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an additional supply OF
Mem Goods.
BARBOUR 81 SCOTT,

Exchange Street, Hegs jtr- ress'0ea.
rYANDSoME drab Brcadeloths,
l EGztsrs aIsths, drab. olive add brown,
Ladies Cloths, blue, olive, bronze and brown,
Niddling priced Cloths aad Cassimsres various
cO.oUrs,
A few pieces elegant biac. and blue London Cloths
and Cassimercs,
Dsvonshire kerseys
Fine BombaZelts, plain aud twilledi
Tartan Plaias-6-i FianBels,
Silk and tabnv Veivsts oil colours,
Rss, iag silk Handkerchief.
De black Ereach twillsd Silks,
Black nank in Crares.
Fine and amaGR Linens,
Al Russia DanGsk,
Fine hleaelhsd Factory CottoDs--brown Shirt ngs
and 3beetlngs,
8 and IA Checks Bed Tickiags--lne and cam
noli Satinetts,
Toge hsr, with a variety OF other
COTTON, WOODEN + SILK GOODS,
Ehich will be sold as low as at any other store
own. 6w Jan.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
Dec. %, 1890.

Al a Court of Probate held at lie
Probate Office n Portland. ~ithia aud FIR tAe
County of Cumberland, the fourth Wednes-
day Of De- emoer. in the year of Lord eighteen
hundred aud wsnty-
E4DMUND Mann paRed Executor in a
T.! certain inftl umsot purportsg 70 be the lzf
will and tsffsmeet IF Hannah Phpney, ate of Cor
ham, n faid eoun'y Widow, deceafed, having
Prsiebtsd The iame for pTsbate
ORBERHB. That the faid Edmund, give no
tice % all perfcls iaisretsd by causing copy
Of thi order 10 be Publiihed three weeks fus-
csssivsly in the Portland 6afsre printed Port.
land that thsy may appear at Probate Court to
be Reid at the Probate Ofics aforesaid, on tbs
6rif Tuesday of February neI' al ten Of the clock
ia he foresoou and fhsw sADfe. If any they have,
why he faid infirumenr hould not be reved,
approved ADD allowed as The lalf will and iefla-
Eent Of laid dscealCd.
A. X. PARIS, Judge.
A true coPy-Ateh,
HsakTIo 9oUTasATE Reeffsr.
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kaM GAZEF TIE 6<sM
-sS 1ss2sss SHIPPING LIST. ASa asasas
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
Friday, Dee. 39-Ar brig Rising Sun, Hobbs,
St. Andrews, plaster.
Saturday s5h M4a.soa, Jones HaIif-x. plaster
--csg Ago. heilersn, Havana, mslasses TO }.
KHigh and J. Farmer.
SUnGdy-sCh's Planter, Drinkwater, Boston,
flour 20 lss aptain-Dolghia, bi4ncheri, d.
y John Brooks, Priace, Newburypari, tallow sad
candies.
NondGy-sch Monroe, Noyes, Aiexssdr,s, -four
--brss srutus, and 1r tnnia, Goth frsm Boston.
CLEARANCEs.
Saturday, Dec. So Clear d brig. CumberIaSd,
Woodbury., sud iropic, base, both TER Cuba
sch Union, uiuckiey, Alexs"dra.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA
Schr. Two Brothers, Webber. IA days from
Bath, arrived at Norfolk 22d ut
Brig Britannia, Maxwell, for Portland Phe
be, Grindell, for C2st4s-and Gen. Armstrong,
Wsbbsr, for Bath, cleared at Boston on Satur-
day last.
u cor d colHnR OF saIp new, ZEE f 6. pse..
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In this town. on the Esd ul.. RovENA. dsuSh-
ter OF Sir. Parker lsley, ts.--Mr. WJLLIAa
RoBtNsog. aged So a iHfsut child Of wis,0w
Hagge'i--s caild OK 81. Charles Frnsi
Ia Gorham, Mrs. MARY, wife of M. silnen
Eide, aged o..
la Conway, N. H. Mrs. Mary Boawell, aged
73
In Durham, Eleanor, wife Of Josiah Buruham
Esq.-s child Of Mt. John Gerrsh, aged months
Miss Harriet Dunhan, aged rs.
At Washington, Hon. JAMES BURRILL, Jr.
Senator Of ths United States, from Rhode Island,
enc ofthe best Of men.
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no nd h,

~ II T..
TAKsNbY Execution asd 20 be Old A. pub ie
Auction ca Monday, the hf day Of shru4ry
neI at The dwell hcuie Of D.xter Bssrce
Bsq. IN New G oucsaer, az Two ofthe clock
a
\ LII the rgh .nd in srsia which William Pal
isfter has n and 10 Lot numhered IRE h a.
bred anu fif' Eve, in he Of Durham, Nv vir.
tue Of the aid Pal efer's I'M r vemes,s ssd Dos
session. Jules. saiS E,scslion is Yfsvisusy dis
charged by the aid Pallafer.
PHILIP CHANDLER, Coroner.
Newgoucelter, Dec. rs 1922.
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Al a Court OF Probate held al the

Probate Office ia Pc -tIand, within and for the
County IF Cumbera and, on he fourth WedEe.-
day OF December 10 he year OF our Lord e,gh-
cen hundred and rweaty,
ID EBECCA MECQUIkE. adm ristratriI Of the
II eene of lame. H. Megquiss, late CT New
o uuceiier, 10 faId souuty. Ciockm4ker, deceafed
having preissted her hrA ace0uts Of adnnillra-
q ~ he es,ae Of fad dsceaied
OkDrs ., That the fa,d admioi(trairin give notice
al psrfons iaterened, by causing copy of
this order TO be publi.hed three weeks lnccsss-
iveiy in the Portland Gazette, printed AT Port
land, thar they may appeas ar a PROBATE Court
20 Ne be a. the ProbAse Office afOrefsid, co the
hrR Iuesday Of FEBRUARY oss, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon asd thew cauie, IL any they have,
why the lame should NOT &c allowed
A. X. PARIS, Iadse.
Atrue ccpy-aiies
Ho&ATIo scurHoATk, Register.
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F. GREELEY

d Il Has for Sale al No. 5, Long Wharf
49, Hhds W. T. Kun.
$50 Bbl,. superfne Flour,
s PTpes Holland Gin,
do. Brandy,
tIha and IS Hbl. American Gin,
$50 Bill, Nc. 2 Beef,
10 Bags PimeDto,
az Boxes Chocolate.
100 Boxes Window Glass " By 9 and 8 by 10,
8 Ebls. and Tierces Linseed Oil,
Is Kegs Tobacco,
Boxes and Chests Souchong and EysOn ska
TEA
Jan. I, 1921.
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which ElissouIi has thought proper 70 assume
towards tie Uuion. II may u edifying %
bear 10 mind lie impudenl se'Emportsnce
with which she has sci her arms akimbo and
he fierce snd fsrcicsl consequence with which
she has cocked h., bat on ihis occasion. Now
would u not7se almost too ridiculous for Con
gFess TO discover any psuic Would i no,
be slmssD TOO ludicrous iOr conception 10 see
Congress proslrating il powers and assuming
o neoficani aspect 60 appease This ternagapt
sPtI/ Would il tend 10 inspire Missouri
Ihih any more modesiy on her part or With
any more exalted ideas Of The dynasty Of
Cong and the sovereignty of the nation /!
0r>Ssrd il not rather 10 to increae her suda
city and encourage the empty imagination by
which she has been taught 10 suppose thst he
was already an independent state neither wan
ting lie confirmation, nor liable 10 the interpo
sition Of COngrsss2
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MARRIED..

In Gorham, yesterday morning, Mr.. STEPHEN
WAITE, Jr Merchant Of Portland, to Miss LU
CRRTIA ANN Folsom, daughter Of Doct. ID. Fell
som, Of the former place.
Ia Cape Elizebeth, MIR. George Knights, to
Miss PAMELA Dyer.
In Nor,hyarmoush, by the Rev. 8. Chapir.
Capt. Solomon Loring, . Mis Elathere Drink
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THB subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
al corcerned, that sbe has bsen duiy appoin-
tsd ssd taken upon hsr'sf tbs trust of sdmini.rs-
tris of the estate Of
THOMAS WENTWORTH.
late Of North Yarmouth, in the county q Cum
berlsnd Taller deceased by giving 1oad a. he
law directs-Shs therefore requests all perEons
who are indebted 10 he said dsceaied's estate 20
make immediate payment, and those who have,
any demands thereon, re exhibit the same toF
settlement TO the Commissioners.
MARTHA r WENTWORTH.
North Yarmouth Dec 81 1870.
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U''o - AND 'Sst'r'0H''r.
THE LANDING OF The FATHERS.

liz LA.sDllfO VI Tx "A Tx no
II has been stated tha; the jsx Of the and
ing Of The fathers at Plymouth was Dec. 22d
1920, and the 22d Of Dec. 1890, has been
observed as centennial jubilee on account Of
this event. The writer Of this article is igno-
rant of the authority on which thiyday is con-
.idered the time Of their Iandingf Pfsss, in
b.. chronology Informs Us, the fs<lImsl landec>
Dec. 9Th on CIark's Island DZ IB ,hey
landed on the centinent. De-. % they
went Oh shore again to pitch on some place
for settlement, and go OF them passed the night
there. Dec. e3, az many as could, went op
shere and cut timber. Dec % they went on
shore again, and began 10 erect thslrfrst houss.
Dec. 81, Lords day, though the generality
rsman aboard the ship .lmsA mile and
halt of: yet this seems TO be the first day that
any kept the Sabbath ID the place OF their
building at this time we therefore iI The era
OF their settlement hers" Prince appears 10
have used the old Style, this Ieducsd
to modern stile would make the era Dec. 81,
1920. What day shall be consdsred The pc
nod Of the landing Of tie Fathers ofNew En-
gland II is all important and interesting and
deserves to be examined and correctly asser
tanned, il il is not already. c. c.
AS to the Consti'ulIonaiity of the question
with respect to Missouri rejecting free per-
sons Of color, we shall get over II in the same
manner that the Senate la. by their late res
oution; bu. as 10 the matter of policy, we
conceive il one Of the WiseSi clauses IN their
constitutions All Of Us who hays seen any
thing Of slave states. know too well tie bane
| ful effects of permitting hords OF free negroes
among them. They come like deadly sirOc
blasting and whitening every thing within
their rsach-conupiIng the slaves and ma
kisg them thieves, cheats and nurderers--
Circumstances should sometimes goDern euen The
constitutson, particularly 10 Cases wber. the
vary safety and well being Of stais is i'm
plieated.-Georgetoron Metropolitan.
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CUHBERLANp, =.
TAKEN on Execution and aM Be sold al pub
lie Ve1tdue al the d,ceIling house Of DExrrR
BB,RcE, Ese IN Netc-GiOucsStsr IN SAID eotla-
tg on Monday the mn day Of February neri a.
one Of the clock in The afternoon,
A IL the right in equity which stephen LARA
n bee has 20 redeem the following described.
Real Estate situated DaAvilIe in said county in
great lot numbered tbree, boundedsoutheasterly by
great lot numbered two norhessterly by land Ia
possessios OF Ephrasgus Crockett northwesterly By
land in possession Of George Leach and Ebeaezer
Jordan, sou,bens,erly by sbenezer Jordans' aud
sias Libbee's land containing sixty ssven acres
aad one half acre subject to Nor gage 10 Hem
DEF son Inches. Of Bos.oRs 70 secnre he payment
Of two hunjred aud lhirtytwo dollars ard fifty
cents with yearly interest from the t.enteth day
OF Jnly, A. ID. 1915 Also all the said 8 ephen's
risht ar estate by virtue Of a possession and i'm.
provmers in a tract parcel of land situated aod
being 10 said Danvie in great lot uun b. ell two
bounded on said FIR described Fact no. thwssser-
iy, and sou heastery land IN possession % james
ID. Sawyer, the Wisw,ll lot called, and jerem all
Dngley's aud nodheasterly o. Land # J4siah
Little recovered in suiE agaast said i.rrihes
coDtainiug about twenty &C -: If no. redeemed.
NATH'L L. INGERSOLL, Dep. sherI
Dec. o. 1890.
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ShERIFFS SALE.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
TAKEN by ErecHtion and 10 Be sold az rub
nc AUCTION on The thirty fir 81 day Of JdHIOry
nert. al 4 O'Clock. a. N. az ht -iHctios
Room 81 Stephen Mcclellan Timothy
Fletcher, Exchange Street Portland.
A IL the right in equity Of redemption VII
n David Mckinney Of .sId Port ADD hss~t
to The following described Mortgages Real sstss
via.
"A certain piece of land, situated in faid Port,
land, and wing on rhe lou heaflsrly side IL Fed
erai strset, bounded foowH --BeginulrR &C
the Aorthweifery corner ~ and ely owned ~
Caleb q affam isfe deceaiet zGd rxi erd ug Sou n
weitery, bounded by fac Psdera street. e. isod
formerly owned ~ Decor asssi. and nov own
ed by Isaac sturdevaat thence runeiDg Scu h
ealterty and bcn4dsd ty f.,d land osDst ~ aid
Sturdevant 70 and or garden ownsd y "a
Bradbury, Elq hen u-nIDg GrtheaIter ",
End bounded by fsi5 B dhury's liic garden .
land owa-d by he hair ~ tik1nab Clap I'D
bought by laid Cap of h4 Uns e. staies-shs g
runri.g EprthN eflsE.y. snd bossdrd by izid lsud
owned by fsid Cizr's here 10 he Norlhwsltsrly
,crnsr Of the fsne-thsGce rupning NorheeEesly,
and bounded 81 i=:d and Of isia Clap's heirs 10
the before mentioneA snd, lasely owned by Caleb
GraAsm--thence runBiug Northwsnery, and
bounded ~ faid Isnd OF laid Craffam 20 Federal
Street. sfoftilid, ard 70 the hr mentioned bounds,
with the B1idings thereon ltanding"
Excepting however strip on The easteriy side
of SAID lot of twenty three feet wide on said FEEDER
al slrser. rad running back to Land of The heirs
of Bikanah Cap afoTsiaid. Said real Estate is
mortgaged to Josiah Pane, Esq q secure the pay
ment Of a certain sum of money a. viii appear by
Deed recorded il Register. Book 70, page l64.
J. NJ. GBRRIsH, Deputy Sheriff.
Portland, Dee. -, $40.
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and manufacturers as possessing I" too mean,
rapaeious and HlonoPo!izing spirit" 10 be
trusted as rulers, then shall we believe that
the high minded and honorable citizens Of
Maine are prepared TO humble themselves 10
the insoence Of Office, and lick the hand that
oppre.ses them. q
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i'HB subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 al
concerned. tina she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the truE Of admilftrsrix
of the eltate CT
BROADSTREET MOODY.
ate Of Bruns~iek. in the county of Cumberland,
Mariner, deceassd, by giving bond a The law
directs--She therefore, requests all persons who
=se indebted 20 he said dscssIes's estate n make
inmediat payment and ihose who have sny de-
MAIDS herecn TO ezhibu he same fer settlement
TO the Couizli, sIoners EIIZ 4. MOODY.
Brunswick, Dec. 81, 1870.
THE ssbscriher hereby give. pubic notice 10
ali coscerued, thar he has been duly appoint-
ed add taken upon himself the trust of Adminilra-
TOR, Of ths estate Ct
JOHN PRINCE.
late az North yarmouth, IN the county at Cumbsrr
land. Yeonan. deceassd. by giving bond a. the
law drects--He therefore requests all pc
who are indebted 10 The said deceaaed's syaie tc
make immediste payment aAd those who ave
any deuands thereon, 10 exhibit ths same E. etc.
men, 10 RUDDIIk PRlsCL.
No, tn Yarmouth Dee "a, 1890.
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MR. SmRLEY-I was much graIified by OBJ
Arying ID your paper, that the Hon. Joshua
lead had consented 10 become candidate
" Congress from The 81 Congressional D.,
set. The gndoubted talents, the strict in-
gritty, aud Underwriting principles o. BIZ.
cad, have long since marked hin CT in TIE
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BY THE MAILS.
~ZZIZ/Ilz1~

From the Norfolk Beacon, ofFeb. MI
We are authorized to state, that the
application of Commodore James Barron
to the government, for active service,
has been answered by an intimation, that
prerequisite to compliance with his
wishes, in this respect, would be an in
vestigation of his conduct from the year
1897, and that while the government
was not disposed to call court for this
purpose, demand to that effect from
him would meet with immediate atten-
ton. The offer has been promptly ac-
copied BY the Commodore.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-07
WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH z, 1891.
REGISTER or DEEDS.

"The contest thickens.n In the mean
time, it is very natural inquiry for the people,
(and we stand here for the people, and not for
individua.s,) for achoss benefit is this contro-
rersy2 II we could persuade ourselves it has
for IFS chief object the pubiick good, we would
engage in it If the present Register has been
gully OF improper conduct in his Office, the
people ought to be publickly informed of. it,
and then they would become parties to. the
controversy. Until that is done,. we presume
there are very many who will act upon the
principle that publck officer ought net to be
removed, unless he has been, guilty of some
misconduct.
"Jf the present Register has not lost The
confidence Of the people, ace trust they ssiH sag
so By their Coles" This was our language last.
week !, and, as faithful conductors of a publick
journal, we must continue so to address the
people, until this controversy is terminated, or
until it assumes different character. 1t seems,
however, we do not understand our duty, if
one of our correspondents is to be relied up
on. One of them writes to us, this week, in
the following style Sc There is something.
indecorous in your attempting to bias the
publck mind in the choice Of candidates. You
very improperly interfered last week with re-
gard to Register o. Deeds. trust to your
good sense for a conviction of the improperly
of such conduct and persuade mysef that 1t
aOiHnot be repeated" We " trust to the good
sense" Of the people for proper comment up
on this g interference" in the mode of discharg-
ing our duties towards them.
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RobsFtiou, Rogers, Sawyer, sellle, Siaa,, Sim.
kins. Smith, n. ]. Smith. Md. A Smyth, Va.
Smith, N. c. Southard. Stspsns, Siorvs, Swearia-
geA, Terrell, TTimble, Tucker, S. C Tucker, Va.
Tyler, Udree. Walker, Warield, Williams, Va.
Williams, N. c-.87.
NAYS-MriTrs Adams, Allen, MsT. Allen,
NJ Y. Baker, Beecher, Boden, Brulh, BuFFum,
Butler. N. Il. Campbell. Cafe, Claeett, Cook,
cuihmau. Daue, Darlington. Denni.on, Dewitt,
Dekiuinn, Edwards. Con. Edwafds, Pen. Euf
tbs, Fav, Folger, Foot, Forreft, Fuller, Gorham,
Crois. N. Y. Crois, Pen. Hall. N. Y. Hemphill,
Hendricks. Heniek. Hibfhmam, Hobart. Hol-
! letter, Kendall. kinney, Kinfley, Lathrop. Linz
coin, LiveImore, Mselay, Mccullough, Maliary,
Marchand, Nfeech, Mcneil, r. Moore, Morton,
Moieley, Murray, Mellon. Maj. Parker. MaG
Pat,erlon. Phelps, Philfon. Pitcher, Plumer, Ran.
dolph, Rich. Richards, Richmond, Rofs. Ruff.
Sergeant, Siibee, Sloan, Street, Strong. VT. Suoas,
N. \. TarT, Tomlinlon, Tracy, Upham, Van
Renaelaer. Wallace, Weadover, Whitman,
Wood-Sa.
So the retols,ion was paiIed, and ordered to
be TENT to the Senate for Concurrence.
TUESDAY, FEB. 27.-Mr. A. Smyth,
from the Committee on Military Affairs,
to which had been referred the amend
ments of the Senate to the bill to re-
duce the military peace establishment,
reported the same with sundry amend
ments thereto.
The, amendments reported by the
military committee were severally a.
greed to. =
Mr.. Smith, of Nd. moved to strike
cut the provision G for one Judge-Ad-
Vocate, with salary of 1000 dollars -
and the motion was agreed to, without
a division.
The amendment of the Senate. as
amended by this House, were then a.
greed to-; and ordered to be returned
to the Senate for concurrence in the
amendments of this House thereto,
Mr. Nelson, of Virginia, from the
committee on foreign relations, report
ed bill for carrying into execution the
recent treaty between the United States
and Spain; which was twice read and
committed.
Mr. Baldwin, then moved that the
House do resolve itself into commit
tee of the whole, to take into consid-
GRAFTON the bill laying duty on sales
at auction. This motion was negatiy-
ed, So to 43.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-07
TOWN MEETING.

On Monday next is our annual election of
Town Officers. We understand that mum.
Der of the citizens are dissatisfied with the pres
ent manner of disposing of the money fos high
ways, as well as the mode of electing Survey
ors to expend it. II is therefore suggested for
the consideration of each highway District, to
call meeting Of the citizens composing it for
the purpose of nominating suitable person
within their district for the important and res
ponsible Office of Surveyor, for election next
Monday, and that they will be chosen by BAL
lot at the meeting.
As the subject of Schools and the selection Of
good and judicious men to form our School
Committees, distributed throughout the town,
is Of still more Importance, it is further suggest
ed that similar course be taken in regard to
the nomination Of these officers also.
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To Correspondents.

We have received communication from the
Register of Deeds, in reply to the insinuations-
OF correspondents in our last-but must defer
it till our next.
We regret that the writer of Sympathy
who seems to hold the pen of "ready writ
err" should have furnished an article which we
feel bound to withhold from the publick.
A communication from D. E." is receiy--
ed, recommending, as candidate for Register
Of Deeds, gentleman in the northern part Of
the County. But we have that gentleman's
letter, desiring us not 10 publish his name asa
candidate.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-07
HOUSE OF RFPRRSRNrATInEs

wED@asDAY, PEE. aI--Mr. Brown, Of XIV.
offered aIsf5lulIon for Iepesling 10 much OF the
NiGonFi bill of the lsR ieiion, as prohibited
faUerJ north Of 36 deg. 90 min.
1.-THE reafons sfigned by the mover was that
the eombrcsiE of the sif iiFion had been violated
by the RECTAL to Idmt MiiIouIi, at the prelent II
The Houis, by majority Of s., retuled to
ecniider the Isfolution.
The bill for the reduction of fslaries was laid
on the table, upon motion of Mr.. Clay, for the a.
vowed Purpole Of getting rid Of it, and thu. Of
preventing I. a uie.eIs copiumption of time"
THURSDAY, FEB. aa.--Mr. Clay offered.a ref.
oiutol for The appointment of committee of
twenty-thGee members, to be Joined BY COM
raitee from the Senate, to conldef whether it be
expedient or not to maxi proviEon for the ad.
milton of MHouri into the Union"
After az hours debate the Ieiolution psnEed .iot
to SIS. On motion Of Mr.. Clay, and with the
sxp,efrd win Of the Speaker. ], was ordered that
the COMMITTEE De appointed BY ballot, Tomorrow.
THURSDAY, rrB. a3.--Mr. Archer, Of Va.
reported that the tellefs appointed to examine the
bsliou given fora committee Of twenty-tbrce
mcmbrrs on the Miiouri iubjea, according to
the refoluiion Of yeilerday, had performed thai
duty--the reluit Of which ballot he delivered in.
Il appeared that 1877 members had been voted
for, but that the following ieven@en gentlemen
only had majority Of the ballots given, and
were elected viz. 80
MefTrs Clay. Of KY. EDDY, OF I. Cobb
of Geo. Hill, of Me. Barbour, Of Va Stors, Of
NY Cooke, Of Tenn. Rsukin, OF Mil Arch.
er. of va. Brown, of KY. Ford, Of N. Y. cul.
bresh, Of Nd Hachey, Of N. Y. S. Moore, o.
Pen. Stevens. Of Con. Rogers, OF Penn. South
ARD Of N. j.
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TccMmusrcArIos.1
MeNs. Printers,

From the appearance Of 70 many candidates for
the office of Reg,ffer Of Deeds, in your laif pa
per. the firR ippreiion would be that there was y
great degree ofpublick diHstiifaeon felt towards
the preient Regiaer OF Dseds. and general con-
currence OF ientment in the propriety of his re-
moval. But to one who is aceusnted with the
origin Of the oppofision, and the manner in which
!. has been conducted. this affair will admit Of
very different and more concluhve explanation.
In coniequence Of the unhappy diicord which
has prevailed, for few years psa, among thoie
who are and thofe who have been members of the
FirA Parifh in this town, and the fupport which,
DR.. Fiike gave the recent PaRor of it, in oppoE-
ZION to the wifhes Of the later, he has had the
misfortune to incur the bitter enmity OF fome of
them. With magnanimity and chrillian fpiri.,
Of which I leave the publick to fom their own
judgment, they have therefore determined 70 wife
their indignation upon him by hurling him from
Office, it poilible. In order 70 eGa this, .liey
have circulated with uncommon iinduiEry, for
Tome time pan, reports that Dr.. Fiike did no.
perform the duies Of his Office properly, and did
not give general latisistfion, and intms,.d ,hs.
powerful oppoiitiop would be made 70 him. ID
this msaiure they have has the aeSvs cooperation