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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-04

JUST RECEIVED,
At No. 3, Central Rorc, Fore street,
n cases Grntemens' BOOTEES. 1st and 81 quality,
= packed for shipping, and We'll calculated for !
southern West India market.
2 casks Dutch Coffee MILLS,
s NJ. superior Dutch Quilts,
| bale Ravens Duck,
80 reams Sneathing Paper,
Few thousand Spanish Segsrs,
Thompsons Snuf-Hanis' Tobacco
--.4LSO-
8 bales cotton Warp.
20 hhds Turks Island SALT-40 bbls Onions,
| ton shipping BUTTER, No. l and ,.
Hhds retailing Moasses-cases Canton Sugar.
JOHN d. GARDNER.
Protland, Jan. 2oth. 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-04

The total number Of arrivals at Havana, in 1922
we've 1896 OF these. rs were from Portland Bath IL
Csstine s. Belfast A. Wiscasset 4. Kenprhunk 2
Charleston 20. Philadelphs So, Boston 50, III Orleans
81, n York as, Baltimore SO. Providence 2} VIII
miDgton 81 Newport 10, Bristol, r. l. 10 Warren. r.
l. :, Portsmouth 7, Norfolk T. Savannah 6, salem s.
Blakely 3, Middletown 2, Annapolis 1, Alexandria
Wilmington. u. L. Total from the IT, s. 528
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-04

Jan. "a, Cape Ann, WNW IL lea. brig Eliza, hence
20 hours.
On the night Of tie 22d ut of Barnegst, brig Cuba
of Bath
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
Jedediah Dow's List of Pri-


1rT As removed 10 the House adjoining Mr. J
H. Harods Store, al the head Of Exchange.
street. Portland, Nov. Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
Portland Book Store.
THE NORTH AMERICAN REyIFv

THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
Contenfs.-The Zodiac OF Denderah-No-
ice sur lie Zodiaque de Denderah, BAR M. ].
SAINT Martin, Msnbre de l'Institut.-I-ivinr-
ston's Penal Code OF Looisiana-Reporf made
10 the General Assembly Of tie State Of Lou
isians, Of the Plan Of the Penal Code for the
sand State. BY Edward Livingston, Member
II the House Of Representatives from the
Parish Of .-Schiller's Minor
Poems-Fridrich Won SchilIer's Gedichte.-
Eyeretts New Ideas on Populalion-New
Ideas on population, with remarks on the
Theories OF Nautilus and Goodwin, by Alexan-
der II. Everett, Charge d. Ah4ires Of the u
nited States Of America at The Court Of the
Netherlands-Niemeyer's Travels in Eng
Observation-Disclosures auf elmer REESE mach
England, &c.-Observation on a journey to
EngIand, with Recollections Of Memorable
Occurrences and Contemporaries during the
last atty years. By Augustus Herman Me
never, ID. D.-Medical ESSAYS Of Miner and
Fully Essays on Feyers, and other Medical
Subjects, by Thomas Miner, M. ID. and Will
tam Iully, NJ. D.-EurOpean Poltics-The
ltiociPles Of the Holy Alliance Or Notes and
Manlfestoeso OF the Allied Powers-Chipman s
Law OF Contracts-An Essay 90 the Law Of
Contacts for the Payment Of Specific Arti-
cles' byDaniel Chipman.-Miss Edgeworth-
The Works of Maria Edgeworth, ia six vol
uLnes. A new edition.-Coray's Aristotle
The Ethics oiAristotle to Niccmachus, revi-
sed and edited BY A. Coray, at the expense
Of the injured and oppressed Sciotes.-Louis
says Political Economy Considerations
sur I lndustrie ct "a Legislation sous le Rap
port de leur Influence sur Ia Richesse DIES
Flats, ct Examen critique des principaux
ouvrages, qui ont paru sur = Economic Po-
itique, par Louis Saw, dc Nantes-Index.-
Lis; of New Pubic ious.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
Hard Ware.
John Goddard.

No. 4, UNION Row, MrDDLE-STREEr,
nFASJust received large assortment Of
III HARD WARE GOODS, (receutly pur-
chased at Auction which will be sold low.
On hand. 80 casks Cut NAILS, which will
be sold lower than usual. Nov. 1
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

- Inc Museum Will be open every day and
evening, well warmed and well lighted. Music
on the Organ and Plane Forte
Season Tickets, Sl-Admittance, % cents
without distinction Of age
Nov. Is, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

.9ta Court Of Probate held at Portland .oithin aud
for the Couaty Of Cumberland on the third Tues
day q November, IA the year Of our Lord ssgh-
teen hundred and tIcensy-thrss
MOSES QUINBY and SILYANUS HIGGINS,
- administrators Of the estate Of John Taber.
late Of said Portland, merchant. deceased. having
presented their FIRST accounts Of administration OF
the estate Of said deceased:
Ordered That the said administrators give notice
to all persons interested, By causing copy Of this
order 70 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY il
the Portland Gazette printed Portland, that they
may appear az Probate Court 10 be held al said
Portland, on the third Tuesday Of December next.
~ tea Of the clock 10 the forenoon and show cause
4 any they have, why the same should not be al.
lowed.
BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
A true copy.
Attest. HoSa,iO Souihga'e. Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
French Spoliations.

A LII persons interested IN the claim to 10
N demnhy FOR spoliations committed On
their property ~ the public and private arm
ed Vessels Of France. between and during
the years 1893 and 1900 (InciOding French
captures. which have been rejected by he
Commissioners under the Florida Treaty. arc
requested TO call al the Ofbce OF WOODBURY.
SToRER, Esq. and become signers TO Memo.
rial sddrsssed 10 the Congress of the United
States. on that subject.
tits indispensahly requisite that the Memo
rial be completed forthwith claimants ar,
therefore requested % give their immediate
attention.
Portland. Nov. 10. 1928
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
For Sale. or to Let.

FENHE breast work bank and fats, sixty nine
al feet IN width, adjoining, and south Of Mr..
ASDREws laos FURSAcE, situated on Thames
Street. The above property i a very suitable
place for any business requiring access to BY
water. Enquire at No. ), Musseys Row, Md
desired. Portland, Nor ~ #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al,
concerned, that she mas been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust Of Executrix Of the
last will and testament OF
SAMUEL LAWRENCE,
late Of NCrth Yarmouth. in the county Of CHuber
land. Gentleman. deceased. BY giving bond a the
law directs-she therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 70 the said decessecs estate 10 make
imnsdiate payment; and those who have any de-
mands thereon 20 exhibit the same for settlement 10
ELIZABETH LAWRENCE.
North Yarnouih. Oct Ia. 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

To The Honorable Senate and Houseof Represent
Giirts IN Legislature, 10 be assembled on the
first Wednesday Of January, A. d. 1924.
THE undersigned, Committee on behalf of
Il the town Of Lewiston in the County of Lin
coin, 4 beg leave TO represent that at legal
Meeting Of said town, the Inhabitants thereof,
took into consideration their situation as town,
while remaining part ofthe County Of Lincoln,
and after mature deliberation, voted unanimous.
ly 10 petition your Honorable Body, to be set
off from the County OF Lincoln and annexed to
the County Of Cumberland. Situated as they
now are, the extreme town in the upper part of
a very long County, parties, jurors aud Witness
es, are subjected 10 very great expencc and in
convenience in attending Courts often Obliged
60 travel circuiious route almost one hundred
miles in a bad season OF the year, and to cross
very dangerous and difficult ferries before they
reaxh the Seat OF Justice, where their rights are
to be protected and their wrongs redressed
The Registry ofDeeds, also, Is situated so far
distant, where your petitioners would never
think of going, and where they have no bust
ness except that which our laws direct TO be
done within the County, that the recording Of
onS single deed Is frequently attended with
much labour. fatigue and expence whereas. If
the prayer Of your petitioners was granted, the
business Of the County and Of the Courts would
centre At Portland, where the people OF this sec
ton have business every week, 60 that their dif.
ferent concerns would become more united. the
performance greatly facilitated, and much from
Die and expence saved. There are two Bridges
erected across the Androseoggin river, one at the
Southwest Bend, and the other AZ Lewiston
Falls, which greatly accommodate the public.
and facilitate the Intercourse Of many towns and
especially Of the town Of Lewiston, with the
towns iu the County Of Cumberland These are
among many other reasons which might be urg-
cd in favoar OF the town OF Lewiston being an
nexed 10 the County OF Cumberland ; where
fore, in order to ameliOrate our condition. and
place as in situation where our business can be
done with profit, care and pleasure, we request
your Honorable Body. 70 set OF the town oil
Lewiston from the County Of Lincoln, and an
mex il to the County Of Cumberland and as in
daty bound will ever pray.
DAN. READ,
NM GARCELON,
WM. DlNGLET
Lewiston Nov 10th, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
Retail Stock Of English Goods
For sale at Cost.

THE Subscriber has determined to relinQush
the Retailing Business, and intends to close
the sale OF all his Cut Goods. by the month Of
March. Al that time what remains win be sold
at Auction. My object is, to get rid Of all the
Goods in the retail department az soon as pos
sible and TO this end | am determined to sell
that part OF my Stock at the cost, and in some
instances for less, as the whole must be closed
BY March, for the most they will bring.
This offers rare chance for
purchasers 20 supply themselves with English
Goods. The assortment is now excellent. and
contains almost every Article proper for this sea-
son. Among them are Ladies French Cloths of
the most fashionable colours Queens, and Pei
ise Cloths; large assortment Of Broadcloths L
Cassimeres kerseys; Dufils Scotch, Tartan
and Caroline Plaids Bombazstts Camblets (:
a fine assortment OF Merin0 Shawls and Raw
six Nantes; silk YeIvets PopIins; Plain and
Figured Grapes white and black French and
English SILK Hose, &c &c &c
GEO WILLIS.
Nov a is,f
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
MANAGERS OFFICIAL LIST or
PRIZES
Drawn on the Sd days drawing in The
Cumberland and Oxford Canal
Lottery.

Prizes Of 1000 dol ars. No. l750-of 200
dollars, No. 2419f of 100 dollars Nos. 724,
1899, 4825--of 80 dollars. Nos. 700. PCS.
1859, l5l9,t 1920. 409I. 4777-of 90 dollars,
Nos. l55. S59.t 239, 1877. 599.t 1871 1872,
lO49, 1879 1916, 3174, 1868, 1860. 4l25
2l6s, 2921-cf 6 dollars, Nos. II, 81, 3i.t
81 I Cat 69t IS 1I6, l43, 1862, l65, 49,.
OF, 900 s5es 2T7, s85. 324 575, 4O9, 4i8
447, ASP, 48l. 400 496. SIC. 500, $50, 538.
500. 595,t $685. GA, 668. $40, ne, 722.
745. TAI, 755, 76 :, 765, 768, 500, $40, 826.f
829,t 854,t 1888 I 993.t 926, o89, 993, lO35t
.ll26. 1l7l, 1918, 1900. 1914. 1879, s.
l404. 1907, 1927, lace, 1903. I520t 1884 4
1871 1853 1858, 1851 1877. 1852, 1928,
1923, 1864, 1865, 1880 1891. 1922, 1888,
1904 1905, 1922, 1926, 1859, 1892. 2024 I
2043, 2045, 1922, 2l28, 2l47. 1855, 226l
|2263. 2279,f 1921 II 2346.f 1850 24sl. 248g. I
2500,t 1885, 1887. 1891. 1897, 26l5, 266l,
1885, 27l0, 2736, 1855. 2777. 2852. 294O,
3068, 3088. 800, 3l04. 1908. 33O8 3344,
1857. 1876. 1894. 34l1, 346f. 3464, 3463
1888 3498 1856. 1896 1855, $780, 5753t
.3920.t 3928,t 1918, 1895, 4OO2, 4Jl5, 1899,
4l20, ABA, 4l77,t 1896, 1928 7 43I6, 4347
1850, 1895, 4474, 4493, 4525, ASST. 1880
4643, 467, 4673, 47O3, z76S. 478l 4795
1880, 4S41, 487I, 1924 1870, 1899
III the Prizes with this mark, were sold
at JEDEDIAH DOW'S Office.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
JAMES NEAL
GRENyILLE ATELLEN.

4 TIORNEY AT LAM, has removed from
THoMAsroN to NoRrH YARMOUTH hav.
ing purchased the establishment Of John ~.
hsilen, Esq.-te will faithfully attend 10 ali
husil g entrusted 20 bis care.
Oct. 80. 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
MARTIN GORE

Of all kinds, such as Sable Chinchilli, Swans
down, SIC. &c suitable for Goats, Pelsses, and
Gowns.
Gsnttemen's Fur. Seal OHsr, Sable.
Nutra and many other kinds Of CAPS, Youths
and Boys Caps. Fur Collars for Cloaks and
Great Coats-Fur and other Gloves-Leather
Mittens-Fur Seal Moccasons, an entire new
article, In this market-Baffalo Skins by the
bale or single skin.
Complete assortment Of Gentlemans HATS,
Brewster's, Wells and Reed6eld's make, n. Y
-Peck's, Boston Hat Factory-Bass' make,
Boston-Castors and low priced Hats from va
rious Manufactures, by the Case or single Hat
Hattsrs' Furs and Trimmings, viz /:
Porgu k-Cambric-English Skivers-Gal-
looms Of different kinds-Mocco Bands-Loop-
ing-BOw strings-old Russia and American
Glue, and the water proof stifening ready pre-
pared, fl for use. All Of which viii be sold low
for Cash or approved Credit
November H.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
Land on Lease.
Bank Money

NOR approved Notes. at 2, a or months,
Il may be had on application to
S. LITTLE, Broker.
Nov. %, 1898. g&a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
DAVIS
u II 4 Il f. Il 4 s r,

ar The THIRD DAYS DRAWING Of lhe
~ Canal Lottery, and the following prizes Ia
that days drawing, were all sold by NJ DAVIS.
Those numbers without any prize attached to
them are entitled 20 six dollars each.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
DIR. Cobb.

yETf AVING taken ROOM in the buildingf
III above Mr.. Co.'s Store, Cour-streF
promptly attend 10 all applications in th, yusi-
ness Of his profession
Portland, Nov 10, 1923. N
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
NOTICE.

MR.. SMELL has removed his school
for the instruction Of YOUNG LADIES, from
Mr. PoOle's to the room in Court Street. late
ly occupied BY George Bradbury, ESQ. de-
ceased where he can accommodate more
scholars. Nov. "a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
DELAVARE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES,.

i January 27.-The bill providing for the rebnd-
liz and making an index for The last Chancery Doc
was read third time and passed the house.
Nir' Adams iiom the committee on the bill au-
ousing Joseph Maui to drain some low ground
ported the said bill with amendments which were
%poWed and the said bill was read third time and
PASSED the house.
Mr' Huntingdon clerk of the senate, returned the
~ concerning the sueing out of attachments, and
#'iotmed the house that the senate had concurred
eberein.
W.T. cullen presented an account of Augustus NJ.
4chee Tor prinling-re erred to the committee Of
4aims.
var opruance from the committee on the peti-
~ Of Happy Maria Blake, reported unfayorably TO
III pe'i'loner which was agreed to.
ne OIL concerning the obstruction of Indian ri
IN 70 oy SCENES, nets, wers, SC passed the house.
W.T. huntington, clerk Of the senate, returned the
~ pu"ishlng iornicaon by free neg oes and mu-
'''es ana informed the house that the senate had
NJ concurred therein.
o', 10 prevent sheep from running at large
q "nlil inc bounds oil I4ewistown in Sussex county
4asSed HE house.
MIR. Uutfngon, clerk of m. senate. nresentrd Sc
3eFal enrolled bills.
WIZ Black moved that the house go into the con-
dera'lon OF the rule offered this morning, ordering
I Committees to report in three days, and the
#0s,e refused to consider the same.
WIZ Black then moved that The committee on the
"lo"peaKe and Delaware canal company be called
4"D 'ne speaker 10 report: the house decided &C
4 ',anE'y, and the speaker directed the committee
II ngpo,t or excuse themselves tomorrow. III
ne!nolds from the committee to whom was
4H'oo the Dill concerning costs in criminal cases
4 1'"eu salo OIL to the house, accompanied with
zzOile papers relative thereto was read.
@anaary 2S.-Mr. Spruauce on the part of ma
,y ol the committee on the memorial of the
~ and Delaware canal company reported
hlayo'abe thereto.
' townsend a member from Sussex county
8TnGa'eo ms day, was qualified and took his seat.
ars,;. oocl' an presented petition of John Grow
II s a law to vacate and utter a road in ST
'be hundred, which was read with certain do
,'men's accompanying The same, and referred tc
M Galley and Townsend.
Mr. chandler presented petition of Andrew
8aims 'N's''sH 'of"e committee o.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
FOR SALE.

YHSIE CECIL IRON WORKS, lately owned by Colonel
Samuel Hughes, consisting of one Blast Furnace, two
Air Furnaces Boring Mill Of the best constructed machi-
merry and calculated to bore five cannon at the same time
Stamping Mill Stone Giis Mill, houses for the managers
and workmen, Coal houses, stables Smiths shop with Iron
TASKS, tools and machinery necessary for making Cannon
TO these works are attached 1850 acres Of land. The
stream of water is sufficient at all seasons to supply the
above works. and running four miles through said land will
furnish an abundance of water for great number Of seats
for other works Should these works not be sold by private
sale before the first Monday in March next they will on that
day be offered at public sale the Exchange in the City Of
Baltimore, at O'Clock. And in the whole Of the
above property should not be sold that day as an Iron
Works, it will thereafter be sold private sale in such par
GELS as may suit persons disposed to purchase.-Apply to
ROBERT SMITH or
4. GILMOR & SONS.
Jan. %, 1913. 112-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

I In part Of our last impression, the title Of En-
l. oy Extraordinary was given by us to all the Plen
ipolentlaries recently appointed That title how
ever, belongs properly only to one of them Gen.
JACKSON, the Minister to MExIco,) the distinction
being made, we presume, in reference to the pre-
vlous Mission from Mexico to the United States
Nat. Int. Jan. 90.
We have pleasure in stating that the SENATE
DID, yesterday advise and consent 10 the ratification
OF the Convention with FRANCE, concluded in this
City, in June last and every article thereof
Nat Int. 4th inst.
If one were to Judge from present indications
there is rather an ndisposiiion in the House of Re-
representatives. to transact much business at the pre-
sent session. The House yesterday reversed its
decision to meet at O'Clock, and restored the hour
OF ~ as that of meeting. 1t adjourned also at an
early hour and, when it adjourned, adjourned over
to Monday.
Other causes, however, than mere inertness, are
in operation, to produce what looks much like it,
Among these, it is the variety of opinions on the
subject oil the new tariff BILL in regard to which we
hnd three parties, the jealous each side and the
indifferent There appears to be also great dis
position to debate it, but very little disposition to hear
debate upon it; that the House really breaks up TO
escape debate If the friends Of this bill have the
majority on their side, their only chance for success
W passing II would be 10 resolve upon giving silent
votes upon it. Sufficient has already been said to
explain their views, and more is not necessary it be
ling mere illusion to suppose that, on question so
thoroughly understood, argument or eloquence is to
remove conviction. ID
A rumour is spreading, which has no better
foundation we presume, than conjecture, tina, SPAIN
has ceded the Island Of Cuba to Great Britain This
we're it true, would be news indeed. The rumor
originated in suggestion, hazarded in the London
Courier Id,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

DIED, Saturday evening last in her 18th year. Mrs
SARAH DAWSON, widow of Michael DAWSON an exern-
pary member Of the Methodist Church. Her friends and
acqaintances respectfully invited attend her funeral
from her late dwelling, nearly opposite the Methodist
Church, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Suddenly in Washington City, on Tuesday night last
in Mr.. Lauries Church, THOMAS BOWIE, Esq of Prince
of Georgetown, a. CO. Mr.. Bowie had attended the
church to hear Mr. Frey the converted Jew preach and
while listening to him, fell and expiredIt is somewhat
remarkable that the congregation disturbed at
the event, neither MIR Bowie removed from the Pew
until after the service ended. presumed by
those him. that through sudden and trivial
ndsposton and consequently that attention which the Sc
robustness of his demanded, withheld lie has left
numerous family TO depiore his loss An instant before
his death Mr. Bowie was in the full enjoyment Of life aud
health, '
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

The bill 10 tletach part OF Murderkiil hundred
passed The house.
| Mr.. Chandler presented petition Of 76 inhabi
tants OF the Borough of Wilmington, praying re-
peal OF the law taxing storekeepers-read and re.
ierred 10 Cochran, Galley and Tindall
he bill Tor the better relief OF the poor passed
the house.
The bill to improve the breed Of horses was read
Ia second time.
The Brandywine marsh bill passed the house.
On molinn of Mr.. Cullen the house proceeded 10
consider the report OF the committee on the pe,-
tion OF Benjamin Williams. and after some discus
sion he gave notice that he would to morrow ask
leave to bring in bill for the relief of the said Ben
jamin Williams.
Mr.. Niyin from the committee on the petition of
Caroline Baldwin praying divorce reported bill
agreeably TO the prayer of the petitioner read.
The bill concerning costs in criminal cases was
taken up for third reading in order to its final pas
sage, when on the question the first section it as
lost, and the bill WIS rejected
Mr.. Seal II ON the committee Of enrolment re-
ported several bills as duly enrolled
The bill tor the relief Of Sarah c. Brown passed
the house,
Mr. Brinckloe asked and obtained leave to intro
duce bill directing The manner of choosing com
missioners for The town o. Mlford-read.
Inc Dill concerning costs IN certain cases was re-
considered and ordered to lie on the table.
The resolution respecting the publishing of the
laws tor the education OF poor children was read
and adopted
Mr. Cochran presented remonstrance of sundry
ci'izens OF Kent county, counter TO the memorial
of Spencer Williams and James P. Loffland-read
and referred to the committee on the memorial of
Williams and Loffiand.
On motion oil Mr.. Cochran, the resolution re
speeding the making digest oil the laws, submitted
by him on the LIST inst, was taken up for conside-
ration, and on his motion adopted
The bill providing for The election Of constables-
also the bill Tor appropra;bg the money in the state
treasury, passed the house.
On motion OF Mr.. Black the bill abolishng sla
very In this state, was read third time amended so
as TO go no farther than to prohibit the introduction
of slaves into this state, and passed the house.
MIR. huntington, clerk OF the senate, returned the
bill for the relief of Thomas Stewart, Barnet Maj
let and Sally Hall, late Sally Mailet, and informed
the house that the senate had not concured therein
On motion of Mr.. Black the house went INTO the
consideration of the report Of the committee on the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal memorial, and on
his motion it was amended and committed TO com
mittee OF three members with instruction to report
bill providing for subscription of $4,000 year
out OF the proceeds Of the school fund until S25 900
of The proceeds of the said fund invested in the
capital stock Of said canal. The committee appoin-
ted were Messrs. Black, Adams and Howard.
The bill concerning the Wilmington bridge,
passed the house.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
MaSONTC NOTICE.

7 regular communication of Adonram Lodge, No A.
holden at Manchester, under the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge of Vermont the 25th day of December
A. L. 1922, Alfonso Moore, member of said Lodge was
duly expelled the privileges of Masonry for gross unmasone
conduct.
BY order Of the Worshpul Master, Wardens and Broil>
CTS y. a, WILLIAMS, Secretary,