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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24

Messrs. Martinez and Roe, umbrella manufactur-
ers of N. York, have made superb umbrella, to
be presented to Gen. Lafayette, as token of the'
respect for his character and services. 1t is one oil
the patent kind, the shaft of beautiful curl maple
and mounted with fine ivory and gold.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24

WANTED Immediately, lad about Is years old, Of good
morals, and habits Of industry, apprentice The
Bookbinding business. Apply al this office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24

The ship James NJ, just arrived at Philadelphia
from Londonderry, brought 155 passengers.
A man named Johnson, native of Newton Stew
art, Ireland and OF the passengers, in attempts
ing 10 return on board the ship on Friday night,
cidentally fell in the river and was drowned. His
body has been found, He had about his person 500
guineas and some valuable papers. His wife and
three children came over with him.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24
Boston, Aag. 10.


PoLlcE CouRT.-Josiah Quincy, Mayor Of this
city, on complaint Of Ashael Drake, carter, dned
two dollars and costs, by Justice One on Tuesday
afternoon for galloping his horse to endanger
persons standing walking in the streets, lanes
and alleys"
Charleston august IL.
By a passenger in the Sally and Polly, from Ma
tanzas, we are informed that the Spanish private
armed brig Marinero, from CadiS, for Havana, fell
in with the Colombian armed schooner Gen. Padil-
la about the LIST inst. off Salt Key Bank, ard after
an engagement oil half an hour, the schooner hauled
off and the brig Immediately blew up. The briggs
crew consisted of 80 men, out OF which 81 were
picked up by the boats Of the Pada, put ON board
Spanish drogher, and arrived at Matanzas on the
I'd instant.
Baltimore, Aug. 81.
SPLENDID Gift of fortune.-Mr. Elisha Tarver,
of Knoxville, Georgia, the fortunate owner Of one
half OF the Hundred Thousand Dollars prize in the
late Maryland State Lottery, arrived in this city
Yesterday afternoon, and on presenting his ticket
iNo. 1861 y Immediately realized his good fortune
by receiving the cash from the Messrs. Cohens.
General Dearborn arriced-The Plato, from
lisbon, arrived at Boston Monday last, with
General Dearborn and family on board.
Ferer in Characterization the 18th instant, the
Board Of Health reported fire new cases OF yellow
fever.
Cheap Trarelling.-The fare in the Union Liue
to New York from Philadelphia via Trenton and
New Brunswick, is reduced to TWO DOLLARS.
Poisoned Cteese.-The Concord Gazette con-
tains letter from DR., Preston, Of Bedford, Mass.
stating that few days SINCE after raising the frame
Of building in that neighborhood, the men
invited to a supper by the owner gentleman from
Boston, There was the table two kinds OF cheese,
one of which was of very red color the other not
coored. In consequence OF eating the former, as
many as "a persons poisoned more or less
severely. This cheese was bought at the Bos on
market and had been cololed with red lead, or some
other poisonous substance to give il better sale.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24

Why do not Of our Philosophical ami Historical,
and Literary Societies. elect Samuel Hake Esq Hon
orary Member of their honorable body Can't Dr. Mitch
i'll do something in this case 1t certainly most
countable and objectionable neglect of merit Of every
description, suffer Mr.. Earker remain in obscury
nothing but The poor printer of the Custom House Gazette
and chef butler to the Crawford faction in Delaware.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24
New and Elegant Map OF the United States.
r r. o p o S A L S
PROPOS AIS
For Publishing by Subscription, New and Splendid -Four Sheet
MAP OF pHl!A UNITED SpApIASo

the twemy o forty Nmtblu em occupied
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24

A Correspondent of the Village Record recon-
mends the following as preventive OF The Dyson
terry.
One OF. Rhubarb; Ginger three half
pints best old Brandy them well, and for
grown person a large spoonful every morning
through August and September. For Children,
less in proportion to their constitution and ages.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24

arker has already three four times declared that he
did not intend to blackguard the Waclman any more
Now, this scuon Of the Custom House has never kept
his declaration for week at time; and must infer
that he has unconquerabe propensity to waow in filth
or, that he does not possess the freedom Of choice
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24

Emperor Of Russia's ReIigion.-Sir George Fl.
Rose, Member OF the British Parliament, in an
address delivered at the Anniversary of the London
Jews Society, calls the Emperor Alexander, )" a man
of ardent piety and true loue to Christ" We will
not insult our readers by any comments.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24


Bills PASSED TO be ngrossed-respecting
the Fisheries in ST. Georges river-additional
for the relief of poor demonstrating the
proceedings against forcible entry and de-
ItaInes as amended--addisional providing for
the d&e observance Of the Lords day-addi-
tional for the regulation of InnhoIders &C.
and additional for the security Of the S. w
bend bridge.
Bill additional concerning foreign attach
ment-and additional for the observance Of
the Lords day, were read and committed.
Bills passed TO be enacted-to incorporate
the Cssco Bank-respectiog pubic shows and
exhIbitions--to annex certain inhabitants Of
Buxton to Standsh.
Resolve for opening road North Of the
Million Acres, passed.
Resolves passed to be engrossed-in favor
of Mason Shaw-respecting return of county
eKpenses-and in favor of Charles p. Curtis.
Order of notice was passed on petition OF
Frederick Howard and others.
The subject Of taking the sense Of the PEG.
pie as TO a place for the permanent seat Of
government, was postponed indefinitely, the
committee to whom that subject we're referred
being equally divided.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AfnHnAr. Feb. IL.


Bills passed to be engrossed--to incorpor.
ate CascO Bank and respecting Endorsement
Of writs.
Bills read and committed--additional res
pecting highways &c. and additional res
pecting Innholsers. SC.
Bills passed to be enacted-to incorporate
the Winthrop Bank; ProPrietOrs Of Calais
Bridge ; altering the time of holding Courts
of Sessions in Washington County and FIX
ing the time of holding the Court Of Common
Pleas in Cumberland County.
Resolve laying tax on the several Coun-
ties, was read and committed.
Resolve fixing the place for the meeting Of
the next Legislature also Resolve, as a
mended, providing for the choice Of electors
of Pres't. and V. Pres't. passed to be engrOss-
ed.
Resolves passed--disapproving the amend
ment to the constitution proposed by Georgia
granting the right Of appeal in certain cases
TO Archelaus Lewis, and others authorizing
the Gov. to negotiate with the Penobscot In
dams for the transfer of their Islands to the
State authorizing the Gov. to cause road
to be opened through the State land in Wash
ington County and in favour Of James J.
Boyd
The House concurred with the Senate in
accepting the report of Committee that a
recess of the Legislature might take place on
Friday next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

inE Balls ~ enrhnnKe--andhsoHai Etflin4 ~ Ai'
"a taBi0n 10 Jay--tD prevent luFvlEntfH ipa
euttibg timber ~ Indian innds--anu Aal.-ipiiAi
% Act Incorporating Bar MIL Bridge PROPRIETOR
kssolFss paslsd 70 ts sngretfta--ih iaFof g 20.
seuh riRn--ior H. uavuentof accounts againsi
the Stale
Resolve for Increasing the Capital stock q ihf
Cumberland Bank, was ind dnitciy postponed.
EssolrcE tHgty Faasfd--FriatinE ~ the ar.
counts M Ans0n 4 Chandler and oiheF---and
ID favor NJ EbtnF q Wilder
The Bit providing for government a the STATE
Prison has been amended in both Houses, and y
now in the hands OF committee Of conference
The Resolve providing ior ihe choice oi klec-
tors has not yet passcd-the two housrs disa-
greeinE as 70 The mode % Sling vacancies M the
board
The subject M papers, &C., relating ~ ihr Nh
vision ~ Hancock county was rcconnniitedi
after the Senate refused to receive The Message
of the House.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

place above all others to be preerred. II
called upon a. a citizen, should rot vote Ell.
thcr for Portland or ABgussa--but - the
public buildings are COW furnished free from
expense to the State. can see no serious 10.
convenience from the present situation Of
Thugs, aud feel no disposition FOR . change
when public burdens and expenses must b.
the necessary consequence. Soncthing has
been thrown out In debate concerning the
improper inhaence or Portland. ] have not
yet felt II nor do fear any danger from that
quarter The inhabitants Of Portland have
offered me DO bribes-and IL others have been
tempted, they have full right 10 sound the
alarm.
would now state that my object in offer.
ing tie order 10 provide Cor taking the sense
Of the people Of this State on the question
was with THIS view--that If the subject could
be suspended until the sitting Of the next
Legislature, and in the mean time the votes
Of the people be taken, future Legislature
would have better criterion b. which 10 DC
guided whenever the subject again presented
itself 10 their consideration. Until such q
course is taken, shall feel bound 20 oppose
the project IN whatever shape il may appear.
The question was then taken on Mr.. Hutch
inson's motion 10 amend, and decided 10 the
negative--yeas 5s-nays "a.
Mr.. Smith, Of Newheld, then moved that
the whole subject be referred 10 the next
Legislature, aud It PreTsiied-yeas 70-nay:
6G
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

There are As fsderalists IN tile Legislature NV
MAfsEi according 10 The Eastern Argus. WITT .aid
20 % ~ favor Of Mr. Adams There are 45 fsa-
eFalsts ia the Legislators Of YrnefSIa. ACCORDING
% TIE Richmond Enquirer. said 10 he IN favor al
MI Crawford And the National Inielliesncar
sets down As ayowed lederslistsf in IRE present
Ionkressr who whatever NAV be their opin-
IONS in regard % the Presidency. and however
niach those opinions are entitled ~ re.nert
Noula lnder no circumstances 70 into Demo
cratic Caucus This may BE- considered SORT
~ magical number. Il has known some dfsfinr-
Dsn "a ne old world as well the new In mafb-
eglales as well a. politics The celrhrafed
" hkrs vas ontawsd Tor publishing hi. lihfls in
Nn. Fo "a ihe North Briton 45 degree are haIF
HSnt anEie-aeaiuI tilfiEriHtus, harnv meai-
lin Tor those % take. who fear ~ w csnrht or
ins wrong side-thst Il, the weakest Is II nv
g oesree q elevation, which gives the great
81 fa1aon % projectiles-it NAV therefore bs
ms safest Tor those who wish to make tina lourrs
snoi 40 be Up 20 49, indicates uiensart
-l'.aiuon NJ ne animal spirits. which IN saia tD
800 pecaiiaf expansion and excursivrrers fn
NM ,inaEinatioH- IN short, No. ~ b;ts fnir t1
IVA ~ importance those h-rstofore rrsprfr
eniiy mystical numbers, g. :. 9. ana 50 81 y 81
sA,eh have 80 loRg held their weighs suonr
-e.s' y sstfoiosy, fortuneteilinr and wick
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
"WEDNESDAY. Feb. Is


An order was passed calling upon the Sec.
'retary Of State TO communicate to the house
the number Of deaf and dumb persons living
in the State, conformable 10 resolve Of the
last legislature.
Jacob Quincy and others, for a bank al
Portland, had leave TO withdraw their petit
ton.
The petition OF James Walker and other:
was referred to the next Legislature.
Resolres passed to Be esactsd-hxing the
place Of meeting Of the next Legislature
IN favor Of Mason Shaw-on the petition OF
Charles p. Curtis for opening a road north OF
the million acres-respecting returns Of
county expenses. Also, Bib. respecting
Fisheries ia St. Georges riyer--to cede to
the u. S. the Jurisdiction Of Bakers Island
and directing the proceeding against forcible
entry and detainer
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

SATURDAY, Feb 2l.
Retrirs5 passed % BE- cngrOsssd-pr0viding for
= revision Of the Fee Bill---for payment OF &C
counts against the State, and ID favor Of Joseph
Griffin
Bills passed 70 BE- ngrosse3-estsblishing the
Salary Of the Secretary Of Siate-io change the
names Of sundry persons--additioHal for the re-
lief 81 poor debtors, (smended)--to change the
name Of LigOnia--to provide lor the sale and
settlement OF public lands.
Bills passed 10 be enacied-additional fixing
compensation OF Council, Senate, &c-addition-
al respecting Bills Of exchange Ee.-to set of
part of Canton TO Jay-sdditional TO Act incor-
porating Bar Mil Bridge Proprietors, and 10
prevent foreigners from cutting timber on In
dian lands.
Resides finally passsd-to correct the State
Valuaiion-in favor Of Eben'r. c. Wilder, and
relating TO the accounts Of Arson G. Chandler
and others.
A committee OF conference was appointed on
the difference Of the two houses, respecting the
Resolve for appointment Of electors-alsO on
tknliilitia Bill
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
Gazette
PoRTLANp. TTEspAY. DE. "a. u
LATEST FORFIGN NEWS

In III VFfN.INaF WV -
By the ship Montana, arrived al n York from
Havre, and brig Moro, al Philadelphia from
Bordeaux, we have Paris dates 10 the 18th Of
January inclusive. The great pressure q local
and other articles already prepared u SUCH that
we have been able 10 insert Only the following
The Courier ofths eth states, that mes
senger from France, had landed nj Dover, from
an open boat He is said 70 have been the
bearer Of dispatches, which were Immediately
sent of TO London. The crew, in answer u
numerous questions, stated that the feet bad
sailed !" but il was not known whether they
alluded 70 the fleet intended against South A,
merica.n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
FRTpAy. Feb. On

hiDA1s 60. ~.
Bills passed to be enacted-additonal 10 an
Act fixing the compensation Of the Legisla-
ture.
Bills passed 70 be engrossed-to promote
the sale and settlement Of public lands-res-
peoting Endorsement Of writs (amendedl I'D
ditioBal 10 the Act establishing Court of
Sessions.
Resolve passed-to correct the State Valu-
alton.
Resolves passed TO be engrossed-in favor
Of Eben G. Wilder, and providing for the ap-
Pointment OF agents to give deeds Of State
lands in the Island Of Matinicus.
The committee on the Tennessee Resolu-
tons was discharged from any further con-
sideraiiOn Of that subject.
The Report of special committee, Messrs.
Isaac Adams, Williams and Dane, giving q
statement Of facts. relating 10 the Report %
"A Joint committee made 10 the Senate, on the
subject Of the division Of Hancock county
was read and accepted.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

ts,rr,..el ~ Eg n. an3 The taacai re-ueea i1
W. I'VE feel NV unirieudhncA tp~Afl At
rr.wrorn. we wish him P1fAunaiiy MN
rrsltb an8 prosperity long ~ live bal Hr
-, 49, ~ riser must iosiow the late u the
bor,e aad Il 81. tie horse ans ms fiaef .is
hcth overthrown. We cannot separate A.f
crs,rfora from the Caucus We cannot maAe
I'M go one ana hesh W tbe ether. We ~
r-t -. W. be suru. h8w sil e. mamhen ni
.~r lrri.i,tur nay view it- But we aFc we'll
sst.Gs5 that there must have been some
~rest mistake or misapPrehensicn ca iae SAD
iect Somewhere. -..-t
IA Of very little consequence . - "h'eh
" 49, candidates shall be- elected. But n
MI vast importance ~ the people, THAT they
loud w permitted % choose their gym
prr.iseut: ana that their choice should be
anshackIed ~ any artificial exPedisnt- IL "
II ne utmost importance an this case th~t me
~enuipe principles Of democracy should be
i1umphant; and we are nos Wiiiing p re-
GIVE such President a. ihc Universal senii-
,oent of that democracy shall demand Let
PRINCIPLES prevail and namcs H. eHuuEuIAAen.
Honor ana shame from no condition rirn
Aet well vour part--thefo al the honof res
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE, JAS.

NO. o soaih slde Long WharT,
uHpS ST. CroAx Ram--hhds. Grenada Rum
H Pipes Cegnse Brandy-Pipes Holland
Gin--casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga
Wines-bbis. winter pressed sperm Oil-bbls
falipressed sperm oil--chests and boxes SOU
chonF, caper souchong aud bohea Teas-bbIs
Tar--bbIs Rosin--bags Peppcr-Cassia-Nut.
megs--Indigo-bb ground Ginger--csse,
Sweet Oil--casks Raisins--bbls prime Pork
bbls. Museovado Sugar--casks new Rice--chest.
Hyson Tea--eases Canton white Sugar-boxe.
double boiled Calcutta white Ssgar-boxes
soap-boxrs mould and dipt Candles-Choeo.
late, &c. &c. Feb. l6.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
CONGRESs.

The Senate has passed the bill auihoriz-
ing the building Of an additional number Of
Shops Of war, and appropriated 1000 dollars
FOR the present. year and 100000 per annun
for the three succeeding years.
Internal improvement This subject hay-
ing been disposed Of 10 the House or Repre-
sentatves, by appropriating $4,000 for sur
veys, sc. the bill establishing new Tariff
has been taken up, and will form subject Of
animated discussion, and materials for debate
of an extent proportioned to the importance
and magnitude Of the interests involved in
such question.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

The Steam Boat question, involving the
right of the State Of New York 10 grant a
monopoly Of steam navigation 10 a certain
extent, pendisg in the Supreme Court Of the
United States, has been recently argued al
great length, at Washington, BY Messrs.
Webster, Oakly, Emmett, and Writ II has
called forth display Of legal research and
forensic eloquence seldom surpassed 10 the
annals of jurisprudence. The great Impor-
lance of the question to be argued, and the
well known talents of the advocates engaged,
drew a brilliant and fashionable, as well a.
learned and intelligent auditory, and their
expectations Of a rich intellectual treat,
highly as they we're raised, we're in no wise
disappointed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received BY the
n Committee of the proprietors Of UNION
WHARF, for building an addition to the Wharf,
viz.
A Stone Wall, two and enc half perch thick
It bottom, sixteen and one half feet high, aud not
less than two perch thick ct top. Beginning al
the upper eastern corner of the jog, and running
down The Wharf in direct line with the lower
corner, one hundred feet thence across towards
the Wharf, twenty-five feet, a similar wall
thence up the Wharf, one hundred feet; thence
across 20 the FIRST mentionedbounds,t twenty five
feet. The space between the Walls 10 be filed
up solid with dirt and stone a sufficient floor
ing 20 be sunk, to hold the walls and filing up
To be finished with capsills, land ties, posts and
tenders the whole to be done TO the satisfac-
ton OF the Committee, and warranted 10 stand
two years, except from injury caused by vessels
Any person DESTROYS OF contraeting--for fur.
Their particulars may call on either Of the Wharf
Committee.
ARTHUR Nc LELLAN, } Committee Of
ISAAC STURDIVANT. Proprietors Of
ABEL w. TINKHAM. UAion Wharf
Portland, Feb. IL, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

Jay--addili0nal respecting Bills Of exchange
&C. further aHendcd
Resolves PaEsed % b Acknowledgements
aiing noDey for support OF State Prison--
laying county taxes
Resolve accepting the Augusta deed, was
postponed to the next Legislature IN concur
renee with the House.
Tbs report of the committee on accounts
was read and accepted
The committee ca the petitions SC relating
10 the division Of Lincoln county reported
leave to withdraw-aceepted.
Order Of notice was passed on the petition
OK Samuel Chase and others.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

Resolve to correct the State Valuation
was read and passed to be engrossed-also il
favor of Secretary of State-on petition Of
Cumberland Bank amended -relating to the
erection Of Court House in Lincoln-to pre-
vent foreigners cutting timber on Indian
Lands
Bills passed 70 be ngrossed-addihona ID
the Act incorporating Bar Mill Bridge Pro
REORGANIZATION 10 Militia Act-assessing a
State Tax.
Bills passed 10 be enacted-respectinr fshe-
rias in ST. Georges river-to cede to United
States jurisdiction Of Bakers lsland--and
additional directing the proceedings against
torcible entry and detainer-respecting cleo
tons Of Representatives in classed districts
explanatory of the Militia Act--s1ditional
respecting Observance OF Lords day.
Resolves finally passed--6xing The place
ior meeting Of next Legislature-in favor OF
Mason Shaw-respectlng returns Of county
exPences--0n petition OF Charles r Curtis
for opening a road North III the Million
Acres--in favor Of Elias Inomas--on petition
OF Alfred Gates an others--providing nr
aPPorhonment Of County Taxcs in certain
csses--in favor OF Secretary Of State--prori-
ding for collection OF demands assigned by
Massachusetts 20 Maine--on petition "a Sc
lectmen Of New Casco, and making void GER
tain. Proceedings Of Th0maston.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
PENMANSHIP.

MIR. BUGBEE informs the Inhabitants OF
lFk Portland, that be shall commence a new
course oflessons in WRITING, on Monday next
Ladies viii attend from 3 till 4 o'clock, p NJ
Those rsAo nzsy ysish 20 attend, viii szake apph.
cation Immediately, at his room, over David
Grifith's store, Middle Street, as previous en-
gagements win render Il necessary for him to
leave town soon.
February "a, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

The Cngrossed Bill explanatory of the Militia
Act was refused passage The Bill additional
Tor organizing the Militia, &c. was again commit
ted
Bill 70 incorporate The Saco and 0ssipee Log
Navigation Compsny, passed 70 ne sngrossed.
Bills passed 70 - fnGcied-ad1ifisnal respect
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
xECTsLATURE.
SENATE.

MONDAY, Feb. 10.
John .H'DonaId, Esq. was this morniae
chosen President pro tempore, 10 the absence
of Judge .4nles, who was detained BY iadispo.
silion.
The committee on unfinished business re-
ported that the Legislature night have a re.
cess on Friday next, 10 o'clock.
Resolve in favor Of the town Of New Castle
was read and committed.
Resolves passed to be engrosed-in favor
of Mason Shaw-also for openinga road NORTH
of the million acres.
Resolves passsed-in favor OF James j
Boyd-disapproving amenfment Il the con-
stituton proposed BY the State of Georgia
authorizing road TO be opened through the
States land in Washington County-granting
an appeal TO Archelaus Lewis and oilers
and authorizing the Governor 10 negotiate
with the Penobscot Indians for the tranifer o.
their Islands
Bill additional regulating prisons &c. wal
read and committed-also additional to the
Act regulating damage on inland bills, &C.
Bills passed to be ngrossed-directing tht
proceedings against forcible entry and detain
er-to cede TO u. States the Jurisdiction o.
Bakers Island.
Bills passed to be enacted-hEing the time
of holding Court of Common Pleas in Cum
berland County-to incorporate he Winthrop
Bank-to incorporate Proprietors Of Calail
Bridge-ana altering time Of holding Court o.
Sessions in Washington County.
Order Of notice passed on petition Of Fred.
erick Howard and others.
Leave to withdraw petition was granted tC
Cotton b. Brooks.