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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
FROM THE PACIFIC.

NEw-YoRk, Dec. Id air. S. E. Bur-
rows, owner and ,supercargo of the brig
Post Captain, which arrived last evening.
has obllgiDgly furnished us with the fol-
lowing intelligence, The Post Captain
sailed from Valparaiso Sept. 9th, at which
time there were no American vessels in
port The ship Flying-Fish, and brig
Stranger, wore the Am. flag, but their pa
pers had been taken from them by Mr..
Hogan, our active and vigilant Consul
which course he invariably pursues when
there is transfer of property, and COM
pels them to obtain Gillian papers. This
has great tendency Is benefit American
ship owners, as no flag ranks in the estl-
nation of the shipper, for protection TO
his property, so high as that Of the United
States. This is attributed to the gallant
course pursued by Com. Stewart, and the
American commanders who preceded him
on the Chill and Peruvian stations. The
English complain bitterly of the supine-
ness Of their naval commanders, in not at
fording more prompt and decisive assist
ance To their merchantmen.
TIE Franklin, "a, Com. Stewart, and
the scbr. Dolph n, her tender. were al
Callao, and expected at Valparaiso in a
bout so days. -,
Gen. Bolivar, as we have before heard
had taken possession OF GuayaquI. A
minister and suite had arrived at Valpa-
raise, from Colombia.
San Martin and his prime minister had
suddenly left Lima, on visit to Gen. Bo-
livar, at Guayaquil- Martin sailed
for that place IN Tue Am1rioon brig Mace
DOMAIN.
All the Gillian squadron except the
Lautaro were at Valparaiso. The sioop
OF war Auracano, which was taken posses
sion OF by the crew, was supposed &c
have proceeded for the Atlantic Ocean
The captains who was pu; ashore, had dr.
rived at Valparaiso.
The new Congress of Chill, were il
session at Santiago The Supreme Dr.
rector. O'Higgins, had resigned the OF
fee, but had been reelected tor five years
Business of every kind was extremely
dull at Valparaiso 1t was believed, from
the great quantity of Wheat that had beer
sewed the article would be doWn to 50 cts
per bushel, when the harvest came IN.
The Post Captain lett Valdivia Sept
GO, at which place was the expedition des
tined against the Island of Chloe, undel
command Of Col, Beuchef, and commo
dorm G. W.Wooster.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17

Phineas Janney.
Hos in store, and offers for sale,
. + tous Russia clean hemp
00 90 bolts do. duck
30 pieces ravens do
90 do bear do
40 do Russia sheetings
/ case Canton grapes
g do do silk shawls g. hdkf5
2trunks cambria musins
| cask sewing Irvine
2 bales shoe thread
10 boxes English mustard
40 do Rodman's sperm, candles
l3 casks do do OIL
4 do whale oil
3 cases patent water proof hats
325 tons Swedes iron, assorted lido
10 do English small round & square
g do Swedish steel in bundles
Nutmegs, white lead, Spanish brown,
chronic yellow, vitrioIic, ether and
aqua FORTS.
dec II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
Chocolate.

Chocolate.
A FURTHER supply of Bakers No. |
IA and in boxes and half boxes, and
of Lapham's No. |, chocolate in boxes;
lust received from the mandatory and for
paIe by SAM. MESSERSMlTH,
dec II 6t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17

Havana segars, Molasses, &c.
NOV landing from tn brig lanes
N Monroe, capt. Loyzeman. from nav d
l2 hhds Mulasses
% barrels oranges q,
A bales leaf Tobacco, represented
to be very 6ne.
10000 segaIs OF superior quality
! 100 lbs prime green coffee. For sale
by SAM. MEoSEhoMll n:
dec IL OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17

Mr.. Chambers said, the subject which
bad been referred to the Committee on
Public Lands, was that of Virginia Militia
ry Warrants, and net that which this reso-
luton embraced,
The resolution was agreed to.
SUPPRESSION OF PIRACY.
The House then resolved itself into a
committee Of the whole on the state of the
Union, Mr.. Lathrop in the chair, and took
up he following bill, being that reported
To day by the committee on Naval At.
fairs:
An ACT authorising an additional force for
the suppression ofpiracy.
Sec /. Be 1T enacted by tie Senate and
House of Representatives. vfthe United States Of
AmeIlca. IN Congress assembled, That the Pre-
sident of the United States be, and he hereby
is, authorized to purchase or construct suffi-
cient number of vessels, in addition to those
now employed, of such burthen and construc
ton as he may deem necessary, and to fit, e.
quip, and mad the same fol- immediate service,
for the purpose of depressing piracy, and of af-
fording effectual protection to the citizens and
commerce of the United States In the Gulph
of Mexico, and the seas and territories ada
cent.
Sec. ,. And be It further enacted, That the
sum of-dolars be appropriated to meet the
expendl ture to be incurred as aforesaid, and
paid out of any money in the Treasury, not o.
therwise appropriated.
EAfler filling the blank with 100000
dollars, a debate, the length of WHICH
our limits will not allow US to give, and
some propositions to amend the bill as O
riEinally reported, was passed. and sent to
the Senate for concurrence
And the Hou adjourned to Monday
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
AUCTIONS.
1,HIS DAY.

at 10 o'clock. will be sold at the auc. store
A Variety Of Goods,
on long credit.
10 pieces of kerseys
10 do mapped coitons
10 do red hannels
2 do green carpet cloths
6 do GA cloth
10 doz. knit yarn stockings
10 do children's ditto
100 ID shoe thread, in balls
Plaids, cassimeres
Satinet, Russian diaper
g bales assorted rose blankets !
Blank books, paper
Ink powder and quilts
Metal ink stands
Do water do
Also, Sugar in barrels
Rum do
Best Holland gin
Apple brandy, Vinegar do
Soap, mustard
Tea, cinnamon and crockerywars
Beds and bedsteads. side boards,
Bureaus, sofas and tables
Stoves, CRATES and tenders.
S. A, MARSTELLER, auct.
dec II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
Nails. Rrads. &c. cd to 4Od.

Nails, Brads, &c. cd to 4Od.
YNHE subscribers keep constant sup
4 ply of cut nails, brads, hoop iron,
spike aud nail rods fol sale, on the lowest
terms. A. C.. CAZENOVE & co.
ALSO,
Swedes iron
Murdoch's fine old wines
Old Port do
Gin, rum, whiskey
Jamaica rum
Bordeaux oil in hampers
White Havana sugars
Baltimore loaf do. No. / 2, and 8
Do window glass, all sizes
Dupont's Brandywine, gnn powder
Spermaceti candles
Mould do Ist quality & dipt
Hyson tea in chests and half chests
Prime Alabama cotton
Goat skins and fustic
Windsor soap, American do
Bales of Carolina moss, &c,
dec Ia
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40 MARINE LIST, LIZ
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA
ARRIvED-DEc. l3-l5.

cOPlED FROM THE READING-ROOM BOOKS
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ARRIvED.-DEc. l3-l5.
Ship Pocahontas, Rowland, Boston, IL
DIS; leather, mackerel and Russia good. to
Nm. Fowle 4 Co,
Brig James Monroe, Lucemore, Haya-
ma, Is ds; molasses, coffee and fruit, TO
JONI Kurtz, john Janney & Son Newton
Keene, j. s. J. Harper, Vaudeville &
LarmouF, Thos. Vowel, }. H. Laid &
Co
Brig Olympia, Weston, Kingston, IA.
ballast and specie, to Jonn hurtz, john
II. Laid and the master.
Schr. Margaret, Harding, Boston, Is ds;
plaster to J. H. Ladd 4 Co..
Sloop William, Mcclellan, Portlsnd' wa
New York; mOlasses, run, potatoes ana
mackerel to WIN. FowIe y 20
MoNDAY-DEC. To-
No arrivals.
Schr. Rising Sun, Silver, Salem.
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Office.

TINE annual meeting Of the stockhol-
il ders of the Fauquer and Alexandra
turnpike company, will take place at Hay
Market. in the county OF Prince William,
on the first Monday in Jan. next, when an
ELECTION
will b. held for a president, four directors
and treasurer. J H. HOOE, presid't.
dec IL 2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
MAR FRIED.

On Thursday the 26th uit. by the Rev
James Reid, Mr.. MATHEW II. SMooT,
to Miss CATHERINE SULLIVAN, both
of Prince William County, Virginia.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
POTTERY


From Rouge-et Noir," New Poem.
sTHE camp may have its fame, the court IFS glare
The theatre IFS wit, the board its ninth
But there's calm, quiet haven, where
Hiss flies for sheter-the domestic hearth
IF this be comfortless, if this be drear,
II needs not hope TO find haunt on earth
Elsewhere we may be careless, gay, caress'd-
But here, and only here, we can be diest Z
%. senseess, soulless, worse than both were he
Who sighting all the heart should hoard Will
pride,
Could waste his nights in noisy revelry,
And leave his bosom's partner TO abide
The anguish women feel, who love and see
Themselves deserted, and their hopes destroyed
Some doa,ing one, perhaps, who aids her tears,
And struggles at smile when he appears =
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
ALBION K. PARIS.

Az ACT respecting the payment of monte in
to the State Treasury, and relating to the du-
ties of the Treasurer of the State. and of the
Treasurers of the several Counties.
Sect l. DE IL enacted by the Senate and Hous.
ID Of Representatives. in Legislature as
ssnbl1 That hereafter il shall be the duty Of all the
Clerks Sher and other officers Justices Of the Peace
excepted,) whip are now required by law 10 pay any
monies into the County Treasures for the use Of the
State TO pay the into the State Treasury and il
shall be the duty Of SUCH officers close and settle
their accounts with the State Treasurer every wear in
the month OF December or before the fifteenth day
thereof and shall be the duty OF the Justices Of the
Supreme judicial Court and Circuit Court Of Common
Pleas. within thirty days from the close Of each term
OF their respective Courts TO certify TO the Treasurer
Of the State the number OF entries made at each term
aforesaid the amount of monies due 10 the State from
the fees Of such entries and other proceedings III such
Court, and tine names of the several persons from
whom such monies are due and u the same shall re-
main unpaid for than three months from the date
Of such certificate it shall bp the duty OF the said treas
Of the State issue his warrant, directed the
proper officer for the collection OF the same, Teturna
BILE in three months fIom the date thereof
Sect. 2. BE IL further enacted That Il shall BE the
duty of The State Treasurer annually the first Mon
day after the meeting Of the Legislature lay before
two Houses of the Legislature a printed detailed ac-
Of the OF the Treasury distngu in the
receipts and expenditures, any sums which were due
at the close OF the preceding year, from those which
have become due during the year and also to
state what due to- and from the Treasury and
the resources OF the State for the year ensuing and 10
report the Legislature the Of any officers who
havs not settled their accounts agreeably TO the re-
QUESTION in the first section Of Act Il this also the names
OF any officer officers, who may be delinquent and
have not paid the monies in their hands belong
ing to the State, and the amount due from each officer.
Sect g. Be II further eaucttd That it snail be the
duty Of the several County Treasures, in this State
to TO be published in the month Of January,
nuay, in the newspaper having the greatest orcula-
ZION in the several Counties in this state, fun and
fair statement nf the financial Of their
tive Counties Together with the particular items OF
receipts and Expenditures of the same.
approved January %, 1922.
ALBION &. PARIS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
PAYABLE YEARLY
AN ACT TO incorporate the Msne Historical

Society
Gee, re Il enacted By The Senate and House Of
= Representatives. a. Legislature led,
That William Allen Albion K Paris Prentiss Alellen
William p. Preble Ichabod Nichols Edward Paysor.
Joshua Ningate. Jr. Stephen Longfelow Jr George
Bradbury, Ashur Ware Edward Russell. BenjaHu Orr,
Benjamin Hasey William King, Daniel Rose, Benia-
min Anne Isaac Lincoln, Benjamin Vaughan, Nathan
Weston Jr Daniel COny, Robert II. Gardiner, Sanford
Kingsberry, Elphalc GiIct,. Thomas Bond John Mer-
rick Peles Sprague, James Parker, ARIEL Mann Eben-
ezeT A. Warren, BENJAMIN Tappan. ReUel W iliamS,
James Bridge. Hezekiah Packard Samuel L. Sniti,
William Abbott, Leonard Jarvis. John Wilson, William
ID. williamson, Jacob hCGaw, David Sewall, John
Holmes, Jonathan COgswe. Josiah W. Seayer Nil
iam :. Hayes Joseph Dane, Ether Shepley, Enoch
Lincoln. Horatio O. Balch and Judah Dana with their
fellows associates and successors be- aud they here
by made body polite and corporate, BY The
ofthe Maine Historical Society and by that may
sue and be sued; plead ami he mplraded and may
have common seal, which the may alter pleasure;
and may hold real estate amount not exceeding
the yearly value of ve thousand dollars am personal
estate amount not exceeding any one time III
" thousand dollars and may choose a President Ii
hrarIan Treasurer aud SUCH other officers as they may
think proper and may make and ordain bylaws for
the government OF sand Society proulded the same are
not repugBaOt 10 the Constitution and laws Of tins State
Sect. :. BE 1tfrthcr enacted That the annual meet
III. OF said Society shall he held al Brunswick on the
Tuesday next preceding tie annual commencement At
Bowdon College for the choice of officers and the ad-
HSsIon oil fellows, and general examination into the
state Of the funds and concerns OF the Society.
sect 3. re f'tptter enacted That it shall be the
duty Of said Society collect and preserve as far a.
the state of their funds viii admit. whatever in their
opinion may tend explain and illustrate any depart
ment Of cyi, ecclesiastical and natural history estc-
caly OF this State, and Of the United States And the
Legislature Of this State shall ever have the right 10
examine into, and ascertain the condition of said So
clety and TO alter limit, restrain. enlarge on repeal
any Of the powers conferred by this chatter OF incorpo
ration.
Sect. d BE further enacted That Prentiss Mellen
lchabod Nichols, and Edward Payson, or any two Of
them authorized call the first meeting of said
Society for the purpose Of organizing the same be
held at such time and place. they may designate by
publishing notification OF such intended meeting two
weeks successfully in such Of the public newspapers
printed IN Portland and Hallowe as they may think
proper.
February g. 1922, Approved
ALBION x. pARRIS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

aud Proceedings.
c. DE Il enacted BIZ TIE Senate ond House Of
0'' = - Representatives. ~ Legislature assembled
That whenever in the trial of any indictment Except
for capital offence it shall appear to the Court, that
Justice would be promoted thereby they may al their
discretion suspend or postpone such Trial to some fu
ture time. during the term, discharge the Jury
from the trial of the cause, and cOntnue such lct
ment to the term, to said Court may Just
and reasonable.
Sect. 2 BE II further enacted, That, in all actions
of Rcplcyn whenever the jury shall find the proper
" of part of the goods and chattels repeved be III
the Plaintiff and Of the residue be in the defendant
they shall also without respect TO the estimated value
in the roplevn bond, find and certify IN their verdict
the value Of the part belonging TO the plaintiff as twas
the time of the service Of the wrtof Repevln and
such value shall exceed twenty dollars the plain
tiff shall for his only quarter part OF
such value.
Sect 3. BE 1t further enacted, That if during the
pendeHCy OF any real action either OF the demandants
shall die being feme SOLE shall intermarry, such
death nterna.rage shall abate the writ; but the
death ntemariage may be suggested on the record
and the surviving or remaining demandant or demand
ants may amend the Dc claraton to describe their
interest in the premises demanded, and may proceed
in the final Judgment, in the same manner a.
though the deceased feme sole. thus inennanied,
had never been Joined in such action.
Approved, January %, 1922,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
ALBION X. PARIS.

II is said estates in South America instead Of
being designated by described by leagues-
They are devoted to grazing-and some individuals
have more than hundred thousand cattle-wh.sh are
worth hpee or four dollars each.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
ALBION X. PARIS.
AN ACT to alter the time Of holding the

Court Of Sessions in the County Of York.
DE II enacted by the Senate & House IF Representa-
- tues an legislature assembled, That, from s. after
the passing of this Act the times tor holding the
al terms the Court of Sessions within the County Of
York instead Of the times designated BY law, shall
be- and hereby established follows, viz at AL
fred on the third Tuesday OF October, and at ork,
the Tuesday preceding the last Monday OF May, annu
ally
January 80, 1872 Approved
ALBION 4. PARIS.
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. = = 4APPI UNrIs
ALBION X. PARIS,
AN ACT in addition to an Act to establish Courts Of
Sessions

Sessions
Sect, DE enacted BY toe Senate and House ofR,ers,erf-
CT the Court OF Session., any County within this
shall adjudgc the removal any County buildings r =
cd, the OF County bu-dnys - ~ At
place in shire iovn in Oh County dsiant more than
ings have been erected and establish-d pubic
snrnce and sty such Courts shall prior "a IN
removal OF such buildings,
which such County suildnss be
and established and shall give notice in writing ~ 49,
adjudication and designation the of each
the Selectnen and aforesaid shAlIlAy tbe 80
notice before such and plantations
their next annual meeting fer te choice n Town
and plantation officers; and shah said receive
and rhs thar shall b. given hy The ,
in fsyog against said and dy sipnso
and the Clerks of SAID and plantaons
shall within thirty days from al ~fer .id meeting Ge
liver be delivered the ClcrE of said Cor,
copy OF the list of thus gwen. nv the -I
and by said Clerks and, If upon cy,m,
alton by said court OF the returned naio nv az
the votes shall be IN favor OF the ADJUDICATION aud
zion, spch court may order the rrmov, of such Conv
buildings the erection OF such buildings ~
pl Or SO designated bur, IL upon such examination f
the votes, majority snail be sad adjudication and
designation, the court shall have power or AUTHORITY ~
remove the same TO- or erect the at the place so de-
signated.
Sect Be fV-tsr srac.1 That the Courts IF se.s;,,,
within the respective counties Of the State not
Justice OF said eonrt upon any committee 70 Law out
new highway from town town, Mace 10 place or IN
turn alter any highway laid OUT sa&h and esab shed
nor upon any viewing committee prior 20 rs being derr
mined by such of ciron convenience az ner
sty 70 have such way lad old way altered.
that all committees appointed such courts av
alter such Highways shall be paddy the county n bh
conS apoirted By such 81 be paid ~ th-
party parties requesting he same in such pronr
III rs the may deterH1Ae.
February s. ,s1I, Approved,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
An additional Act Cor the Inspection of Fish.

An additional Act Cor the Inspection Of Fish.
BE IL enacted By hr Senate and House Of Rep
resentoiiUeS, IN Legislature assembled, That when
it shall be necessary TO have fish inspected in any
town OF plantation where no inspector resides. it
shall be lawful tor any Inspector within the
County to inspect and brand the same in such
town o1 plantation.
Approved, FEBRUARY 0, 1922,
AIRlONK PARIS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
ALBION K. PARIS.
AN ACT additional 10 an Act authorizing Courts 10
hbeIate OF dispose Of Poor ConEcts in service

liberate or dispose Of Poor Convlcts in service
Scot J. E nsnSesS by the Senate and House Of Rroy.5sr
- GifUeS in Legislature assembled. That tle ~
thory to diSpoSe OF ovcts an service given the first
SECTION Of Act entitled An Act authorizing Courts "a.
Hibernate or dispose OF poor convicts in SERVICE" shall be-
ard hereby IS Transferred TO the several Shersf who NAV
dispose o,or berate without any OF Court such
conicts IS are described IN said first secon such
and conditions as are therein prescribed when con-
shall have been impr son~d thirty days for costs a
prosecution only, and detained for no orher cause.
Sect A. b. ~ further enacted That Ill he authority ii pp
10 and ~ the second section tthe said Act several
Courts be and The hsreby the several
Sherf who are hereby suthorized AMI required 70 ber
ate poor convcts confined in sos of their respective
Counties when committed therein mentioned. ana
when they shall have lain in prison for the term Of thirty
days, and detained tor no other the term,
and conditions. Hi under the lirratSs cetx
the SAID convtctS, mentioned in cond sectio
February :, isz,, Approved,
ALBION X PARIS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
ALBION x. PARIS
An additional Act respecting the JurisJi,,,

An additional Act respecting the Jurisdc g
and proceedings of Courts OF Probate.
BE ii enacted By The Senate and House or
RepreSentdsres an Legislature assembled, That
the estates of all persons deceased, shall be set
tied in the Probate Court Of the County where
the deceased was last an irhabitant. unless the
interest Of the Judge Of Probate in such estates
as heir. legatee, creditor or debtor shall exceed
the sum Of one hundred dollars, any law to the
contrary notwithstanding.
Approved, February 8, 1922.
AL RION Z pARRYc
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
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ALBION x. PARIS.
AN ACT in afltten to " an act regulating
elections"

DE 1t enacted By the senate and House Of Representa-
ID tires in Legislature assembled That the Clerk Of
any town or plantation, seiectmcn of any town, the
Of any plantation in any Representative Dis
trict within this State who shall wilfully negligent
y refuse neglect do and perform all any Of the
duties prescribed them by tine Constitution OF this
State. shall forfeit and pay for each and every such
offence fine not exceeding hundred dollars, nor
less than thirty dollars TO be recovered by indictment
in any Court proper try the one half TO the
use of the State and the other half to the Of the
complainant
Approved, January -, 1922
AIRTOE X pAPPIS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

An additional Act regulating Judicial Process
and Proceedings.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

An additional Act, respecting the Supreme Ju-
dcal Court.
DE IL enacted By he Senate and House ef Represent
- atiues in Legislature assembled, That the eleventh
section a an Act establishing Supreme Judicial Court
within this State passed june twenty-tourth in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
twenty, be. and the same is hereby repealed
February 8, 1922 Approved,
ALBION K PARIS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

There are important points in our relations
with foreign Governments.-W We have DIFF
ference with Spain respecting the FLORIDA OH
Gers and papers, difference with Russia re-
speeding our North Western Boundary-a
difference with England regarding our North
Eastern BOundary-a difference with France
relative 10 the tra.'e ct New Orleans-apd
claims co the Chilian Government for Lord
Cochrane's captures.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

AN ACT TO establish the salaries of the Justices
of the Court of Common Pleas
DE II enacted By the Senate ond House Of Represen
- tatUes ia Legislature assembled That the annual
sum OF twelve hundred dollars shall be allowed and
paid 10 each OF the Justices Of the Court of Common
Pleas ont ofthe Treasury of the State equal quar-
terly payments
Approved, February 8, 1922:
ALBION X. PARIS