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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
FARM For SALE.

y the town of Gorhsm, within mile and
4 quarter land 10 sigh) IF Gorhsm Corner, and
y light AMI an half mile, from Portland, on the ol
ounty road leading from Portland TO Fryeburg.
Said FARM contains about forty acres ofas good
Land 4. any 10 The town-has good one story
dwelling HOUSE, nearly new ID we'll fnishsI-
a good thirty foot BARN, a large Stable and
Shed, with 4 good wood aud cha Sc House--a new
er failing Well Of good water, within fifty feet a
the hou.e-has tbrifty Orchard that makes from
10 70 10 btis. Of Cider, with large quantity of
excellent engrshed Water fruit.
The sbove will be sold good bargain Pay
ments easy, or exchanged for property in Pori-
isnd-Enquire OF the Printer.
Portland. Nov. 96.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
BOOTS, SHOES, HITS. &c.
Oliver 5. ,ilartshorn,
~ ne sign Of The B 1oi, .uiddle-S Sire ct

INFORMS the pub
lie that he has dispos-
Cd Of his stock of
shoes, &c. in Ex-
change Street, to MIR.
Joseph Hay, and that
his business will IN
future be confined 10
his old stand, two
doors above the Bank
Of Portland, where
lie has constantly for
sale a complete as
sortInent of gentle
men, ladies, misses,
boys and childrens'
Boots & Shoes,
)-occo All IL lther
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
GOOD BARGAIN

'I'HE subscriber offers for sale large and cor.
venient WHARF and STORE. az Fre--
port landing. This is considered one Of The ho.t
stands, FOR trader Of moderate capital, II the
county.
L'EeWiSe, valuable WOOn
LOT, containing so acre Of standing hard v,od
within three miles Of the landing.-Terms p.de
easy.
u u should no one appear to purchase before
uEsDAY, the 18th inst. the Wharf and Land
viii then be sold at Auction, in small lots. Sal-
al sa'd Store, TO commence al 10 O'Clock. a. ~
LIKEWISE, At the same time and place. to sell
OF let 2oo SHEEP, Of the nerino breed, and
excellent quality.
BARNABAS RARTOL.
Portland, Dec. 3, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
SIMEON PRATT,

BCOKBINDER,
Eretangs Street, PorIland.
ARANING recently dissolved his connrctox
4 = with Mr.. NATHAN SAWYER, and taken
the stand lately improved by them, nParsthe bottom
of JoSEs' Row, intends carrying the busi-
ness Ut
BOOK BINDING
IN all ITS T.4RIOUS BRANCHES.
He has imProv ed machine for RULING
PAPER, and will attend 10 all orders in that
line wish promptneSs aRd Gdeiity.
Gr MILITARY BELTS and POCKET
BOOKS, made al short notice in the nest fash
ionable style.
;. z. takes this opportunity If expressing his
IRA itude FOR past favors, and soliciis conlinu-
ance Of public patronage.
November 26, 1922. (5w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

Vol, Jones R0Io, Erchdags cf--P0TIFdnf
Agent for The Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
Has REC U-ED-
9RA ar. casks off. r. F. and T. P.
500 canisters r. T. and F. and T. P.
Which he will dispose Of al the Boston prices.
This Powder has received The highest recon-
mcudations from officers Of the u. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
sane.
A large quantity ofths above Powder, can be
furnished at a short notice.
0@FGentemen are invited to call and examine
the above Powder. If Oct. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
20 tie Hon. Judge Of Probate for lbs county Of
Cumberland

NZRA DREW, OF Brunswick, in said county Trader
e Gddlan OF Mary Jane Swift. John Lut kin swift su-
nna Duncan swift, and Charles swift, MINORS Of Bruns.
wck III said county, respectfully represents that they are
seLed As heirs with others the real estate whereof
iemue SWIFT late OF Brunswick IN said county, Halter
did seized md PoSsessd thai their portions Of the same
ou tbs OF the whole. which they are desirous Of holding
possessing IN .evraly. He therefore prays that yonP
Honour would grant suitable persons aufhor
Izg ham 10 make division OF said estate and ~ o IN
each heir his proportion ia the SAM.
Dated this twelfth OF November, in the year of our
Lord eighteen hundred and TWENTY-FIVE.
EZRA DREW
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
---1LSO-
COOKING STOVES.

Of a new and most Gppr0red construction, ha wing
a large open FIRE place, with folding doors. with
hearth in 'front.' Sufficiently large to Roas; in
Tin Kitchen, Fry, tbroil, ToastIug Bread, Boil
inc Coffee, and for various purposes f COOK
EhK, which cannot be done in close Stoves
h"retof'Te in use-a large Oven directly over
the ire with Damper uoder the bottom. which
prevents burning, and Plate over the Oven.
which retains the heat on the top large Oven
in the back, in which you can cook meat upon
spti from the heat received through the div.
sion Plate. The Boilers set deep IN the Stove.
directly over the FIRE, which boil readily with
little fuel, with large Boiler al one end, which
is very convenient to dfaw water for Coffee or
lea.
These STOVES have from 2 10 4
BOILERS some Of which sufficiently large for
washing-ihe Common objection to Stoves i OBJ
viated in these, they being open and pleasant.
and the ettluvia Of Cooking being conducted Of
through the Funnel.
The ub.ic being tsfed Of the utility and
economy Of using Stoves, il only remains for those
who are about Purchasing, 10 ascertain which
cf the various kind do actually possess the most
advartages-we invite them TO satisfy them
selves by examining and inqurlng Of those who
have used the different kinds.
u II liberal Discount 81 those uho purchase
TO sell again. and az orders promptly attended 10.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Iron and Tin Fnnnel
TOGETHER WITH
Copper, Shest-iron, and Tn apparatus for
STOVES;
o. Three secondhand WORMS and
one still Of $50 gallons al reduced prices.
.AHkinds IF COPPER, Brass. and
LEHD WORK, manufactured as atoDe.
.4Hg. 10, 1929. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
PROBATE COUKTS

PROBATE COURTS.
WHEREAS hy of this State, il is provided.
- : That me Jadgei II Probate me rsrssrfire rou
snail haze certain rEsd days tr Ting aad 1H5IJhg
hsir orGr5 ard Decres5." therefore pusuant 10 sd
srsrnrr, Jug q Probe tor the Coyv Cumberland
N The St-ts Oh Ma DO hereby appoint the following
lines aud pac Tor holding Probate Courts within aud
tor sad County instead h1s- heretofore established
VIZ - NJ Per ~ ". a The prob,re ufioe,
on The FIST and third Txe5G,y5 January.
o. rhe ltrr and third Tus days IT FehruaFy.
o. ne fri md ttird Ta-stfy5 " March
On the jfrif and third Tas5G7yi Aprf.
90 The f-5f anr third TA.a.y5 of May.
On TIL first AID third TRsIdays ~ June.
On ftf mind TAeJddv or jul.
On fhs third THe5dy II AUGUST.
On the first mi ihird TaesdaJI " October
On rhe first and tiird T@e5dayI Of N8vembey.
On the FrH md third TusSday5 OF Dscemhsr.
At North Yarmouth the toHtfh Tuesday ] ~ April
The house ot Mrs, Ruth Je1ks. AZ
ten oftAe clock in the forenoon. !
AT G0yEau on the f5vfA Tuesday Of May
az The hou Sc Of Col. James March, al
tcu Of the clock. in rbe forenoon. ]
Al BriniTrick, I'D The second TisiLsyof D lane.
az the house foruegIy krPtby 'c.Dowe,
at zen 81 the1clock in the TO- enoon.
AT N;u-cisRcshsr. On the f.urfh Tu.Ida5 IN july
Il the house o. Dexter Sea- &, Esq AZ
ten Of rhe clock in the forenoon.
At StaHdisl, on the ta-0n5 TXe5aly Of August
At the house OF Dr.. Ebef'r Howe, At
ten Of rhe clock IA the forenoon.
AT Freebcr!, the sec I'd Tu.day Of : f,-,hY
AT tbs house OF spt. Richard Cod
man + zen Of tae aioek il the FORE
find Notice is hereby given. that at all
except a. The Probt- odcc, setrlemenr ~
me hrst account OF standardization OF any
from the Il sgister will required Of rhe sn~rr s
Pr sonsl estate Is appraised and on The settI4-
m-nt OF any after the first a copy oF H.
account or accounts, must be produced certified Nv h
Register N1 ~ nc
Il III also Be req Iired tia, accounts preyou, =, b
Pesehtr Court be d. avn Out IN d c firm or no orI-r
81 nI 4 Y ,sIe6 tneTeon' BARRETT Po1lLR.
Portland December 3, TSal.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

Portland Six and Wcolicn Dgc
House and FuFing NH
ROBERT THOMPSON,
WOULD inform bis friends aud the PUBLIC
w that he has bad new Rudings erected hesr
aug hsn', -Jge for his SILK IND HOOI-
LEN DYE, aud for Pulling and Dressing Ciefa,
Ia the neate-t manner. We hiss lately built rt~
pacbine for KaapPing and Teastag md Dressing
Cloth, which does II IN . superior sile.
Ii also colours british blue foi so cents ward.
All kinds Of meas garments can be colored aud
cleaned whole.
Goods left az Messrs Haines and Morris, MID
tIe-Strect, al Mr.. Sam Emery's head u Long
Wharf, will he taken and returned.
IL. II. Will furnish any Of the Country Cloth
iers with mapping. Teazing and Dressing Ma
chimes al 5000 casa down, $500 On one
years credit
Goods colored black every week.
Aug. 81. Il.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

NJ. l, Prc5J s P0lo Erctarre-S trest re1rIy
opposite the Cumberland Bank.
HIVE FIR sale, as great a variety Of CAST
- IRON STOVES, Of Gre most approved
Pa;ter1s.ss be found IN this State, suitable for
Meeting H0uSes HGNS, Pnrlors,
Bed-R0oaas, Kitchens Stores and UessoIs.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Wilson'S Psrlor, Oval. and Pine franklin
STOVES Urn Do. Cook and Boiler d. Phi
lale! ohia, Franklin, Pipe Franklin. Oven. Pyrs-
mid Cole, Q. Ptste an Box STOVES, various
sizes. From their own patterns, elegant Frank
lin. Pine Franklin, Double back SLOPES
sizes, iain top, Coae and Urn Franklin, cacu-
lated 20 JET ~ even with the hearth SO as to
have stone or tile il Front.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
FOR SAL z.

THAT valuable BuiIdiAg Lot, on Middle 81.
ADJOINING the eastcry side of Judge Free
msn's, and nea ~ opposite the r ev DR.. Psyson's
eeing- House. SIMON GREEEIEAF
Portland, Nov. IS, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

Alta Court If Probate, held at North 7rrch qvitbir and
Jr fhs cgn'y g cA6rJdn5, thc second Tu.ltay Of No
.sH'fr IN INC J 0nr Lord eighteen hundred qDs-
I ION the foregoing petition ORDERED-That the Pc
toner give notice all interested, by causing
copy OF I'D tion with rhis order thereon 10 be pub
shed hIee weeks successfully IN the Portland Gazette
tntu az PORTLAND ~ SAID tolnry thar they may appear
probate Court Be held stsad Portland on the third
Tuesday o. December and shaw If any they
nave why th@ prayer OF thu toaer should granted
JARRETT POTTER. THice Of said C0ari.
\ true copy. Attcst-HORATlO SOUTHGATF.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

~ Court OF Probate held Portland. within and Tor
tHe county OF Cumberland. he third Tuesday of No
rsos'' u the year ct our Lord eig-etn hundred and
4 ~ the foregoing petition, ORDERED-Th the pc.
tf give notice 70 al persons ested hy Causing
sop M prftion with this order thereon r. pb seh
hee eek excessively. prior the third Tu-sday
necrmosr nexr " the Purrlsnd Gazette printed at said
iof +ri. trat thsv APPEAR Probate Cnnrr
tbr I" ~ hed ar sid por7ld and Shrv use n any thew
nave, wy th- prayer oi he refiFgr thoni b. gran,
BARRETT PCTTFR. yrrDCE
d Vue Cory AttesE--siOhATIO S0JEISATE, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

for ne County If Cumberland.
ShMUEL r. HUSsEY, administrator oF the estate or
~ Daniel Carter late of Lynn, in The County Essex
AND commonwealth OF Massachusetts, CGrTier, deceased
wheh IS within hr State or Man~ respectfully represents
nat Tie whole OF The estate, real and person VIII
the s1 G3ter oied siezefor possessed amounts The
oftwo thousand hnnired fv three ID lars al
severity one cents hat the claims against deceased
amount 10 ree thousand two hundred and eighty
dollars That part 81 the real estate Of which III said
Garter died siezed and consists Of two small os
or situate IN Portland, IN the Count of Cumberlani
within the said srae Of Maine alrr Used r. mr.
uol rs whh u Is necessary should be sold he pro-.
ceos 'e'ei SPpie toward TIE payment Of said claims.
W 'ore ne pray your Honour grant him license 10
sell tho same accordingly.
SANTTrI
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

TO he Honorable NE JusHcss orL4e supreme Ju-
dieict Court 10 Be koilen a. Portland vifba and
for ne County or Cumberland. a. Me State of
4Haine, on tile FTst Tuesday Of NOrtmjer y. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
PETER FRANCISCO.
January, q, is2a

We know not how far the name and feats of Fran
cisco have travelled beyond The bounds of this COM
inonwcalih but there is scarcely boy within il
who has not heard account Of hiu.--fIe is
spoken ofiike " Milo the Champion for his uncom-
mon strength. Certainly, no has yet cIaimec
for Erauciscc equal degree. His carrying a piece
OF artillery his shoulders, upsetling a Wagon
loaded with tobacco, throwing horse his gar
den paos after lie had thrown over its rider &c &c.
such Of the anecdotes which are told or
Francisco--As one prank out Of hundred, which
have been mentioned we have been told by gem
ileman Of veracity who saw it, that in Petersburg,
when Francisco 50 years Of age, lie lifted wild,
ease hogsIead Of rum upon his knees and drank
OF its hung During the revolutionary war, Fran
ciscos strength enabled him TO perform several feas
which his courage had projected.
lie has now petition before the Virginia Legis-
lature--wb ch many Of our readers are anxious to
see AT heir request, lay il before them
Buckingham, Nov IS, 1891.
TO The Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES IN
the Capitol in Richmond assembled.
The petition Of Peter Francisco humbly
sheweth, that be enlisted in the Continental
Army, under Capt. Hughes Woodson, in tht
year 1877, and Joined the grand army at 4
place called Middebrook, and was in the fol-
lowing actions, To- wit Brandywine and Ger
mantown, the two 6rst general engagements
and then stationed at place called West Poin
Fort, on the North river for considerable
time, and from thence volunteered himself un
der Col. Fleury to storm Stoney Point fort
onthe North River: he was the second man who
scaled the walls Of the encmy's fort on the
right wing and received wound slanting thro
the belly nine inches long. From thence car
ricd mp the North River to place called tb,
FishkiIl, and remained there about six weeks
and recovered his wound then joined The
grss&smy. The Rexs arfen' was I've batiI'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

tended That Missouri would i.lge u riss, "a cxc,.ie
The free people of color from her territory iha,
there nothing in the Federal Consultation which
would forbid her that regulation OF pplicc, i,
was which might lie OF much consequence lo
the states; and IL TO amy, of how much ,norr cons
ducnce To- those states which hull a great mass
slaves. We all know how tho question went III
IN rclatiou 10 Missouri but did suppose ih
50 soon after this controversy, Massachusetts ITSELF
wonld ,urn her attention to the passage of such law
\ committee of her legislature did, hu',cver 'liiin.
the last winter make such piora<i,ion aud ire.-
dy the present of the sane legislature hls
brought forth report: which recog the doctrines
ct the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The committee are evil
dentv unwilling IN legslatc upon the subject but
the principle which they Law down, in relation their
right 10 iegslc, goes 70 this that % is the duiy of
The Legislature, To protect the population Of this
Commonwealth from all dangers and injui les whether
affecting morals health, whether niloducetl from
foreign countries from the sister Of tIcs.
u y that feeling great degree oi confidence in the
results winch the committee before stated, might be
looked ior from the operation OF those laws, that have
been ,ssed within three years in many of the states of
this Republic concerning free Negroes and N1uIa-
toes, ilcy deemed II expeticnt recommend the sub
Icct 10 the attention otthe legislatures that they should
believe themselves equally under the necessity OF
soliciting the in;crcessiou ofthe Legislature pro-
vide Tor the security of this Commonwealth against
the effects os laws rlich rouid dire into .,assac-
SETS NE iokite Tdpers Of najoyiy c the other States
that She committee cannot doubt hut that such
measure of self defence would be justified hy the
sevcrest interpretation of tho constitution and Nv the
irucst irecepts Of humanity. This is precisely the
snbslans of the doctrine which was maintained by
the Soul, during the last stage or the Missouri con,ro-
versy. II Massachusetts rightfuily adopt such
measure Tor seitcfcnce against the laws o the other
sairs may not these states adopt measure of
seiidetence against ncI easing the evils of their own
mixed and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS If she can pre-
vent other states from driving them into her bosom
10 mix with the Whites NAV not Missouri prevent
other states from driving them into her borders 10
mix with her slaves, well as with the whites
This Report of The Committee is published il, this
day paper. IL presents many nfac,s touching her
introduction OF the slave trade, which reflect very
grea; honour upon Massachusetts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

streets IL the town of Petersburg ras read a
81 time add rejected
An engr,ssed bill concerning the town of
Warrenlon" was also rejected.
YESTERDAY, the two most imnortant o,,es
tons before the House of Delegates were. th,
bill . To establish an additional Superior Court
of Chanccry"-aud the hilis concernin. In,
Sureiies Of John Preston There were va
rio,is amendments proposed "a hath, and much
drha'e.-'fhe first was finally lost on The q,i,.s
,ionni enSrossmrnt.--Thc 2d MAS amended
M Com,nIitre of the whole, and when il was
reported to the House. Il mutton WAS made To
postpone il indefinitely the motion tn
adjourn took preced-nce-an the Hnis., adj
lourned, without coming TO any decision ON
ilie bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

.No!ice 10 .Voa- feSiAcnt i10naiaoi,Lrrs.

.fU.tct % .FU!f- IieSlIcnt IlunllOflLfrS.
VIZ subscriber having lived upwards thirty wears i'm
TIE western part Of Virginia, and having s,rvcy on
OF lands for several years in the county Wood has
necessarily acquired during h. employment SUCH tho
rnugl knowledge OF the various .e crane to lap,I i fin,
counties 6" Ni'iapngala "j Harrison b., the Commonwealth
q" virginia, as well aS tie particular situation great
number OF tracts lis Jcrenr ti,eI, In tie. ,,.,
ter wii rnah" him Ia asrertan with facility Little
expense, The Locality of lands owned by eI az distance
IN either of The above counties lie offers services 10
NONRESIDENT landoders 10 and the o-
carries o Their lands ia GWling the CORNERS &c
ricDv establishing their title hryond ds'ufr ultn,
ehnn Many late locations have an the hand,
m noh-,eientS anu the great deprcdaolis committed In
esupNng corner tree prevents the from prcScr
the marks ami corners Ia their lands. r Importance
therefore az csiab. hing titles particularly in rich
ni'os where settlements and eicroacIncnis are most
HAly 10 nc hldf Is obvious 10 ia those
conlde the the r.,ryev OF tbcr Iards
hc'ianng boundaries, corner> Nc he promises sir,-
csf atenuon'Icfiers addrf 10 hil at Wool Cnnrt
bouse shal n,eel with the earcs, a;trriiop.
January 70 G2-wT MATTHIAS CHAPMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
CARR AGES.

rE'iiE public arc respectfully in
EfEsSze, a formed, that the subscriber
will continue keep regular
tlsSAzfsNxJG<&G.TSxslX supply of CARRIAGES X GIGS
~ ~. 81 The newest and iasliiui,a
die kind, at his mandatory is
niics west oil Peershlrg Virginia and will continue
Keep supply of the anve work at Mr.. William Ueryy n,J
Old street Petersburg, Va opposite the Hotel
Ia'e Freuch's TavernJ
Also regular sa2ply of the best plated mounted
CARRIAGE Il GIG HARNESS,
w he Kept at each place and priced
Carriage and Dcarborns suitable for families ann
gentlemen 'e
II Orders from part OF Ia, cnun,ry addressed To
PoplaI.irove Post Office Duwi,lde county Va will ne nj
tended to. STEItJI\s; Wo,n,v = M
January 26. so,y,,
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ooMMrNIcArrp.

CoNNCN1CATED.
Departed this life nj has residence in Buckingham
county, The 10Th Jan. 1899. MIR. NATHAN AYREs in
iie 10Th year of his age. To culosi>e tie characters
OF a"reased persons Is n very common thing hat
wh"na man oi So much wurii and merit ~ the d.
ceased was, leaves This world, think ita tribute nl
respect due to hs memory, saying that the annals
OF manki"d never presented pirri and more per
snryc |. !. nniio IN for iiniinti..n,
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39i,3O9 &C

Add taxes from Brooke,
Tax on law process. seals of cDurts
and nuiar.s, 10000
Tobacco shipped, 10000
Registers fees 5000
Redemption of land, 5000
Sales of uDappropriated lands, 1900
Sales ofPentcntiary manufactures, $4,000
Arrearagcs of txes, 10000
Revenue of Militia fines, $4,000
Miscellaneous receipts for sales of
c0nvicis, &c. 10000
Balance in Treasury applicable tn
ordinary revenue ON first OF De-
tober, 1871 1874 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
RUNAWAY m IAII=-

WAS committed TO the ia Of Grrenbrier county, ms
w runaway, tue 29ih day of NOeeubcr f32i ne,,rn
man. i've ieei Eve OF six inches high, rather dark com
hcXon straight limbs las two OF his upper teeth rOtted
out Thin lips, about 40 50 of aeend on and win
nm TWO SHIRTS, two pair Plnaloon old wai,icoa one
siTfout coat close bodied cost old white fur hat
shoes, &c. Said negro his nae Is rIIORNrOS and
belongs TO Wan: Fzhugh nf Frederick county, Va.-rhc
owner OF said slave Is desired prove property crge
aud take him away, be will b. deii with as the law i.
rscts JACOB HOOVER t,ilor
January ~. G2-w1y Offirnrul,ripr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

On Thursday the SENATE n,nri,.c,l the bill con
ccrn'ng the compensation of ii'" ATTORNEY Gcnr ~
ni THIS Commonwealth. Instead OF allowing hin,
5oOor liis srrvces IN the ease OF the Common.
wealth against Preston. the Senate propose tn r.e
ms siandms salary 10 3 1900 year. Yeier.ltu i;.,.
table