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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

The following described estates are offered on
terms extremely favorable 10 the purchaser,
being put on sale TO close concern.
a FARM in Gray in the county of Cumber-
n land, few rods from ihe Wooden Manufac-
tory. Ii consists Of about $50 acres of very good
upland; about 10 acres Of which are used for now
ing and tilIage. There are on The premises from
100 TO $50 thrifty young apple trees, most Of
which are in bearIDg-Gwo barns-a substantial
well bulls dwelllng-house, twelve yeats od-abont
So by Ii feet square, TWO stories high and thor
oughy misunderstanding two chimnes-four rooms
on each ho0r-with convenient out-buIdings-
and near the house never-failing spring If ex.
cellent water. This farm also contains a valuable
mI-,ite with a stone dam, and il twenty miles
rom Portland Market.
A wood-lot If so acres in Newt Gloucester, w.
Ing three quarters of mile from the above farm.
Another wood lot 10 Gray, about half mile
from the same farm. and containing 23 IL acres.
A valuable LOT and store in The center of the
village 10 Gray. 8 miles from Portland, at the
junction Of the greaI roads leading from Oxford
aud kennebec counties 10 Portland.
About ass acres OF land in Gray, being FIVE out
lots Of i07 acres each lying in the fourth division
One undivided half of two story dwelling
hsuse, bake-house and lot, con aiming 100 square
rods of land, situate in The village in North Var
mouth, about half mile from The new meeting.
house, aud is now occupied by Mr.. Amos Siorer
A very convenient aud spacious tenement in
Portland, being the easterly half Of that we'll
built lhree-s,ory dwelling house bounded on Han
cock and Fore-Streets. and fts0efly owned and oc.
cuPied by Col. Stephenson. his ienementis well
supplied with good water freaa The aqutduct, and
commands fine view OF the barbor.
A Ot OF land in Lisbon 10 the county OF Lin
coin. lying on both sides the main road leading
FROM Lewiston 20 the center of Lisbon, containing
about 8 IL acres. with good one story dwelling
house and store thereon, formerly occupied by
Benz. ID. Bryant, Esq.
For further particulars application may he made
20 the subscriber, at has office in NJ idIe-sireei,
Portland.
SIMON GREENLFAF.
July IL, 1891 [6w.)
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POETRY.
FROM THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
THERE Is AN HOUR.n

FROM THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
"THERE Is AN HOUR"
THERE Is an hour Of inward JOY,
An hour to mirth and pleasure given,
When man enjoys. without a4oy,
The sleep OF eafth--the calm Of Heaven.
There is an hour Of happiness,
When man can reyel free from pain; |!
An hour Of pure unhallowed bliss, -
Which every mortal strives TO gain. i
But all there is solemn hour,
When dread reflections wake the soul ! .
When man must own higher power, y,
A God supTeme-who holds control. ~
'Tis when disease has laid US low, =
And sorrow dims the closing eye
When tyrant Death, mans mortal foe,
Proclaims alas that we must die
Yes, yes. it's then we feel and own
Our be- pless lot-our wretched fate (:
CRY for foTgiveness-loudly moan,
| And sorrow DER our dying state.
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FOR SALE

THREE House Lots in and near Washington
Street,
One House Lot in or near Cumberland Street.
One undivided half Of House and Land formerly
belonging to Neal shaw.
One undivided half Of House and Land at Capt.
sick owned with Richie rJ GoodDg.
One undivided half of Saw Mil on the upper
Falls Brunswick, now occupied by Vincent
Woodsde
The above would be exchanged for English or
W. !. Goods, or for Land in the Country.
Apply to ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Portland, May 90.
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Portsmouth ana COnCOrd Mail
!Slage,
EAVES Portsmouth on Mondays. Wednes-
La days and Fridays, at O'Clock, A NJ. and ar
rives a. Concord az o'clock II M.-Returning,
leaves Concord Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays,
at O'Clock A. VI. and arrives at Portsmouth at
O'Clock, P Nj.
The route is thorough Greenland, Stratham, Ex-
e,er. Epping, Nottingham Deerheid, EPSON and
Chichester 10 Concord.
Fare from Portsmouth to Concord $3.50 Way
fare the same as in othe. Stages.
Books kept at WILDEs' Hotel Portsmouth; al
BUKLBY's Tavern Exeter; and at HuTcHINGs'
Hotel, Concord
The Public are respectfully informed that new
and elegant Coach, good Horses and careful dri-
YER, are provided. The patronage Of the public
10 this line is solicited.
JAMES WILDES, 4gent
Portsmouth, May 8, 1921. Sm
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SPECTACLES AND HAT STOLEN.
A BOUT three weeks since s Thief to from
IA the Bookstore OF PRATT s SAWYER, ;
pair Of silver-b SPECTACLES, with round
green glasses and on The evening Of the 18Th
INST. some person entered the house of the sub
scriber, in Essex.s,reet, and stole another pair
Of elegant slIvet-bowed SPECTACLES, with
green oval glsses-toge with Fur HAT,
about one third worn. Whoever will give in
formation that she'll Iesd to The recovery Of TIE
tolen property the deiec ion Of the Thief
shall be handsomely rewarded. Apply to
SIMEON PRATT.
Portland, July "a.
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FURNITURE !. Chairs.
WILLIAM HASK ELL,

(BACK STREET. Has FOR SALE.
n DE-. fancy CHAIRS. of good quality /;
- common do sIDEBOARDS; SECRE-
3ARIES; BUREAUS; Grecian CARD IA
TIES; Pembroke and Dining do ; common DO. !;
dressing do. Grecian SOFAS; common do );
EASY CHAIRS; WORK TABLES; high and
field post BEDSTEADS; common do.--Also,
10000 feet of Bay and st. Domingo
Mahogany Boards and Plank,
which he Will sell on as good terms as can be
purchased in the state. 0lF-Those who wish to
purchase a large or small quantity, will please 20
call and see for themselves. Orders from the
country will be attended 10.
Portland, July 28th, 1921 If
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a 2rip-Hammer Shop For Sale,

{ TUATFD 90 the Little Androfcoggin, 10 Po-
! land At place called Paine's Mills. shop
|" offered at low rate long credit and the
purchafer If well recommeD ded may besuprlied
with nock ofiron.-A good chance for an indus
trious man acquainted with the uie Of the trip ham,
mer.
ALso-A FARM of 100 acres,
pleafanty 6tustsd 10 Minot, with superior orch
ard late the properly of John Leech.
and few icts Of excel lent land 10 the fourth
ing Town of St. Albans, in Somerset county one
or two ofwhich lots may be paid for in Iabour.
Apply to VIM. LADD.
Minot, April Is, 1921 #
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Trustees of Maine Baptist Educa-

ION Society.
WHEREAS the Legislature Of the State Of
~ Maine, did by ther act passed the 5th Of
reorua'y last, incorporate SyIvsnus Bosrdman,
Jeremiah Chaplin, and other, theirs associates and
successors into body polite blythe ofthe Trus
ices OF he Name Baptist Education Society, and
did authorize the subscriber to fix the time and
place OF holding the first meeting Of said Trustees,
Notice is therefore given that the first Meeting
OF said Trustees will be held in Watervile, at the
house Of Professor Chaplin or Tuesday. Aug. IL,
az ; O'Clock, T. Nj. A punctusl attendance OF
the board is requested.
THOMAS B. RIPLEY, Secretary.
July ST.
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stufs, sc.
HENRY BUTMAN,

Middls-Stresf, OFFERS FOR SALE,
~ bbls 6 ound CA MWOOD,
wv hid. Dutch MADDEN,
hAds. COPPERAS,
6 bbs. ALUM,
1000 lbs. Blue VIFRIOL,
case bsst Bengal INDIGO,
Z cafbovs GIL vITRIOL,
IS gruce Press PAPERS
JOGWOOD FUSTIC; REDWOOD;
NICARAGUA; WOAD; NUTGALLS;
SCREWS; JACKS; 1ENTER HOOKS;
COPPERS; SPERM OIL.
SHEARING MACHINES-TEAZ
Together with supply of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
on the most reasonable terms. (9w)
July "a.
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FOR SALE, by E. GREELEY,

NO. 8, Long Vharf,
90 casks first quality sumsper strained OIL;
700 bbis. superdne FLOUEk
loo ditto fine do. <S
l pipes American BRt-'DY
5 do. Cognso d.l
10 hhds. W. 1. RUM 10 bhls JGAR;
Baskets and cases sWE FL OIk4;f
SO boxes CHOCOLATE;
40 kegs manufactured TOBACCO;
$50 boxes7 by 9 & BLY, 10 WINDOW GLASS
july 30h, 1891
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Mustard Mandatory.
BRAHAM BICKFORD,

INFORMS the inhabitants Of thi, town and vi
ciniry that be has taken the shop 10 Street,
opposite Capt. JOEL HALLS where he has erect
ted Mill for the maaufacrure Of
Mustard, Pepper, Cqfee and Spaces.
ne has acquired such know edge Of the bu.ine.
a. will enable him to give sagisaction- and iovi'ss
traders and Others TO call on him ADD examine for
themseves
~ Cash given for mustard Seed.
Portland, Juiy IT,
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SPIRITS.

SPIRITS. TEAS.
Old Cognac Erandy- Gunpowder- Imperial
Spanish do.-Cherry DO { Hyson-tyson.. n Dung
schiedam and Meesp Hyson --Iiyson Skin
Gin--AmeFican do SOuchoug- Bobes.
Old Jamaica RUm--st SPICES.
Croix and u renada do Nutmegs. Macs. Cloves
Cherry and N. l.. do. Pimento-Cassa...GlI-
WINES. ger-Ciunamon.
Champagne. p. SUGARS.
Madeirs-- Sicily Ma White and Brown Ha.
dera-I enerife-Lisbon- vana- Nuscovado, va.
Vidouia-kesl Port ; riuus quaiiiIcs--India
Ciaret-R ed--Frontig- double boiled Brown Y
observation-disclosures. ) White-Loaf, double &
FRUITS. single refned-Lump.
Mala Grapes-Blnsca- COFFEE.
Gel and Bloom Raisins- , Old Java Bourbon
Maiags, Cssk and SUI " est India.
tana do.-SmyIna do : CANDLES.
Turkey dgs-Zsnt Cur SpermaCeii--N ould
rsnts-DaIes.. Bordeaux , and Dipped--TalIow,
s-Lemons-Cr- : various sizes.
snges-Appes. CORDIALS.
MUTE. Martinique Noyeau--
Fibert~-EngIish Wal Absinthe-.Annisced--
uuts--Shagbsrl.s--( as CTeOlC--Moni,in.
snos-Pecan.-Jordau CHEESE
Almonds. |. American. best.
CHOCOLATE, No. L and 2 Shells bottled
and draught CiGer Demijohns, one. two and four
gallons Mois-se s, West Inda. & Sugar Baker's:
Mustard suPeEhne Durham Entry Mats, various
sizes; Spernacet Oil; FLASK and Bottle do. !;
Sauces; Esscnce OF Anchovies /; India Soy; Catsup;
Cayenne and MaIabar Pepper Windsor shaving
Soap; Brown & White do; Castillo do; Liverpool
Blown salt; Salt Petre Cider Vinegar; Starch;
Dun Fish London and Bristol Brown Stout
Porter Isiuglase /; Oatmeal; Citron; Capers;
Rice, and Superfe Ft0ur, particularly selected for
fnmilies. Also, HGrand Cigars, from The best
manufactures an HdrGna.
Taftrcuiar attention will be paid to orders from
families and for ships stores. Orders from abroad
will be attended to with promptness. and meet
with the same attention though the persons
were present; as a strict uniformity will be adher
ed to in prices, 10 all who may be pleased to favor
the above establishment.
o. Al articles not proring satisfactory 10 The
purchaser, aoN be receired again.
L4ugua7. M
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Portland, July "a

TAKEN By Execution and zeiA BE sod at Pub
he .4uction, on Saturday The tGenty fifth day
o. August neat, al II O'Clock "a the forenoon
al the store Of tie subscriber IN Gray,
A IL the right in equity uf redemption which
"a Solomon IhIro has ia redeemng the fol-
lowing described mortgsged Reai Estate, situated
in Raymond, in the County Of Cumberland, viz
A lot of LA ND. No. l. ~ rheif4th range of lots
~ sad Raymond, containing $50 acres more or less
and is The same land the said Ihiro lives on. To-
gether with alt the buildings and privileges thereto
belonging. Nj. HARRIS, ID. Sheriff.
July "a, 1891.
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Grapes, Silks, Ribbons, sc.


ETchange-Street, near Cumberland Bank,
HAS just received two cases Nankin and Can
Il Il ton GRAPES, comprising elegant assort-
ment of black and cooured-back and changea-
bic Siks-elegant figured and plain Ribbons cot
ton CamhIick and CembTick Muslins- elegant
S-4 end al London PrinIs-black Bombaziles-
black Itaian Grapes
ALSO, Factory -Checks-etripes-
Shirtings- Sheetings- Threads Tickings, &c. which
gre offered for sale verychesp for cash only.
July "a CIV.
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TJNHE Numbers ofthe ATTIC FRATERNITY, sre here
Il by notified, that their annual meeting i'll b. held Il
Gorham Academy the 9Th OF August. An anniversary
orstion will be deyered. by MT, sttIhrn N. Staples.
Rufus d. FOLS ON, Secretary
July 81, 1871.
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fHHE subscribers. having been appoint cd Gusrda5s If
Mr.. ELIJAH bOND. o. Westbrook, hsreby caaf,oi
all persons against hSro0uring, trusting trailing With said
bona ittkey avoid The penalty Il The las ceBts
OF bis contracting ~ili bs paid.
DANIEL CIRCUIT.
henry CHAPMAN.
Wesrbrock IDLY 81.
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NEW GOODS-CHEAP.
A CARD.
MR. WITHiCOMBE has the

pleasure of announcing 10 his friends and the in
hsbtants Of this town, that his second quart for
the polite ADD graceful accomplishment of Dancing,
will commence on SATURDAY, the 18th Of August.
Mr. W. thinks i unnecessary 10 make ProlUse
expressions Of zeal aud talents, be rests his
hopes Of encouragement on the only basis, the
Improvement Of his pupils, and the discernmeBt Of
a generous and enlightened public. Those who
may honour him with the important charge Of
their tuition are desired to make previous aPpli-
cation.
- \. 3. Music taught-PiaDos tuned and
repaired
o. Communications received at Maj GAGE's.
Portland july 81.
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Wholesale 4, Retail Grocery Establishment,
Insurance. MISUNDERSTANDING STREET,
(JOiafng ihe Canberlnnd RdnkO
BY JOHN cox.

XMHERE viii be kept the following articles RI
w the best quality when they 20 be had in
The country, VIZ;
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Cloths & CdSSimereS.

BARBOUR < SCOTT,
Have just addedt 10 their stock of
CLO1HS Il CAssIMkRES an ADDITIONAL supply,
just impolted-msking their assortment very ex-
ntesive. (tC) June o.
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After the execution of the Greek Patriarch az
Constantinople, the body was dragged through
the city by the Jews, with the most dreadful IN
suits. A Greek is stated to have succeeded ii
obtaining the body from them while yet entire,
for 100000 pisstres.
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I3 Steam Packets employed AZ LIVERPOOL Eng scr
are u squsaIiy seen u motion = The sac sun>.
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VALUABLE ESTATES.

Portsmouth, May 8, 1921. Sm
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If the claim Of Mr.. Walker, the kings apothe-
,ary, now preferred, be allowed ia the court OF
claims, he Will be obliged to attend at the cere-
lstIon, IN the dress Of the EsculaPius Of Edward
T. viz. long shses, turned up at the toe, and
ooped 70 the knee blue stocking one leg,
and red stocking on tue other With z party
coiouTed vest and cloak. His OtfIce wtli be q
carry in one hahd bottle Of periumed OF.
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

Portsmouth ana Concord Mail
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-02-17

Dsne, Denni.on, Dickinson, Edwards, Con.
Edwards, Pen. Edwards, n. C. Eustis, Fay.
Eoiger, Foot, Forrest, Fuller, Govhum,
Gray, Guyon, Hall, N. c. Hardin, Hemp
hill, Hill, Hobart, Jones, Va. Kendall, Kent.
Lathrop, Livesmore, Lowndes, Mac!ay.
Mccoy, Mccullough, McLaDs, Del. Meigs,
Mercer, Montgomery, Morton, Neaie, Nell
son, Mass. Nelson, Va. Newton, Parker. Va.
pinckney, Plumers Rankin, Reed, Rhea,
Rich. Richards. Rioggold, Robert son, Russ,
Sawyer, Sergeant, SIlsbee, Simkins, smith.
N. }. Smith, Md. Smith, N. c. Street.
Strong, W StFong,N. Y. Swearingen, Ter.
rel, Tomlin,on. Tompkins, Tucker, S. c.
Warteld, Wendover, Whitman, Williams,
N. G. Wood.-s6.
So the motion was rejected.
Mr.. Beecher then moved to amend
the bill by inserting provision, ap-
propriatinS the sum of twenty thou
sand dollars for the repair of the
Cumberland Road, beiug a part of the
unexpended balance of appropriations
for completing that Road.
ms motion was negatived; and
Ihc bill was then ordered 10 be en-
crossed for a third reading.
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WASHINGTON, FEB. r.
THE WAYS AND MEANS.

The committee of the House of Re-
representatives., which has charge of
this subject, iii respect to which there,
has been such diversity of calculations.
yesterday made long report, in COM
pliance with the resolutions of the
House, passed on the Sd instant.
which resolutions required of the com.
mlttee to enquire and report whether
any measures are necessary to in
crease the revenue? and if so, to re-
port those measures; and to enquire
into the expedieney of prohibiting or
imposing additional duties on the i'm
portation of foreign spirits, and impo-
sing ali excise OH domestic distilled.
spirits.
On the first point, the committee
report as their opinion, that the reve-
nue. Will be adequate to the expense of
the government; and further, that, if
no change happen, it will be sufficient,
In succeeding years. fully to repay, be-
fore the 1st day of January, 1895, the
loan of the last year, and any loan
which may be necessary during the
present year.
On the second point, the committee
answer, that, the revenue being amply
adequate to the expenses of the GO
vernment, of course no measures for
ats increase are necessary.
On the third point, the committee
submit their opinion against any imn,e-
date imposition of an excise on do
mestic spirits, OF of any new duty on,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-02-17

This motion was agreed to, 76
to 50.
The committee then rose and re-
ported the resolution as amended.
After the committee rose, Mr..
Lowndes' motion was modified SO as
70 embrace Captains, Masters Com
'rflandant. Lieutenants, and Midship-
men, Instead of commissioned Off
GERS"
The question being OFF agreeing to
Rr., Lowndes' amendment
Asmotion was made by MIR. Mercer
to amend it by including in the pro-
vlso the seHmen as well as the officers
new in service. This nation was ne
gatiycd.
The question on agreeing TO the
proriSo reported by the committee of
the whole, as above, was decided by
Yeas and Nays, aflirmativek, 81
to 6S.
Further amendments were propo-
sed when Mr.. Brush moved to post
pone indefinitely tx, whale ss,.l,;E
but before the question was taken eli
this MOTION
The House adjourned.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6.
THE NAVY.

The House then, on motion Of Mr..
Barbour, resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole, Mr.. Smith, of
Md. in the chair, on the report of the
committee OH Naval Affairs, which
concludes with the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That naval peace establish.
ment ought to be fixed by law.
Hereupon took place debate and
proceedings, of which the protracted
sitting of the house and the pre-occu-
patton OF our columns, prevent us at
this time from giving any thing more
than the results.
"A motion was made by Mr..
Lowndes to amend the resolution re-
ported by the committee, by adding
thereto the following:
Pr0usdeci That the number of commits
stoned officers tosbe authorized, shall not be
less than that of those who.ars now commits.
sioned 10 the service.
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4eib Gongres8.
FROM TIE Rational INrELLieENcEk
in SENATE.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY O.
THE BANKRUPT sYsTEM-BiLI.


The House resumed the considefa-
ton of the bill to establish an uniform
system of bankruptcy.
MIR. Holmes, Of Maine, spoke a.
gainst The bill MIR. Hunter in favor
81 it; Mr.. Macon against it and
Mr.. Van Dyke concluded the Debate
by some remarks in favor; sfthe bill.
The question on the motion to post
ponc the bill indefnitely-wilich mo-
lion has been for some days pending,
was then decided as follows
YEAS.-Messss. Barbour, Eaton. King,
of Allah. Macon, Morrill,, Peasants, Roberts,
snlith, Walker,o Of Alabama, Williams, Of
Te6 TO
Messrs Brown. Chandler. Da.s,
DiekeFson, Edwards, Elliot, G aillsrd, Holmes
of Maine, Holmes OF Miss, Hor.ey, Hunter,
Johnson OF Ken. Johnson of LOU lana, King
of n y. knight, Lanmsn, Lloyd, Lowrie,
Mile, Osis, Palmer, Parrot, Pinkney, SAM
lord, Stokes, Talbot. Taylor, Thomas, Tich.
snor, Tr1nbls, Van Dyke, Williams of
Mss.-32.
So the Senate refused to postpone
the bill indefinitely, or in other words,
to reject it. Soon after which,
The Senate adjourned.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Q.

Mr.. Hemphill, '.,m the committee
Oh so much of the message of the Pre-
sident of the United States as relates
to the Slave Trade, made a report,
concluding with the following resoIu-
ton:
ResolUed, By the Senate and House of Re.
representatives. of the United States of Ameri.
"a, 10 Congress assembled, That the Presi.
dent OF the United States be requested TO en-,
ter into such arrangements as he may deem
suitable and proper, with one or more of the
maritime powers of Europe, for the effectual
abolition of the African slave trade.
The report, with the documents ac-
companying it, was ordered to be
printed.
MISSION TO SOUTHAMERICA.
The House then resumed the consi-
dcratIon OF the annual appropriation
bill for the support of the civil list.
MIR. Clay submitted the same pro-
position which he had made in COM
mittee OF the whole the other day, viz.
to amend the bill by inserting therein
the following clause:
"For an outfit and one years salary to
sue M'n::ter as the President, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate. NAV
send 10 any government Of South America,
which has established, and Is maintaining, it,
indrPendency on Spain. sum not exceeding
10, 600 dollsrs,r -,
On this motion debate arose.
MIR. Clay spoke at some length in
further support of his proposition, OH