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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

n.tgr.issl that lie inPrclHion naae VIE n iA-
~ f,swfsrrs hsalih j. siii very deis
.,te--IIe \. cou6nel aiIuuai entFsiY ia hif
I c~n Cooke laiiodace5 resolution fes.
1919 wh,rh lian an evident squirting fowafA
WV. ~.eretar, af war, and Y triep4 ct aiA
- q - ar W~-f II makes cali raiiseF
$500 nnr IVA IA terms, upou tte President iar
...,.. 900 wv to fhe persons interested eve
49,, s. zame late contracis tsr cannon ana
mai nrms. Il expect il will issne M 1Ann9n
sus1kr.
s.,rhe b,ll or tie relief Of ihe Vice fresi-
srnt received Mr. Claws signature Gas mora
inr. Edwara Livingston haa APp.-fel' alla
adds bright star 10 The galaxy or ~Qes'sae 4
lional f.lent. John Randolph stalks Aeent in
lionv silence. saving that Tie uiieFs \ solitary
X M v while Ut TIE rest 0f tie House are Fo-
ling arv inquiry on national Improvement ef
NV. tar,F question. Air. Webster M places at
in, go VI thc Committee or tie Judiciarf--
.;t.,tino in which he will shine Generat
/ prown's health is still somewhat sicndefi hut
N. w much better than when IVY New-Anrk Y
his mind appears % have fully regainta ~ TT
rer tame Ana riror.--Mr King has been cN-
ru..d Fron, serving on the Committee IA For
ei4n Relaiioas; the reason assigned of some
IN feeling Of pique a. not being plaoed M NM
Chair VI that COMMITTEES place. certainly
ldns - Is native talent distinguished standing,
ami experience in the foreign diplomatic SER
yice W. The country. This, however " con-
lecture merely.
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Prom tts Nsts- York Gareftt De- ~
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

gentleman who arrived ia town xester.
day niorning 10 lhe mail coach from Pk.gadri.
Phia, furnished ~ Rith Ne aaiowiuc part.cp.
lars Of most daring highway robbery or
Thursday evening" between eight and maze n
ciuCk, MIR. Rufus Green Amory. VI Bo.tor
was stopped on his way 70 PHILADELPHIA. aboa,
one mile TINS side q New Brunswick, ~ two
men o. rather gsnteel appearance. one W
them presented pistol 70 him and demanded
BIS money when they took him short az.
tauce of the road, tied him to tree ana blind.
folded lHm. aad robbed Llm u al his mone,
amounting 20 about $40, one half Of which
was ia Worcester Bank notes. ara Tie
balance ia U. :. Bank psDcr. They also took
gold watch which cost thirty guineas in Lon.
don. They kept him bound d tlie tree untiI
bali past twelve, when they LEFT him. taking
the horse along with them. and giving back
three dollars. Soon after the robbers had de
parted the mail coach came I'd and released
him. Mr.. Amory informed the passengers
that one Of the robbers was tall ana slim. ana
the other short and dark complexion. Tie,
we're both dressed in dark clothes.either black
or blue, and were neither disguised. On de-
parting they said II was tie first time they
had eTer committed suck an act. The pasen.
gers procured arms, but did not succeed ia
eyertakiDg the robbers, who rode Che horse
about ten miles aud then no doubt struck OF
\ from the main road. The horse was taken
near BridgetoWn and sent ca to New Bruins
wick.
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Frbaet frop, he Iaic Rspsri " tic Secretary "
N De NarN.


Fr.paef from he laie Rupert W ttt Secretary "
he .Narg.
F'nr tha protection NJ commerce. and the
suppression Or piracy III the Wcstcrn Allan
tic and Gulf Of Mexico, il is proposed, ia the
ensFinr wear 10 continue Th0mps0n's Island
~ tle station for Tie vessels employed Id those
objects; to place there a ship of the line, ar
med and manned rs afrigate, for which pur-
po50 tie Independence iswell fitted and 10
attach TO the command the John Adams and
Hornet, and one other slo0p Of war, with four
III Tie large schooners. che Grampus. Porpnisc,
Shark, and Spark, one Of the smaller schs. and
the barges The ship Of the line placed in
pro Der position viii afford comfortable accom-
odations 10 those who are obliged 20 remain
al the station, and prevent the necessity Of in
tercbursa with the island when danger II sus-
pected.--It viii be perceived, that this diStri-
button Of force includes only ono Of the small
scheoners. They were admirably calculated
Tor the end for which they were purchased,
and have effected it. Bot piracy being for
the present depressed, and requiring only such
force IS will prevent is revival, they are no
longer necessary ndbeing both very expen-
sive and utterly subversiYe Of all discipline, ii
Is respectfully Recommended that thay be
sold, retaining enc for the resent season az
ter which may be sold.
AS Officers of our navy have died since the
LIST Of Jan. 1928.
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Mr.. kilgours IS nominated as a Presidential r
lector IN Maryland, and ii chosen win vote Tor
MT. ADAMS.
Il has been moved in the Legislature Of vir-
gina, ~ stop the mileage and pay of every
member whose seat II contested
The Presidents Message has been trans.
lated int Spanish. BY South American Pat
not At Baltimore, printed AZ a pamphlet with
preface, aud Is to be sent to Mckee, CsIou-
bia sc.
new bill Is before tile Legislature ar south
caroline, to prohibit Free Negroes from enter
ing the State.
"A ball is before the Legislature M I. earn.
lima, and is expected 10 become law- u. r,,nish
vita death the crimes Of Grand Larceny and
folygafnys On second conviction.
"A Tax % Merchandise. whether he1 N.
owner agent, attorney. consignee, or on q Dor
roEec capital, Is proposed id the Legislature
of =. Carolina.
ne oiil ~ iavour Of the Jews, is again before
ne Legislature Of Maryland.
Ihe 18th Of March j. appointed III A. III
Thanksgiving and Fasting" il MARYLAND
Inc Citzens Of Pensacola have voted 10 re-
guest ~ the President permission wv nrnirsfe
lour Members Of the legislative Council w
IA0IlNd-
heasy gale "a wind was experienced Az
Havana from Nov. 26 ID Dee. VI
~ nef West, AZ q late date, there we're so
cases ri fever and agne.
.ns y :. sch. Crampus was AZ Tamp;cs
-. s.sa e1e extraordinary and sudden change ia
W. temperature "a The atmosphere occurrad
\. " WI crew siekened, but Ill recovered ex-
- al1ount q duties 0n Imports ard ton
.sceiFed w. the several ports Wy tbe INIT
s. s. eseafss ~ the war ending On ,be 9osh II
49, ass' y S25, s32.1I4. Of which therp go
. ~ a Boston, S4,5s7.7aB. ~ Yo-r
$500 ~ Philadelphia. - so s7x. Rslt;-
- si'z5e,l47i New orleans 49, !.
Iharlestsn, s7s6.5s2. --''' - ''i
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BY THE MAfIl


AT special Court Of Law held inthis town
on Thursday last, by Jndge Brockenbrough,
Thomas Alsop was tried on charge Of eau
sing, bv III treatment. the death ofhis slave, a
boy about 10 years Of age. The jury brought
b verdict against the prisoner Of TIVE years
confinement IN the Pcnitentiary, which i the
shortest term the law allows for the mlldest
grade Of rnansiaughtcr but, FROM some exten-
uatinv Circumstances, the yeriict was accom-
panied with a Recommendation OF mercy 70
tie Governor. for rs months Of the time to be
reunited
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81 ahiae Nv shc result, unless they afe plras-
"a with the proceedings. which y 'Ael
rnounta 10 Just nothing a al u has oesn ~ 4
posed 10 adnit editors n neHaPaFe III Ann n
he proposition should Be adopted, oui reaalsf'
may expect description Of The Inside 81
caucus room. a scene which have never III
witnessed.
Coagrsssianai Preceding
Among ne memorials presented this morn
ing, was one offered hy Mr. Breckc, o. Penn
sylvauis, and another By Mr. Wright Of One
from their constituents Interested 10 manuiac.
lures, praying Tor IN immediate alteration 2
the Tariff, which were referred TO the CON
mittee on that subject.
Publil Duiidiags.
A message was IBIS morning received from
the President of the United States, communi-
eating 10 the House. the report Of the Com
missioner Of the Public Buildings. showing the
expenditures 90 these AID other objects com
mitted 10 his care, during the present year
The message embraces the report Of Mr.. NJ.
gar, the commissioner, and the sub-rcports O
Ar. Bulhnch, architect Of the capitol. and q
Mr. Kcaban, architect OF the PRESIDENT
House.
From The first Of these documents 1t ap.
pears, that tie items Of expenditure have
been as follows:
Continuing the work on the centre building
of the capitol, S94,7Ta a.
Alterations in the Representa-
tiyes' Hall for the accommodation
of The 18th Congress 1900 Oh
An allegorical ornament for a
clock for the use Of the Senate, 1000 OF
Improving the ground around
the capitol, 800 5.
South portieo Of the Presidents
House, n ESQ 4.
Providing for the accommoda-
ton OF the circuit court of the u.
States, 10000 o.
Erecting monument over the
tomb Of Elbridge Gerry, late V.
President Of the United States, 1000 O.
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SALEM, ID
FROM HAVANA.

SALEM, Dec. %.
FROM HAVANA
E1tract Of letter rsesiued this t0lUn, dated De-
Gender /.
Our Island is now quiet, but the intended insnr-
reeti0n last SRnmer was much more extensive than
had maEned- 900 gave themselves Gpat Mstan-
zas, and II extended more than so miles round Us
Their plan was most bouid-to murder all foreign
ers-Spanards and al-and erect themselves into
some kind Of government The head Of the busi.
ness first began BY engaging persons, and these 2
engaged more each, aBd so on, multiplying their
numbers without end the prime mover being kncwn
only 20 the FIRST seven the doings Of each seven
reported to the centre Of their particular circle
aud SO in process thsy all went to the principal
The free Blacks had another small plot, and were
enlisted into the ranks Of the WhisS but with hopes
at last to become the principals. There wers nc
men Of much consequences among them, and none
eflaTge property II win 20 hard with many o.
tkem.--Had this plot not been discovered, grea
deal Of bloodshed had been the consequence, bu
they would not ultimately have succeeded. Had i
not been known. or nat existed. and the present
state Of things IN Spain been promulgated here
there would have been so strong party for tbs
Constitution, that we might have looked for grea
opposition, and perhaps open war.
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POETRY.


g<ox w. &c Prlnisr'h hour of Yeaes
Rnow ys 81 hour more inaRhs with lov.
Ihan when she dafk wing j lelnpesss cease.
Amd isars 30 more Our peace annoy
rs not when a. the setting san.
H.fRlimmefing IRE he hoserx near
And needless Of thr coming dun.
Grows merry. DER pint Of beer
Nnf Is Il when with numer0m names
rs lendh ming ron 81 yeiium swells.
A. Il were touched BY couiuFors wand.
ur grew ~ fairies magic spells.
No reader. no -ssie Printtrs hour.
Ills hours u real sweet repoae.
y not whcn By some magic p0srsr.
lis lsl 81 patrons daily grows
But ~ iis when stern winter drear.
Comes robed ID snow, and haiI and ..na..
lie hears IN whispers soft and dear.
: We've eoa's % Pay you for ne Paper
BOSTON BARD
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For rHr PORTLAND eA1ErrE.
YORK COUNTY COURTS,

Il Is well known 70 those who are conversani
with the business Of Judicial tribunals, that COP.
rs IRON The records Of one county, are frequent.
" found necessary, TO be used in cases prose
essed IA others. Il most generally happens, too
that these copies are wanted for immediats
use. 1t Is therefore desirable, that the court.
should be holden and the records kept il
that place, which il the best Situated Tor the
public convenience in this particular No na1
n his senses, would say thst on this grounI
the preference should be given to the town 81
Alfred
Il may further he observed, while we are MP
% this Fzrs Of our subject, thar the roads LEAD
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

" ARLINGTON, 18TH Dec. 1923.
l give you today the fourth edition az re-
ports respecting caucus. The rumours on
the political exchange this uaorninr are. mar
TIE caucus will be postponed till The maj
oi January-soms think longer. And man
are Of the opinion that tie postponement will
% indefinite Several Of The members wi.h
TO be absent during the holidays. ana will ~,
permit politics to interfere with their nlr,.-
arss- y has been ascertained hy pretty ~
e unohiciss Canvas, that majority of III
aeleg.''on from s'ghisen States are opposed 10
caucus In several State. tAc a.isr-.,.r,,.
viii be unanimous In opposition: ana n Il
one, with The exception OF Ceorgia. Mil ,hs
delegation be unanin.ouz in iarosr. Frnn, ~.
great State of Pennsylvania. net more ~
LaFse q The most. will attend from Kensvc-
~ and Tennessee net one. some sav ~,
New York viii Be about equally dissded M
many vii 50 On the condition. hat De- Nil, MI
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

NEW YORK, Dec. ~.
On Saturday morning Capt John C.M'Lsan
who lodged at the Northern Hotel, in Court
lanat street, was robbed OF the sum Of &2BlC
IN Bank notes, by young man named ca
hill, recently from ireland, who had lodged
two Or three weeks in the same room. The
robber was ascertained to have crossed the
Brooklyn ferry with horse and gig, and was
pursued TO lslip, l. |. where be was found ID
beds o'clock yesterday morning, and W.
aregiad to state, Capt. Mclean recovered
all but -four dollars Of bis money. On returs
ing 10 the City, Cahill was unpinioned al
Hampstead for the purpose ofeating his break
fast, and while bis guards were busy in prepar.
ing TO come on, he found means to escape
from the house to a neighbouriBg wood, and
had successfully eluded his pursuers at the las
accounts.
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Capt Winsor. arr az Boston from Malaga.
which place be left the lsth ult states that
Cesta bad been taken Possession Of bv tie
Fre0ch, who had openiy declared that thew
would not give Il up 50 hong a. the English
held possession Of Gibraltar, and that al ths
iSA Nov. news vas recelFea az Malaga ofthe
surrender q shecssies 81 Aiicant, Carshawena
And baFeaiean, u sae French and Spanisl
Royal Ast6aa1as.
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BRIpeEPoRr Dec. I6.


Melancholy .Aceidsnt.-On Tuesday evening
The 9th inst, John Hawley, an amiable and prom
Sing youth of about Is, aud son Of Abijah Haw
ley, fell from the third, through three scuttles tC
the lower floor Of the store Of Messrs A. w
Hawley &Co. and received such severe injury a,
TO occasion his death on the Thursday morning
following
.8ccident.-On Thursday last Mr. Samuel Pat
rick, of Cranberry Plain, aged about 65, wa.
crushed TO death by the wheel of loaded cart
before which he accidentally fell while driving
This is the second person who has lost his life
in this town, from the ssrse cause, within few
weeks.
.9nothsr-On Saturday the 10th inst Mr. JOIN
Benedict, Of Ridgeheld, was killed by the falling
lof tree.
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pBTLApsLFHEA. Dec. 20
rtrr CRFEKS-A CAUTION.

II seems from information received 4" BY the
Trr,sn,.sr al the Greek Fund that there i
rers,n 6r persons. travelling through the
canntrx rith the prsfcssed design Of raising
,,a.,s. !. aid Of the Greeks. for which an an.
,bor;s. !. pretended, although there is good
reas',s i believe that II Is merely &c sttempl
al irnpcsiioa-
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COMMUNICATIONS
THE CAUSE OF THE GREEKS.

he GAOoE VI HE GkEEkS.
American sympathy for GREECE is awakening
in all parts Of our union In no part Of III how
ever, IS the cali louder than in New England
and the cities and towns and men of New Eng
land should not now suffer the honour Of such a
zeal TO pass away, until il has pervaded every
enlightened portion of them TO the centre. We
have never been Indifferent spectators Of the
bloody struggle Of that brave nation and the only
reason that we have not before lifted our voice
for herr Independence has been the sometimes
aatterina hope that regenerated Europe might
yet pour her sons Of republican freedom upon the
hosts of barbarian Turks. We have waited the
event Of. the great wrestling for liberty on the
Peninsula, as crisis Of the peoples power-the
Idetermynation Of the future victory Of monarchy
or right--the moment of our hope or our despair.
The a uggls has been in vain--and we can now
nobly3vent our indignation, while a. nation we
r. siaam the principles for which we fought, and
IS ml5ch we live. We rejoice 10 see that the
Uniiet States comes boldly 10 the feld-bound
i''y th5 equivocasions Of no Holy Alliance and
*rsrinl the impress of her Constitution upon her
eldI America feels de - ior the wounds Of
AeeAs she win fight v er visor up, and the
win he gloryE her.
ND led 10 say all this, because | wish some
Amav be done thro all our country for this
Tpel - pied people wish something done here,
In iand-and cannot doubt a moment, that.
with the honorable and patriotic example OF our
lneighbouring cities before a., we shall Be back
ward in assembling ourselves to act with vigour
and generosity
Woaid propose that there should be- meet
ing Of our citizens, that st least we may know
the temper and character OF our patriotism, and
that Il should not be delayed, amid the generous
excitement around a. LEONIDAS.
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M AsEEHNGT0s, Dec. ~.
see y0a are all alive in New-York. The
Greek FIRE seems efiectuallg to have kinaled
among ycu-may il melt down some ~ fhr
dollars Of Wall-strect, which would "a better
employed in helping T. SHAVE" the Grand
Seigncr, than those unhappy wights, wh0sr
names srs banded about the Rrokers' rpw
Sanguine feelings begin to appear 10 Conxress
on the same subject.
The Coionhian Ministers have aInas w;,l
tie President. Their appearance presented
i j. said, striking contrast TO that az ether
foreign Ministers, who were, a. course, invi
ted 81 the same tine The representatives u
the nsw Republic. with their suite. we're nll In
plain sHiis 81 black, while che Others were I'M
their state dress covered With the insignia y
der respective orders Of nobility. / have
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

" " 49, y. ~ IN Sunday rreninr last. wv Rsr
:, r. ..l''n' DIR sKSsAxIs HArxa. u Mss So.
AIM Bangor Mr Nathaniel Hat ..
sarah sti, both IVY Tat plare ~ p D'''
II Wells, TIE asth ~ q. 80
1 ''AAt saurerr IAN. ID Nim NarS. $3.50
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FOREIGN NEWS.

-foRK, Dec. 70.
The adVioes from Madrid are to the 81 q
November, aud these from Cadiz not So late
~ have been received here direct.
Lsvida was occupied By the French on the
5Est 81 October, and the troops or tie rsrri.
son, to the number Of 5000 surrendered pris.
euefs Of war.
The Duke a Angouleue arrived NJ Madrid
onthe lstof Nov. attended by an escort Of only
50 dragons, aud 30 read' arms. He was ae.
companied BY the Prince OF Carignan.
The Duke del Infantado las aeclinea &C
oepting the re-appointment as President Of
me council, ia consequence Of the number Of
ms other duties, and from consciousness Of
his incapacity 70 discharge the duties which
would devolve upon him as President.
There seems % have been some commotion
% Barcelona, but by the latest date from
Maiaro, Nov. 1 II would seem that the trou-
bies had been appeased, and Il was supposed
the French would enter the CITY Immediately.
During the troubles. Nina, 1t Is said, found
rebels among his old accomplices, and was
obliged, himself ts take refuge in the midst OF
his troops, 10 save himself from the militia
men. re had arrested the famous Costa, a
chief Of that baud. Marshal Money has
sent 70 Paris the conditions Of the capitulation,
which are approved and signed by the Com
nissionors and Generals in Chief OF both ar.
mics. All shs Constitutional Chiefs in Estre.
madura have made their submission. with the
exception Of the Empecinado, who has not vet
sent in bis The Brgadier Lsguna took pos.
session Of the fortress Of Badajoz on the Goth
Of October.
The King aud his family arrived at Aides
del Rio on the goth ult. notwithstanding il
rained heavily, the whole population went ou
to meet them, aud manifested undesirable
enthusiasm.
a paragraph dated Satris, Nov. 2, states
that the convention for the occupation OF ihs
fortresses Of Barcelona, Tarragono. aad Hos
talrich, concluded the day previously, wa
ratified that day, by NJ the Marshal Duke AZ
Cornegliano tAIcncey) and Gen. Nina. The
French troops will take possession on the 4tL
inst.
The accounts from CoastantinopIe are t.
the 10Th Of Oct. The pacific disposition o
~~she Ottoman Porte has caused In that city |
remarkable activity. Liberty Of commerce
and privileges to the Europeans, have agar
been granted.
The interview or the two Emperors or Aus
tria and Russia az Czernowitz. has made :
great impression on the Divan.
The last letters from Greece state, that ID.
feet OF the Captain Pacha has arrived 10 III.
Dardanelss, and gone into the port Of Con
stantinople. The above letters also stated
that the movements Of the Janisaries cause
great alarm to the government.
Com. .4drerliser.
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Governor Shulze has issued Proclamation.
under the great seal Of the State Of Pennsyi-
vania, countersigned BY MoLToN c. RoGERs.
as Secretary Of the Commonwealth, informing
all OFFICE HOLDERS Of their continuance I'M
their stations, for -Four Months, unless preyi-
Ously ssPerssded.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

Legislature DigHiiy--A debate took place
(says the Philadelphia Freeman Journal, )inihe
House Of Representatives, at Harrisburg, as 10
what part should be allotted 10 the Ladies.-One
gentleman proposed the lobby; another that the
members should vacaie their seats in favour Of the
fair Ser but Mr. Ritner 'cappedthe climax, by
proposing thatevery membershould accommodate
. LADY on his KNEE Wen might We exclaim,
30 tcmpoTa oh mofes -
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The emigrants who came from Scotland un-
der the auspices ofNahum Ward, Of Marietta.
have formed an association, called {" The Glas-
gov Ohio Company" for the purpose ofclear-
ing land and building town, abont 40 miles
below Marietta. 10 be called Stirling.
N T On
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

Mr.. McDufie reported Resolve proposing
sundry amendments TO the constitution---pro
viding for the election Of President and Vice
President Of the United States--also making
provision respecting uniformity Of electing
Representatives in Congress BY districts.
The resolves we're read twice, and the first
referred to committee of the whole, the 9TH
Ter to special committee. THE resolves are
|oftso great length to be published to-day
Mr.. Herrick presented resolution, requir-
inc from the Postmaster General, the whole
extent of the post routes, the expense Of trans
portation and amount Of postage received on
each route, sc. &c. The resolution lies over
one day Of course.
MIR. Brock offered n resolution requiring
information from the Secretary Of the TreaxF
~, OF the amount Of exports from the Unakd
States To Greece. Asia Minor and Egyptfda-
ring the years 1890, 1921 and 1922; also the
amount ofimports theratrom for the same pstri
Cd distinguishing those countries now uade'
the control Of the Turkish government. fEsA
those possessed by the Greeks in go N
the amount Of duties pad on sai
the U. 5. treasury.
No other buspess Of general
transacted this do.
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The House Of Representatives Of Pennsylva.
mn, have determined, BY vote of 81 40 81, 40
take NO measures relative IL the mode 0f nomi.
mating President Of the United States.
The Legislature Of Maryland has disapproved
OF Congressional Caucus