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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

appropriate lhe sum OF money which The
public service required. but he thought the
house was not at this time prepared to say
how much was requisite for that object. T here
was bill before the House for the reduction
Of the military establishment; and the re-organ-
'zatien of the army, and ne thought this bill
should be Especially that part OF
1t which relates TO the military establishment,
until the sentiments of the house could be ex-
pressed an the other. He believed the PEG
pie of IN. United States wouLl not be dis
Pns'd to support the military peace establish
entity taxation. 1t was therefore expcdient
first To ASCERTAIN whether we could support
such an establishment without taxation, be-
tore we proceed to appropriate. With him
1t was not question of revenue but cues
ton OF expenditure for military purposes.
Mr.. BucHANAN thought the discussion was
going wide ofthe question before the House.
TINS was bill that was calculated TO provide
for the payment of the debts already created
by law. We had enlisted soldiers and were
bound to pay them. 1t was not now n cues
ton of policy, but the performance of an act
of common justice. The faith of the govern
meat was pledged to pass the bill. An appro
priation was not a subject of legislative discre-
tlon.Whcn motion for repeal should be made
that discretion would be properly called toto
exercise. He was therefore ready to pass
the bill, and was opposed TO laying it on the
table.
Mr. WALKER, dfN. c. then moved that the
House ad journ, which was earricd.-Aves rs.
Noes 81. And thereunon The House adjourn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
HOUSE OF REPRES ENTATIVES
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 30.
MIV,V'NARy ADpD nDDJAruIHT DIR

MILITARY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House resumed the consideration oi
the unfinished business of yesterday, 1.-THE ali
lltary Appropriation Billy
Mr.. CHAMBERS moved to recomnit the
bill to the Committee OF Ways and Means.
with instructions SO to modify the same as tn
limit 1t to such appropriations as are indispen-
SADLY necessary, and he enforced his motion
byrcnarks'at considerable length debate
cnsucd hereon, in which Mrssrs. Fnrrenu
Randolph, Smith, Hiiiamson, Cooke, BucLG.
nun, Wrght, and r. Jones, participated of
which report may be given hereafter.
Mr.. NELsoN DIVA. then moved 10 amend
the amendment proposed by the gentleman
from Ohio. Mr. Chalnbrrs.) bv striking out
the special instructions Ia the committed The
ground was stated by SIR. \. to he, that he.
thought the course adopted bv the Commi,
tee OF Ways and Means departlpe from pre-
ccdent. Ii had been usual for that committee.
TO report either general or partial appropria
ton bllis-but this was neither II was ra-
'her general appropriation bill split into
parts, all Of which ought in his opiaion, TO b.:
brought together.
debate arose o. this motion. in which
Messrs. IStciOut, Ru,doiDt, H. ioqrts OF y. &.
Smith, and Flrely, took part, when the i,ias
ton was taken on the amendment, and tleci-
ded III the nesative--Ayes so, Noes 80.
The question then REQUIRED upon the origin
al motion submitted by Mr. CuAMBgns.
Mr.. PLUME3, OF New Hampshire moved
to divide the question, and thereupon it was
hrst taken upon recommitment generally
without instructions, and decided in the mega
tivc-Ayes 80
Mr.. RASDoLPn then moved to postpone
the further consideration of the subject until
Monday next, and accompanied his motion
with an interesting speech of considerable
length, of which, together with the other de-
bate OF the day, we may give a report here
after, when, at half past O'Clock the question
was ta:;rn aud decided against postponement,
ayes 30, noes 74--and then the House adj
juurned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
DD nation oc Mr. ~ .t,,nyvu a 100,

Resofret, That the Committee IN Commerce he in
struotod TO inquire into the expcdeacy Of so modify
Tug the provisions 0l the first scction of the act ent
ueu an 'ct lnriher to regulate the entry Of mer-
chandso imported into the United STATES from any
adjacent territory, approved March I'd, 1921 as to
substitute penalty Of four times the value Of the NOR
chandsc imported subject duty, instead Of the pre-.
sent penalty, IN all cases where the value of such
merchandise shall be less i,an one hundred dollars.
Mr.. CocBE laid on the table the following
resolution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
JUDGE FROMENTIN

The Florence Gazette states, eve are an.
thorized TO say, that IN consequence Of Judge
Fromeniln's department, in the affair of Col
Callava, at Pensacola, the gentlemen of te.
bar at that place, unanimously signed rein
STRANGE against the Judges aprojntl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
Extract Qra letter to the Elitors, dated

=, ~, W .SIII oIUN, Eco. 10.
There has been a runor aloat for some
days that Mr. Gallatin had sigaed 4 CONNER
cial treaty with France it was believed for
some time to be true, but suspect there is
no foundation for it.
" The superintendent bill will probably be
liXcd at 40 or $4,000. am informed that
there Is no probability OF the bankrupt bill
passing the House 1t passed the Senate last
year, and would it was believed, have passed
the House, but there was not time to act upon
II. n circumstance favorable TO It's passage,
eXsted then however, which does not now
ne biii Tor the relief of the purchasers of
public lands was depending, and that and the
bankrupt bill had progressed pa,i passu the
former passed and left the latter TO struggle
alone, and IFS advocates suspect are too few
in number to effect their object"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

'tiu VII SCoH, ior tne respondent, ana by Mr..
Hammond for the appellants.
The case of the .9yrogante Barcelonese. the
Spanish Consul General, claimant, was argued
by MIR. Hinder for the ca tors, and by Mr.. d.
Hcfmon for the claimant
NAsHfN5rON, Feb. l6.--We are advised
that the Bank of Washington in consequence of
the appreciation OF their stock, and with a
view to accommodate their debtors, have
agreed 10 receive, in payment of all debts,
except in the case of pay notes, their stack at
the rate of 0ac hundred dollars for ninety dol
lars at debt, with the right of rcdeeming the
stock 10y paying the amount OF the debt at
any time within one year. Nat. Intel
we are Informed, that we overrated, nl our
last, the extent Of the claim of the Marquis dc
Hlalson Rouge. 1t amounts, we Understand,
to the precise quantity of 2O8,5ll arpens
equal tn about 175, 600 American acres. We
never examined the papers, and had heard
that the extent of the claim was more than
halfa million of acres. Our later information
gives the true amount, as above stated. 10.
FEBRUARY 20.-The question may now be
considered as settled, that the apportion-
lnent of the Representatives in Congress
will be, for the term of ten years after the
present Congress, at the rate Of one Member
for every forty thousand souls federal mum
Dersl rms viii give an aggregate of 215
members, exclusive of Delegates, Of whom
there are now only two and will add 96 TO
the present number Of members For the adj
dllional number room can be readily made,
without dispensing with the desks and the
augmentation is not so e eat as to be alarming
on account Of IFS being unfavorabIe TO the ca
pdclty OF that body for business. ID is a great
~ augmentation than we think consistent
with the public interest, were it only in an
economical view: but il is AN increase less
than we thought there was good reason 10 APP
prehcnd.
The bill has been ordered to third reading
in the Senate, and will undoubtedly pass.
without any alteration of the ratio proposed
by the llOuse of Representatives. ID.
All the Members Of the SUPREME CouRT
are now present, Judge Johnson having at
tended on Monday u.
February 21.-The Board Of Commits
slOners for deciding on claims under the Spa
nish Treaty are most Ddustriously engag-
cd,in the business conided to them. Tmpor-
tant points are occasionally decided. A de-
cision was yesterday announced, we under
stand, which is favorable to- the admission Of
description OF claims, embracing a conside
rabic amount, viz those cases of saptures by
French priyateers, where the vessels were car
RED into Spanish ports, and the prizes dispos-
ed fiy The captors without the form oftriaI
orcondemnator tB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
~ I1IJ'tCtOIETfS TeS5.
Extract cronother letter, dated
Nv snl r1..rn,r IL -

On the subject OF the Bankrupt Law you
may feel no further socitude, as [ think L
can say 10 a certainty that il will be rejected
ny more Than len votes-But as il has been
Ne"eniehiiy asked for by numerous and res
pectablc bodies of our citizens. il deserves thc
most deliberate consideration of Congress. es-
pecially fIIIaud fair discussionnow NAV nut
AZ end TO all further appplicatioos on the sub
lect. yesterday presented the petition from
Lynchh'rg, and having stated to the House
that us but little had been sent from the pco-
pie On that side of the question, and this petit
lion seemed to me 10 express the sentiments
OF inc great mass of the people of Virginia,
wished II read to the House-whch was
accordingly done. Some Of its ablest ad-
'ocatcs are yet to he heard, and imagine it
wa be another week at least before the final
question viii be taken" (B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26
SUPREME COURT OF THE IT, 6.

Februory l9.-The argument of the case of
Broom and others against Jnckson, commence
ed yesterday, was concluded by Mr.. ID. B. Or
den for the respondent, and by Mr.. WcJster for
the appellant
Ftdruary 20.-The case ofihc Grand u ra,
the Portuguese consul, claimant, was argued
by MIR. Hinder for the appellants. and by Mr..
u. Hoffman for the respondent
The case of Santa Jiaria, the consul of
Spain, claimant, was argued by Nr Wiader
Tor the appellants, and by Mr.. Harper and
Mr. ID. Rcfman for the respondents.
February 21.-Thc case of Bouidtn against
hasS'e's hears was argued by Mr.. Doiirdgc
and Mr.. Scott, for the respondent, and by Mr..
Hammond for the appellants.
The case of the .frogante Barcelonese, the
Spanish Consul General, claimant, was argued
by Mr.. Vtnder for the captors, and by Nh u.
Hcfmon for the claimant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26

ETtTGct Of a letter .tiofsG member of Congress-
10 one ~ The Editors, dated Dec. 10, 1891.
The present viii be a long session. if one
half the business offered should be acted on.
send you the Report on the Finances, by
winch you will see that government can pro-
Sress without loans or new taxes. The Sc
cretlryproposes TO reduce the amount Of the
sinking fund, from ten TO eight miIlions,and to
convert the SIX and seven per cent debt into
D per cents which will be great saving.
provided IT can be efecfsd. Ii is doubtful
however, whether the holders will consent.es-
pecIally as money begins to be more valuable,
and viii probably be over the six per cents be-
lore two years The very rapid increase of
our Manufactures, has caused great decrease
IN the Revenue heretofore received from i'm
ports, as the following view of the iinporta-
tions OF Dry Goods during the years 1885,
1870, shcws,
In 1913 the amount OF Imports Of those
goods was s5a eel so4
In 1919 same Of same S59.8a5.Ae1
In 1890 same Of same g22I28.4g7
and the importation of such goods in 1894.
VIII amount 10 little more than those Of 8so,
1t IS expected 1t will be larger in 1922
The nett duties collected during those years
on dry goods, were
In 1913, S11, 047, eco, in 1919, S8,O76,teJ,
and IN 1890, lAg0,9j9,. The decrease Of
duties resulting from wet goods or grocerie 9,
was not very great Ii arose principally on
spirits, The wbskey having excluded part Of
The consumption offoreign spirits.
Pensacola Foridtan.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
V4LUdBLE MEDICINE,
ANTI-DYSPEPTICK PILLS.

Prepared by Henry James-Ne1y York,
4 " siPrevsd and almost certain remedy is
n Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, habitual cor
tEeness and piles.
Il ia we'll known that Dyspepsia is one of;he
most frequent and formidable diseases Of our
c,unIry. rs commencement isindcated in diff
teTeat patients ey various symptoms, Of which
tae most rema kable are, irregularifg Of the Eoc-
ei', obstinate cosii.eRess, headache, community
called nervous or sick headache, gelOrness of the
eyes and skin, Gcihiy Of The stomach after eating
often ealiea heart Lura, faiulence or wind IN he
ste-saeh, batter AGSie IN he mouth in NE morning
foetii breath, drOmsmess after dinner debility
hs4taIe ealsciafi0R depression of spirits, &c
The Pills now offered are not proposed on the
principle OF spech ks. Their use wss su,.ges-
ted oyyheory bat iheir efficscy has been tested
nv hong and faithful experience !; and the result
has heen unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with indigestion and
cos'iseaess, are ce'.aiRly aud speedily removed
By these Pills.
Persons afflicted with any Of The above symp-
toms, are assured, that the Anti Dyspepiick
Pills re a re medy well worth their attention,
and entitled 70 their entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retail by
HENRY BUTMAN
PnFtlaEh, Sert 10 1921 eowIy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
SEASONABLE GOODS,



Exchange Street, Aear Cumberland Bank
II II As JUST RECEIVED an additional sun
Il j. ply of NEW GOODS, particularly adapt
4 ~ the seasun--
AMONG EHICH ARE
Superior London black x blue BROADCLOTHS.
Mlddiing and low priced do do. do.
Csssimeres-Queen's Ctotls-superfne Kerseys.
Brown y drab Observation-Disclosures
blankets, IL, "a. 9-4; 10-4, 1i-4 and ia
tIannes-Coatings- Gambiets- Bombazctts ccm
pete assortment,
Ra,tInetts-Pla'u and figured Cashmere shawls,
Bnuons-Fin.-sewinY Silk and Twist,
Ne~ assortment plaid Il ibhOns
Back ami co'ored aynshaws aud Sarsnetts,
Brown Linen Buckraa,- itsh ShirtDys.
Superior black Levantine,
"a "a Cotton Cambsics- Cambria MuslIns,
Elegant figured null Muslins--plain do.
Plain and figured Lena and hook NInslins
Boxe. Cotton Balls ire Cotton.
Cotton Eloss in balls md okeins,
Furniture Patches and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Worsted y Lambs WOOL Frocks and Draws
Lined brown Gloves NJ occasins
Flag Handkerchefs- Factory Sbrtings-Sb;r,;on.
Ginghnms- CheckS-T ickinga-1 breads A.
Which are offered for sale al unusually low ,;c,
~ Am ""'S' Nu") Jan. 8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
ORIGINAL ANECDOTE..

A neiShboring lawyer boastiDg that he was
as true as scalebesm& countryman coolIy
observed thai" il was probable, for lawyer
always turR> in favor d The man who has the
heaviest purse"
a man can give but 4 certain portion Of dis.
Hesslul emotion TO the CAUSES which demand
them, and If TWO operate al once, our sympa-
Thy Can only be divided between them.
Imagination, dwelling on an absent object
OF affection, paints her not only in The iaiIest
light, but IN that in which we most desire 10
neluld her.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
Disease IN al its stages.
BaGg speedy, csrtGia cure for tie Vener,a


Disease IN al its stages.
THIS article isspproved by the Medical schools
OF France, and by the College of PHYSICIANS
in London. In the course Of the extensive nuh-
he and private practice of medical gentlemen. not
single case has ever occurred where the cure
his !. 'tbeen speedy and perm.nent.
In Inc space OF FIVE years no less than ten thou
sand persons are reported TO have been cured BY
these Lezeages in the city of Psris alone. with
our The least painful or dangerous symptoms
whatever, neither the mouth nor the breath are
ia the least effected by The use of this mild. safe
snd certain remedy. All the extra medicines in
EVERY stage OF this disease accompany the I.czer.
yes, with particular directions The price of the
whole is s..
Letters addressed 20 the Proprietor, ]. p.
,.hitweil, agent TO The Boston Ihiifmsry in Bos-
Ton, post paid. enclosing the smouni, and dis
elbng symptoms, wili meet immediate alien
liOn.
N. Is. distinctions preparsi DRY 20 the use and
b fore the arrival of the medicine (which viii
be forwarded by mail Or packet will be ImRle-
dwely given, The whole business may be cunduc-
ted without the knowledge of second person.
Aug IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
LOVE ONE ANOTHER.

A Welsh person preaching from this text
Love one another" told bis congrega ion that
10 kind and respectful treatment to our fellow
creatures we were inferior 10 the brute crea-
tIon As an illustration of the truth of this re-
mark, he quoted an instance of two goats in
his own parish, that once met upon bridge
SO very narrow that they could not pass by
without one ihrusting The other off into The yiv-
err" And" continued be " how do you think
they acted Why, will tell you One goat
laId himself down, and let the other leap over
BIN. All beloved, lei us live like the goats"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19

II - great misfortune not 10 have sense
enough to speak well, nor judgment enough TO
speak little.
The ignorant are generally the most deci-
sIvr and dogmaticsl because they do not see
any reason Tor doubling.
Our best resolutions are frail, when opposed
TO our predominant incIinations.
So eitec'ually does the sense of being pleas
ed and amused blunt The faculties Of perception
and discrimination OF character, that it NAV
be compared to the taste Of certain fruits, al
once luscious and poignant, which renders our
palate totally unfit for realising or Distinguishing
the viands which are subsequently, subjected
TO lis criticism.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
DIR PITCAIRN.

When degrees were held IN higher estima-
inn and therefore more coveted than at pres
-, Pitcairn, then at Edinburgh, in ORDER 20
,aron, Dutch University, where himself had
beer graduated. aud degrees had been much
Instituted, sent for a'Diploma for bis vaiet,
'u,h;cb being granted, he sent for another fol his
Io,s 10 which last request the Rector Mag
,;ecus replied that, with view 10 oblige him,
thev had consulted their records for prece
Don't but they could not find one, though under
,0e name Pitcairn, it appeared that The Uni
,ersi,y once conferred an honOrary degree on
an ass
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
Fresh Goods.
JUST RECEfFED, AND FOR SALE BY
GEO. w, SMITH.

Middle Street, doors beo1o TIE Bank of Portland,
9)LAlN and bordered Cashmere Shawls.
black, blue. brown, drab and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS,
Peii'se Cloths-Cassimeres- Satinetts.
flannels-Vestings- Velvets-worsted Hose,
Soatlnss-Duffs- bale Carpeting,
Observation-Disclosures very low,
Crapes-Silks-Merino Handkerchief.
silk MISUNDERSTANDING Silk Twist.
furnltures-Calicoes-G inghams-Cambrics,
Muslins-lrish Linens-Linen Damask,
Brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Tapes-Cravats, &c. &c.
Also
American Observation-Disclosures Stripes
-bleached and unbleached sheetiDgs and Shirt
ings.
GT.4H Of 'c'tich tsiN be sold at he forrest prices
for CAsH.-49 (t.E) Jan. 4, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
Portland Six and We0fken Dye
House and Falling I'LL.
ROBERT THOMPSON

MOULD inform his friends and the public
w ihai he has had new Bindings erected Tear
Van -han', b -IJge for his SILK md FOOL
Len DYE, and for Failing and Dressing Cfofh.
Ia the neaiesi manner. He has IAuly Luilt new
2ach'ne for kHaTPiEg and Te0shHg ard Dressing
Is0ih, which due a 81 superior s;ilr.
tie also Cu'nars british blue for 80 cents ward.
Al kinds at meh'- garments can BE- cOioIed and
Cleaned whole.
Goods left az Messrs Haines and Morris. Nil
ae-ctree'. az NJ. SsnII Emery's head of Long
bar, It Siss Cu.h'ng's, Fore-Sre,t. and Miss
"arfen's, EXchur ge-S,reet, will Or ,pken and re.
tJrnej.
* !. viii furnish any Of the Country Cloth
iars win knapoi"g Iesziii.g aud Dressing Ma
ch'"e' at 500 % cash dOwr, or $500 on one
years tT-uit.
Goods coIoled black every week
Avg. a. NJ
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
TIMOTHY FLETCHER

N.olI, Jones Rolc, Krehdnge street. Portland
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cyliper
Gun Powder Factory.
Has kECEITED-
Z so or. casks off. R. F. and TIP.
2oo canisters r. T. aud F. and r. p
-" re VII u'srT'@ =. a. Rnsion nr;ce,
his Powder has received the highest reeo'm-
mendations from officers Of The u States Ordnance
Department,an many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished at a short notice.
0FGentlemen are invited TO call and examine
the above Powder. If Oct %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
NATHAN WINSLOW
SPERMACETI OIL.
oFan excellent quality for Lamps those no have
been troubled with bad Oil, are requested 10 call
aud try his. Also great variety of
Lamps & LanthornS
and the greatest assortment ofcast.iron
NInt &
STOVES,

ever Offered in Maine, calculated for Parours.
Kitchens, Countin Rooms, Shops and Vessels. A.
mong which are, very elegant Franklin Parlour
Stoves. we'll calculated for heatiDg-snd Cook
Stoves of all prices from 10 10 50 dollars all war
ranted TO stand FIRE.
A large number Of these Cook Stoves arc Of his
own Invention, which will be found 10 combine
more adv antages than any now in use The obiec-
ton 10 baking instead of roasting meat, in Cook
Stoves, cannot be made 10 these as the roasti5 no
roasted at a time on spts exposed TO free current
Of air, without the additional expense OF tin
kitchen. AS il is very important when buy ing to get
the best, those VINO wish 10 purcha article
so important in domestic use, requested TO call
and examine for themselves, and enquire Of those
who have this kind in use. There are none better
calculated for gentee cookery, or by which more
cooking be done with less fuel greater ease.
There can he water enough heat for washing anil
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty at thesame
time. Ii has three boilers, holding one. two add
five pals full but the size of The boilers can be in
creased or decreased and the fire may be conduct
Ell under either all three If them at pleasure by
turning the hampers.
Those about commencing house keeping, will
find great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary cooking utensils are attached TO the
Stove and those who are building by procuring one,
save the expense of q chimney.
lie likewise furnish Sheet Iron End Tin
Funnels for Stoves Of all sizes, with copper and all
other kind of apparatus foe Cook Stoves al short
lotice--having procured the best Of wcrkmen for
hat purpose.
Those who wish to purchase STOVES 10 sell
IAN he supplied on the most libe al terms
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
CHEAP-For Cash only.
JOSHUA DUNN, S1d,llcr

No. 5, CoLUMBIAN Row, MIDnLR-SrRFET
NFORMS the peblic that he intends 10 sell
4 Work in his line Chedpy)or CASH, al the fol-
lowing rate
Best Plated HARNESS, Eighteen Dollars,
Best Potted with plated Ornaments and plated
moulding on the SADDLES, Tan Dollars,
The second quality PUt,ed. AMe Dollars. and
brass ornaments.
The above rate made Of the best Philsdelpbis
leather, and by the best of Iourneymen any gen
tlemen at distance shall be suited as well bv en-
closing Cash by mail, rs if present.
UTWork sent % almost every part Of TIE State
ny che Stage. Jan. a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-19
J reenteld, Jug II. 1920.
SOLD BF
HENRY BCTMAN,

PORTLAND.
THos. CHAsF, Ncrlh-Ysrmou,h,
IILLIE, krnpehunk
]. BAssTow. Ha!lowtll,
& w HoLDEN, b. uns wick.
~. WELD, Beth.
a he sign OF the Mor'e-, W scsspe.t.
SYMs GARDNTR, BtidunhSm,
EPfNR! FULLtR Auguste.
ID. Cook s. O.. w. t-tvinr.
1HoMAs LoNGLFY Greene.
\. Jennings, NnGleborough.
J.. GOopALE, Saco.
And Wholcsnle Jy
BARrItrr& BREwEn, NOS Cornbil,. Ros.
ttn, aud
H0RAcg SYAvER, Portland. Prosrie;ors ,pent
for the s ate OF Milne. where conptrv Dr,,gpis,s
m-y be supplied on fsvnurable term.
May ~. leo P.l2m.)