point. in said
Falmouih-snd said Court of session have accor
DINGHY, orsered the laying out Of highway from
the road near New Casco Meeting House. across
said River, to the road near the north end Of
Backbone Bridge, in said Westbrook-wbich
imposes an unreasonable burden on said town.
beyond what is ability enables or the public good
requires 1t 10 bear-Ihey therefore prav your
Honors, that the said Act passed Febuarv 90
1919, may be repealed.
ihey inrthe! represent that tue situation Of said
Nestbrook. containing all the land on The country
side OF Portland which is the principal market for
large portion OF territory, exposes il TO contin-
uai applications for new roads and to enormous
expenses IN making them-thus Increasing its
charges and burdens beyond all proportion 10 any
oenehI TO De derived from its neighbourhood to
ror'land-Ihey therefore pray that the laws res
Pect'ng ne laying cut Of new highways, may Be
revised and altered so far as that the expenses Of
the laying out and original making of public high
ways, by order of the Court Of Sessions be maid
out OF the county treasury, or such other remedy
be applied as 20 your hoDors may seem proper.
GEORGE FROST. eslecimfn
NATHANIEL wARREN.( Of
RANDALL JOHNSON, UsaGrock.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THUnsDAK, Feb Is.
Balls, TO regulate the inspection Of Beef & Pork
Tor exportation-to make provision for erecting
Gude-posts on public roadside incorporate Arson
Academy-to change the name Of the town of NAL
ta-for regulating drains and common shores-for
the protection Of the personal liberty or citizens
for the appointment of Agents for demanding and
receiving fugltives from ustice-to prevent frauds
and perJuries-for regulating 6sheries-for admit
ting inhabitants Of towns and certain other corpor-
auons 10 be witnesses<-to prevent forgery& coun-
terfeiting-to prevent tenants from committing
waste--to enable proprietors of private ways and
bridges 10 repair them in equal proporion-passtd
to be engrossed-sent up for concurrence
Russell and Gardner, and Nathaniel Gilman and
Others, had leave TO bring in bills.
Sundry petitions for the erection of new Coun-
ty were read and committed.
Remonstrance of s. G.. Thurston and Others was
read and committed.
Ordered, That the Clerk be directed 10 procure
the printing of 225 copies of the Census of the
State.
Resolve, authorisng the editors Of the Boston
Gazette to publish the laws and resolves Of this
state passed to be engrosed, sent Up FOR concur
renee.
Ordered, That - be a committee. with such
as the Senate may join, 70 designate the place al
wh,ch me hrst session Of the next Legislature shall
be holden-wih leave TO report by resolve or other
wise.
FRIDAY, February 1G
orders OF Notice were granted on petitions of
Jason Cumings and others-Ben jamin n Mace
and others-George Lord and others-Anthony
"oodslde and others-William Sampson and oth-
ers-Moses Springer and others-inhab itauts of
Westbrook and Falmouth.
Leave TO bring in a Bill, was given to inhabi-
tahts q North Yarmouth, bY the Senate. and sent
down for concurrence, aud the report was order
ed TO iie on the table till to morrow
BiAs passed 10 Be engrossed-to authorize sale
Oh ministerial lands in Greenwood-to set off JON
athan Moody and family, TO town Of Whitefeld;
regulating pilotase in eral ports in this State.
with an amendment by the Seuate-concernins
ioreign aitachment-defining powers and duties
oil turnpike corporations-and to secure the town
ct Hallowell against fire. &C
MT ohase OF LiTermOre, and DR.. Holland "a
Jay had leave OF absence till Wednesday mex
The committee 10 whom was referred the Bill
concerning Parishes, reported the same with sew
efal amendments, which were adopted. -nd on
motion OF Mr.. Clap, Of Portland. the question on
passing the same TO be engrossed, was passed 10
the Affirmative 70 pro--45 con.
Falmouth
s'rance against petition Of John n. Swazey, were
committed
Balls passed 10 Be enacisd-to prevent exporta-
tion o. manufactured calfskns and to encour-
sSe the manufacture Of leather boots and shoes
10 incorporate the Lincoln association of Mechan-
ics and manufacturers.
D"s postponed md fni,efy-for appointing
com customers Of l-nds, and making provision for
me ceiter improvement, Of low lands in certain
cases-and respecting parishes, religious societies
aud public worship.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
FRIDAY, FEB. 9.
THE BANKRUPT SYSTEM BILL.

SENATE.-The House then resumed the
consideration Of the bill TO establish an uniform
system of bankruptcy.
Mr. Holmes, Of Maine, spoke against The
bill Mr.. Hunter, in favor Of it; Mr. Macon.
against it and Mr.. VGn Dixie concluded the
debate by some remarks in favor Of the bill.
The question on the motion to postpone the
bill indefinitely, which motion has been for
some days pending, was then decided as fol-
lows:
YEAS-Messrs. Barbour, Eaton, King. OF
AIab. Macon, Morrill, Pleasan,s, Roberts.
Smith, Walker, of Alab. Williams of Tsn.-lO.
NAYS--Messrs. Brown, Chandler, Dana.
Dickerson, Edwards, Elliot, Gaillard, Holmes,
of Ne. Holmes, Of Miss Horsey, Hunter.
Johnson, Of Ken. Johnson, of Lou King. Of
N. Y. knight. Lanman, Lloyd, Lowrie, Mills.
Otis, Palmer, Parrott, Pinkney, Sanford,
Stokes, Talbot, Taylor, Thomas. TiChenor,
Trmble, Van Dyke, Williams, Of Miss.-3o.
So the Senate refused TO postpone the bill
indefinitely, in other words to reject it.
SLAVE TRADE.
HOUSE-Mr. HemphM, from the commit.
tee on SO much of the message of the Presi.
dent of the United States as relates n the
Slave trade, made report, concluding with
the following resolution
ResolUed, BY the Senate and House Of Rem
resentatives of the United States of America
in Congress assembled, That The President Of
the United States be requested to enter into
such arrangements as he may deem suitable
and proper, with one or more of the maritime
powers of Europe, for the efectual abolition
OF The African slave trade.
The report, with the documents accompa-
nying il, were ordered to be printed.
BALANCES DUE THE TREASURY.
The Speaker laid before the House letter
from the Comptroller of the Treasury, trans
hitting list prepared by the Register OF The
| Treasury, OF toe balances standing on the
books Of receipts and expenditures, and which
appear 10 have been due or unsettled more
than three years prior TO the 30th Of Septem-
Der last
The letter and documents were ordered 10
liz ~ the fahIa
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
MAINE LEGISLATURES.


THURSDAY, Feb Is
lhe committee, who had under consideration Tie
sspJect OF Wiscasset Bank, reported resolve which
was ordered to lie or the table, and Saturday mex,
al ~ clock assigned for the consideration thereof
6Hs-tor incorporating the Maine Medical Socie-
y-'or authorizing the sale Of minis eria and school
iahus ~ The town OF Greenwood-and to set off the
estate OF Jonathan Moody, from Whitehead aud 10
annex u TO The town Of Alalta-passed 10 be engross
ed-sent down for concurrence
0"ts-io prevent the expectation Of calf skins, and
oencourage the manufacture ofIeather and Of boot
ana shoes-to provide for keeping watches aud wards
20 and 10 prevent disorders in streets and pub
NC P'sees-to provide Tor the punishment Of murder
and other crimes-and 10 define tb- povers dr,iss
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
MISSOURI.

II is understood. that the committee OF the
House Of Representatives, on the Missouri
subject, came 10 a decision yesterday, being
the fourth day Of IFS sitting. What the pre-
else shape of their recommendation is 10 be,
cannot be known until after the report is made,
which is expected 10 day. II IS believed,
however their resolution contemplates con-
tIngent and prospective admission Of the state
into the Union. Ibid.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
BY THE MAILS.

NETWORK, FEB. ~
FIRE Between one and two O'clock
Yesterday morning, ere broke out IN small
frame building used as factory, on the corner
OF Bank and Greenwich street, in the VILLAGE
OF Greenwich, which. with The adjoining fac
tory, and a blick front house On Bank street.
and two frame tenements on Greenwich-street.
were entirely DESTROYED. In the factories
there were 90 looms, with goo yards Of cloth,
and calender press burnt.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
An ACT providing a speedy meth
od of recovering debts, and for

II
od of recovering debts, and for
preventing unnecessary costs
attending the same.
SEC. BE il enacted BY tbe Se.ots and House Q,
Psprr'enfafr7sS IN Legifidtgrs asabsJ, That every
Justice Of the Peace in this Stale hall have power
within his CouDty 20 take recognizaoces for the
payment of debts Of any perfon who fhal come
before him for thar purpofe, which recogoizance
may be in snbnance as follows s.
Know all men, that l. A. 3. of -, IN the
county of -, do owe unto @. ID. Of, the
fun of -, 10 be paid to The fSid c d. on the
-, day of -; and if fhaIl fail of ,he pay
of tie debts afore(sid, by the time zfor eiald
will and grant thar the iaid debt fhal be levied of
my goods aud chai,els, lands add tenements, and
IN want thereof ofmy body. Dated AT -, this
- day of - in the year of our Lord -.
Witness my hand and fsal - A b. - IS. Ac-
knowIedged the day aud year last abovesaid. Be-
fore, + L. Justice Of the Peace.
SIC. 2. Be a fr,b.y enacted, That every Jufice
of the Peace taking any fuck recognizance, fhall
Immediately record the fame at large in a Book TO
DC kept by him for that purrole and after the
same is recorded may deliver il 10 the Couulee /;
and upon the Corufees lodging The fame with the
ssid Juiiice, a. any time within three years from
the time when the fame !. payable, aud rtquefting
writ Of Execution, IL ihan be the du'y Of such
Justice 70 ifue writ of Execution thereon for
fuch sum as fhail appear to be due on the fame ;
which writ of Execution fhall be in iubs anee as
follows.
State of Maine. To the Sheriff Of the County
Of -. or his Deputy, either of the Conftables
of the town of -, h faid county Greeticg Be
cause A. of -, in the county of -, on the
- day Of. in the year Of our Lord -,
before 4, II. require. one of the Junices of the
Peace for the ia5 county of -, acknowledged
that he was indebted 10 c. d. of - 10 the fun
Of which he ought TO have paid on rhe--
day Of -, and remains unpaid a. IL is said -;
We command you therefore, that of the goods
ebaiteis or real estate of the f2id A. B. within
your precper, you caule to be paid and Satisfied
unto the ,sid c. ID. AZ the value thereof IN money
the sum TAFT a5ovesaid with -, for this writ |;
and fberecf also 70 satisfy yourself your own law
full fees Aoc for want of goods, chattels or real
sHzte of The szid "A. b. TO be found within your
precinct to the acceptance OF the fad c. d. to fat
isy tie funs aforefsid aud your fad fees we com-
macd ycu 20 take the body Ct the s4id A. 3. and
him commit unto our saol in our county
sforeiaid, there he AIMED IN The faid gsol IN
I'll he pay the full iums sboveszid. with YOUR faid
fees; or that the lad A B. he discharged by the
fsfd c. ID. ihe creditor, or oiherwne, hy order OF
law: Hereof fail not and make due return Of this
writ with your dcings therein unto the above
named Justice within sirty days ntxs coming
Witness he said Juftice at s, the - cay CT
-, n he year OF cur Lord -. K. F. Iuli;ce
Of the Peace.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19

FROM AN EXETER (ENG. PAPER.
Yesterday the lord bishop Of Lincoln, late
bishop Of this see, preached his farewell sermon
at cathedral, from Corinthians, XIV. last verse
=" BE yo stedfast, immovesbe," &c.
EPIGRAM
Not Whist do, but what say,
My brethren, should lie noted,
" BE ye immovesble,n Iprsy,
While more cG promoted.
But good, my lord, this version looks
Like novel variation
Nay, nay, my friends, shnt up your books,
Mine is the true Translation.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19

al No. s. Lone WHARF.
500 Bbls. Superfue Flour,
70 Bbis. No Beef,
10 Hhds. w. |. Rum.
$50 Boxes by 9 aud by 10 Window Glass,
40 Boxes No and Chocolate,
2 Pipes Lisbon Wine-HaIf and Quatter
Pipes ditto.
Hhds. and Bbs. American Gin.
2 Pipes Holland Gin. Casks Linseed Oil.
BY GREELEY.
feb. Is, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
BANKRUPT LAW.

From the decision in The Senate on yester-
day. il appears that there is large majority
Of that body in favor Of the principles Of that
bill for the establishment Of an uniform Sys-
tenn Of Bankruptcy. 1t sprobsble there j. a
majority in favor of it also IN the other House,
could the question be brought TO fair issue.
We doubt whether it can be hoped for at the
present session, wish bow we'may.
Nat. Int. FEB. 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
STATE OF MAINE

IN ne House Of Representatives., Feb t6, 1921.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered That the
Petitioners cause an attested Copv of ,he;- pa,i-
ton, with this Order thereon, TO ne unfinished
once ~ The EASTERN ARGUS and once ~ the
PORTLAND GAZETTE, both publications ~ ~ \,
least tcnr days before the last Monday in Fsbrn-
ary instant that all persons interested. may then
alPpeS and shew cause, irany they havel WHY
tue prayer of said petition should not be Granted
BENJAMIN ANES. Speaker.
A true Copy,
Attest, j. LORING CHILD, Clerk or ne
House Of Representatives..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19

Letters from Milan Of the 10Th inst. state
that The orders OF the Austrian government had
been received there for raising troops by a
conscriplon, which there was 10 doubt would
ae carried into effect, and with full rigour.-
The number OF men TO be raised by this mode
~ Milan and the surrounding district, was
1878, and The term Of service was announced
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
Sixteenth Congress..~SecOnd Session.
WEDNESDAY. FEBKuARY Z
BANKRUPT BILL.

DhNAhDI DILL.
SENATE.-The Senate then resumed the
consideration Of the bib TO establish an uniform
system Of bankruptcy.
Mr. Barbour delivered his sediments in op-
position 70 The bill, and Mr.. Ohs 10 favor Of il.
TARIFF.
HOUSE.-Mr. Batd1vin gave notice that
he Should, on Monday next. move 10 90 into a
committee Of The whole on the Tariff and
Auction Duties bill.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19

10 lie MOI three or four. bot eight years. The
measure was considered al Milan to refer not
merely 70 the designs against Naples, but TO
views 81 . sill more serious nature the purpoh
~ which j. not explained, the results Of the
Congress Of Troppau.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
SPANISH TREATY.

The ship Rapid. capt Roberts, is below,
81 days from Bordeaux. Don Barose, attach
cd 70 The Spanish Legation, landed at New
Castle and proceeded to Washington with des-
patches from Madrid, said to contain the rsti-
fed. treaty. 80 PhiLad. paper.