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DIED


In this town, last evening, Mr. srEpHrS
FosTKR, aged about 45.
In this town. Russell Strester. son of Jane,
Dwinal. aged 70 months.-Nr Edward Corbam
aged "A child If Mr. William Vs.. t.yton.-
Mrs. Margaret Slillman aged -.
IN Hebron on the 18th inst. JOSEPH ,on OF Deac
William Bauows.
n Windham, on the 10Th inst Mrs iane con
sor Of Peter T. Smith, Esq aged about 70
IL Buxton widow Martha Davis relict AZ TN
late Josiah Davis. aged 81
In Gorham, Mrs. Achsa, wife OF VIM G. Lewis
aged 81.
In Bethel. On the 9Th inst greatly lameuted Mr.
Charles Mason aged @. Ne was killed almost IL
stanty while assisting 10 taking down b IN frame
While holding one of the posts, the hroadside a
the frame fell and brought his head between the DO.
and the sill. and he died without struggle.
On the 10Th inst after an illness Of IS hours Mrs
Nancy. consou Of Mr. Ebenezer Richardson, aged
81
In Cape Elizabeth after very long and panfp
sickness. Mrs. Deborah. consori Of Capt. Ebepezei
Webster aged -. Mr. John Gushing aged 70
In Scarborough, April II, Mr. Thomas Libby
aged 81
In Buxton Mr. Joshua Kimball aged Sc
In Falmouth, 18th ult Mrs Susan wife ofCapt
William York. and youngest daughter Of Mr.. Benia.
min Pauengill, aged s..
In Conway, ". n, ID inst Mr. Josrph Foster
aged as wears. formerly n Salem, Ms.
Al sea Mr.. George Gilpauick ar Kennehnnk
aged 81 ~ Master James Stone.-A Port az Prince
on board sch. Beluga, Master William Jellison
IN South Berwick. on Monday last Widow Poll
ivtssefvey, ageu T4aftcr usIrcSsiIfg Sfcknyss
Of several weeks.
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u MARINE. ~
PORT OF ~
aAsg ::PORTKAND.: 11xsSAlso
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
WEDNESDAY-Ar. schr Celia Fuller. Bal.
timore, -four Il corn TO Greeley & Jones'
Henry. Crowell, New York.
THURSDAY-Sloop Liberty, Eastport. 8. fish
and rum-schr. Olive Branch, Woodward. Lu-
zee, for Boston--Independen Johnson East
port, cedar posts.
Same day-Ar. sch. Morning Star, Pendleton
2 DAYS from Camden, with lumber &C. ior Boston
put il here on account Of bad weather Passenger
Mr. Simon Barnett, q Hope.
SATURDAY-Schr Four Sisters. Squirting
ST. Andrews, for Baltimore-Lady, Barbariek,
Eastport
sATURDAY-Ar schr Sarah, Crowen, Den
mis-, C. G.
sUNDAY-Ar. Steam boat Patent. Porter. Q
days from Boston, and sailed az s A. NJ for
Bath
Also, ar brig Margaret & Sarah, Crockett, Bos-
ton Atlantic, Blake, do; sloop Sophronia,
Ross, Belfast Maria, Pray Portsmouth, rum
and beef TO Atwood, Cram, l. Co and j. c
Churchill
MoNDAY-schr Romeo, Drinkwater. New
York, 4, in ballast TO Joel Hall Spoke 23d
Of Nantucket, ship Mentor, from Liverpool for
New York
Same dGy--schr Lady Washington. Ia.
ton Of Sedgwick DAYS from 81. Andrews. for
Boston, cargo Of Plaster On Friday night. 28d
off Cape Ann, split her salts, and threw over A.
bout 20 tons plaster, and put in here for Re.
pairs
Same dal-sl. Lion, Polleys from Boston On
Sunday saw the BRIG Jane Davis, aground "a
the point Of Governors Island, getting ID her
/. sorick, supposed, for che purpose Of tightening
her
Same dgy-(at guar brig Peace, Mariner, y York;
schrs Brave, Williams, Castine, for kiuery
Dolphin, Tobey, Boston; Venus, Brooksvile.
for Boston Julian, Sedgwick, for do Conquest
St Clair, Bloehil, for do Only Son, Bscksport
for Cohasset Dove, Portsmouth, for Eastport :
Milo, Robinson, Warren, for Boston Margar-
et, Sawyer, Mount Desert for Salem Juno,
BIasdell, Sullivan, for New Bedford sloops
Packet, Friendship, for Boston Quick Lime.
&Thomaslon, Boston; Scion, Bartlett, Bangor. for
ssngston; Native, Herrimsn, BuckspoFt. for
#sson Lowell, Freeman Wellaeet, with Ovs-
= s.nterprize, Reed, sedgwick Ffor Boston.
sawx 1AT--Brig Fair American, A Th0mp-
son. 81 DAYS from Port Antonio, Jam rum and
melasses. 70 C'cpt. John Deering, G. & G. Fox,
t;rseley j Jones, and the master. LEFT At Port
Anlonio, March %, brig Fountain, Hill, unc.
schr. Nancy. Croker. for Bath, in 70. Spoke,
March Il. AZ niles % Ieeward Of 81 JaEo de ca
IA. steam Falliot Ses Gull. on a cruise. April s,
brig Constitution, Ig DAYS frota Nevis, for New
Orleans ilth Moro Castle w > W p leagues.
brig Atlsntic, Harding, q Boston, so DAYS from
London-had lost both topmasts. 18th, brig
Ceres, Weber, days from Cape Henry for ST.
Dsmingo City.
CLEARED-brigs. Levsnt, Choate, Havana,
By G Deeringi Washington, Collaghan, Matan-
zas, by J. Richardson 81. VotaFy, StoekmaR,
Boston
wsat TO sea on sunday. brigs Washington. Col
.oghan. Mstantas Edwin, Robinson do. Lsvant.
Choate, and schrs- Factor. Hsbbs Havana sally
Lscomh. Passport
Went 70 sea Saturday, hne wind from n.
" brigs Hind, Warwick, and William, Morse,
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been appointed BY the
Hon. Barrett Potter, Judge Of Probate, for the
County Of Cumberland, TO receive ana examine the
lsle Of Portland. merchant deceased, represented
insoIvent do hereby give notice. that SIX months
from the 10th April instant allowed said cred
tots to bFns IN and prove their claims and HAT they
will attend 10 that service At the Office Of Joseph
pope in said PeulaRd, 90 the first and last Moa-
aays Of MAY and June next, and me last Mondays
AZ Jsly and August next from two TIL SIX O'Clock
IN The Afternoon Of slid DAYS
JOSEPH POPE. 4 Comniis-
THOMAS MERRILL. sioBsIs-
APril Is, 1874
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Sherif7s Sale.


CUMBERLAND rf
TAKEN Nv EXECUTION. and ~ WYE sold
afPUBLIC AUCTION, IN Monday, CHE
oath day ol May re1t Nv III O'Clock JAW M. M thg
Auction Room III FLETCHER N GREELEY
Fore Street, Portland
Fifteen Shares in the Kenne-
bee Steam Navigation Company, 81 so many 0i
said shares as win satisfy two Executions which
bold against Seward Porter one ~ favor Of
Simeon Hssi the other II favor o. Frost d Wa
tsrhouse, amounting IS aboui oae hundred and
thirty o0llAEa
J. n CORNISH. DP'g- Ss.F
Portland. April q. Is2s
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sI'HE inhabitants Of the town Of WestbroOk,
and Others liabl 10 be assessed there IN,
are hereby notified 10 make and bring in TO
the Subscribers, Assessors Of said town, on
or before the tenth day Of May next, true and
perfect lists Of their polls, and their esta ties.
10Th real and personal, mot exempt ffsm
taxstiau) which they may be ossessed Of on
the first day Of May next. Those who neg
ect TO perform this duty, may expect no
bsiement should they happen to be OvertAx
"a.
WILLIAM sIEMNONS, Jr. Assessors
BENJAMIN QUTNBY. II
ZACHARlAH b. STLVENs. Westbro0k
April &C. lGss.
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81 C0urtef Probate hslI AZ PorsIand. piAin and
for he counfg II Cumberland, W. ihs tIi-I Tues
day u -7PriI II The year u our Lard cizAheu
hundred and farenig fur
EuPHALET SMITH, administrator the esiats
IL Of Judah Deiano, late OF Portland, ia said coun-
az Marnef deceased. hayng presented his third &C.
count Ct tie administFstion q said estate OR
DERED That ihe said Admin isifst'r. give no.
ice % al persons Interested, ~ eauSisg a c.pJ
Of TINS ordef 70 be pabishsd three weeks SUES s.
svely IN the Portland Gszsus. printed n said Port
and, that they may appear az Prohaie Cogrt q
5s held a. SAIL Portland on the thild Tarsday, d
May next at ten d the clock In the ioFsn hn az
shew cause Il any they have, why tle same sluu.t
u0s b granted
BARRETT POTTER. JuSgt
"A tTas Essy-AH Hotatie S1lihgaEE. Reg
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NOTICE.
To Pilots and Navigators.
.tapal Office

Philadelphia, .9Prii II, 1924 (
THE United States Floating Light Boats have
departed 70 take their stations in the Bav OF
Delaware forthwith.
One with tow Lights on Masts Of different elev
alton. 70 be moored near the BrandyiOins StouE and
one with single Light, erected IS feet above the
surface Of the water. O. nlOored the Upper
Jdfddte. The Lights wiH be displayed as soon as
tine boats reach their Stations and will be continued
until the approach OF winter shall render their re.
mOval necessary SAMUEL CLARKE.
Superintendent Of Delaware Light House Estab-
llshment April 10.
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NEW AND CHEAP 7
lust received. and now Opening Tor Sale
~ At No. ?, EXCHlYGE-STREET, an ex-
tensive assortment Of
New, Cheap, & Fashionable
G. GOD S,
Black, blue, drab, olive. mix

Black, blue, drab, olive, mix
ed and red BROADCLOTHs, and CASSI.
MERES case assosies Figured Canton
GRAPES I case d. flain DO do / bale ~.
perior c ARPETINGS I; elegant figures Broad
Blk. Bombazeens White and Col marrow DO
Blk and Cold SARSNETTS, and LFVAN.
TINES F; SEERSUCKERS /; PONGEES- Z, mite
and Scarlet Raw silk l. Merino Long sHAWLS
Grape, silk and herino SHAWLS; Imitation
Merno DO. German Gauze, Celia and Muslin
HDkFS White and Scarlet Nerino POINTS
end HANDKERCHIEFs Merino INDISPEN.
sIBLEs, elegant Figd silk VESTINGS VaIen.
ca ADDICTION Do. White 4 Fig'd CRAVATS +:
Company NANkEENS ; Long LAWNS Fig'd
andPlain Swiss Null and Sacarilla MCSLINS F.:
Irish LINENS in 10 pieces Worsted BOAfBA-
ZINES Superfne CALICOES Pink GING-
HAMS; Thread LACES GIMPS Foundation
MUSLlNS Tambour COTTONS SPOOL
Cottons; Ivory Stick FANS PARASOLS :
White Cotton CORDS, Black aud White Worst
ed l-2 HOSE White and Mixed Cotton
W0rsted and Angola do General Assortme M
Of GLOVES BUTTONS Sewing SILKS /:
TWISTS; THREADS PINS BUCKRANS (:
PADDINGS, &c. &C. &C.
ALSO.
Cotton Factory SHEETINGS: SHIRTINGS !.
TICkINGS; CINGHAAiS: CHECKS. STRIPES
and YARNS all Of which viii be Offered Al
low a n any other Store 10 town, without The
exception Of Cheap Stores
ROYAL LINCOLN.
April 81, 1924
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We have been politely fsvoursd Nv TIE British
Vice Consul a. tbts place ID n Sherwood Esq
with Jamaica papers. % the 2bth ulL received ~
the Fair American On hAsty persua aFt
not able 70 bnd any thing u interest 70 The Amen-
can reader
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AAAOA hlAAALH
IN WEDSEsDAT the TWELFTH day of May next,
~ az ELEvEs 81 The clock w fht forenoon will
be sold az Public Fendur, by order and liceuce
from the Judge of Probate, for The county 1E
Cumberland, 80 much Of the Real Estate Of
LUTHER MERRILL late Of Falmouth, IN said
county, Housewrghf, deceased, as viii prodace
the sum Of twelve hundred and thirty dollars,
for the payment Of the Just debts OF said deceas-
ed, and incidental charges. Said estate consists
LOT a certain lot of LAND, lying IN said Pal.
mouth, Containing one hundred aud tweuty-four
square rods particularly described in Israel Mer-
rill's deed Of the same 70 said Luther, dated
september 4, 1919, and recorded with the re-
cords Of deeds for said county, Book %. Page
8Od. Also at the right in equity, which said Luz
Their had ii and To redeem a certain piece 0r
parcel 0f lard, lying ID said Falmouth, being W
part Of The lot u land on which Samuel Merrill,
Jun. now lives, aud II described IN y deed M The
premises, from said samuel IN said Luther, da-
ted November A. 1922. and recorded with thu
records of deeds as aforesaid, Book "a, page $40.
and also Ell the right IN equity, which said Lu-
Their had IN and "a redeem one undivided eighth
part OF Q saw-M1t, with the privileges and sp-
purtenances to the same belonging. situate in
said Falmouth, on the easterly side Of Presump-
scot river, al the lower falls on said river being
the same which Ebenezer B. Wellmsn convCy-
cd to said Luther By deed dated June 2, 1871
and recorded with said records, Book -, Page
307.
IFsale OF the sid premises, 70 be st she
Store Of Joseph Coley, in said Falmouth --
Terms made known AZ the time and place ~ sale
SAMUEL MERRILL, Jun. .3dniinirtraiar
April Il, l824
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Nathan Gould's Estate.
April p, 1924.

THIS subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 81
concerned, thai be has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator
Of the estate Of ISAAC RILEY. late Of Pouland, IN
the county OF Cumberland, Merchant, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs-He therefore re-
quests al persons who are indebted 70 the aid de-
eeased's estate 70 make immFdate payment add
those who have any demands thereon. % exhibit
tie same for settlement % the Commissioners.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
Portland. April 20, 1924.
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0PHorse Shoeing N

.T1HE subscriber respectfully informs the
A inhabitants Of Portland, and the public,
that he has taken the Shop formerly occupied bv
Mr.. WV. EMERY, opposite n BABcocK's Coach
and Chsise Factory, where he intends carving
on the above business, should sufficient encour-
agement be given. Having devoted seven years
in one OF toe fret establishments in Boston.
wholly 10 the business Of making and setting
shoes, and to that branch Of Farriery connected
with il, be feels confident that he can give sat.
isfaction in most eases
TTH He intends giving lis undivided attention
to the business. Please caH arR sse.
ARTEMAS WHITE.
Portland .9pril &c, 1924
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JOSEPH HARROD,
Has just added ID HI former Stock, variety
IL u NEW AND FASHIONABLE ARTf
Giles. making BIZ assortment Uf
British, French, India and
American GOODS,

very complete, viz.
Super. Black, Blue, a. mixed BROAD CLOTHS;
:, q, CASSlMEREs
Blue, Olive, Aiixd and Drab FRENCH
CLOTHS, suitable foe Frock Goats
Fig'd Black silk Tohmette aud Alarseilles
NESTINGS
French CALIC0Es British and American do
Fashionable PAINTED MUSLINS "a AID
- GINGHAMs
Muslin and Bingham ROBES Plain and Fig'd
SWISS AlUSLINS
81 and GA CAMBRICS and MUSLINS Black
and Cold LEVANTINEi
Black SINCHAW and SARsNETTS /; Elegant
FURNITURES
Case Real Grass Bleach 70 Soft Dress LINENS.
GenLand Ladies silk, cotton and w0rsted HOSE.
J, SIX Beaver mud Md GLOVES.
herino, Raw silk. and Imitation Cashmere
LONG SHAWLS;
Black and Coloured Bombazine RIBBONS an
assortment
Elegant Gauze HANDKERCHIEFS ZELIAS
and SCARFS;
Fancy SILK Hdkfs. A; FLAG and BLACK SILK
do f.;
Gentlemeus White and Fancy CRAVATS f; "a
and 81 Cotton SHAWLS;
American sHiRT{NGS and SHEETINGS !:
GINGHAMs STRIPES aud BEDTICK-
ING;
Biee sud Yellow NANKEEN White and stri-
ped JEAN;
csn6rig and CommoH DIMOTY THREAD,
TAPE, &c.
FIR Sale f5r CASH.
April 2l, 1924.
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AZ . meeting 81 the Stockholders % The Caseo
Bank, on the 10Th inst the following geutlemen
were chosen directors John Mzhao. Ashur
We're. George Willis, Henry N Boody, Charles
Mussey, Christopher Wright, and Eiiphalst
Greedy The Hon. Ashnr Ware, has since been
elected President u said Bank
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Rarcsng -On THURSDAY last Socrates How, .
pedlar, vas charged with stealing nndry goods
from The shop q David Truli, and the cellar 81
seth Masons II this town, and on examinations
bet0fe Jnstise cforer was committed for trial Al
the next Supreme Court 90 be held in this town,
which viii be on the first Tuesday OF June.
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Havana william, Eonis, Maianza.: also, thc
feet Of coasters that had made a harbor here.
Adv. brig Barzillai, for freight OF Cd sehr
Celia, fuiler, for a southern port slooFs Liber
", for PASSPORT scbr. Leader, for \. YORK
Brig EDWIN, Robinson, returned Yesterday
and i 81 anchor below.
aHMoRAuDA
Al Lisboa. l2ih OH. brig Richmond. Endicott
lust A.. from BFemss
TIE Mexico, Kellemn, from Havana. ~. a.
Deal i0th March.
TIE Mldas, Prince. from n. York. Tor Sligo. hs,
pui lulo Limerick. With loss II foremast
NHgioia Packet knight sailed from Gravesend
5tn March. for philadelphia
A. Al kirg ston. ,. March 18th, Atlantic. PEI.
tingel n. hork. IS 18th. Mentor M'Kuwn. New
hern--z2d. Henry. Wintnw, 81 Portland from Il
Aatt 's--25ih, lawson Waus, of Han-wel II.
Charleston. n.
Al cihra liar. March s. Gen. Pike. disch
AZ Bafbadoes. 20fh Oh. " iliiam. Drnkwater. for
Plymouth N. q. 81 n. York. March -
A. a Havana. April 8. Efou Miller. u Salem.
from Poftiand, disch lumber; Columbia. Perkins,
d hennehunk, just ar from Avando Mechanic.
Angel Portland, DO -, Hobbs % do. leading :
ne aid, Prince, waiting Ociavia superior. Of
balloweIi, disch. The Cumberland Leaviu. OF
Portland, for Charleston, or New Orleans, sailed on
the same day
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- Blakelev, and in the liver, Susan 6. Sarah
Watethouse. for New York, o. 10 DAYS Ause
nora, Andrews, Havana. loading Hiram, VInson
10. do. Above the bar, at anchor, -Four sons, O
Frankfort
Al Mobile, 3lst ult h,ies Mars Lord. Greennck
Y nays Bucksport, Feach r. York 2 Hercu
les Bourne Liverpool, y Francis, Lord. doiu.
nothing Columbia Chadwick n Portland, DO
Dolphin, Handy from Jamaica srhs Leader
Cousins n. York. unc. Cashier, SpsrIIng do
days. Illumiaator. Cunningham w Indies, 10
Spoke going H. blg -Four Sons, Leavitt, and sch
llumbifd, tom West ladies.
AiHavans APrl 2, Morning Stars and sch
Milo 81 tEiliOwell, unc. brig NoiAut Fairfield 70
Lagulra. was 70 sail same day; Susan Jane. la
Portland sailed 9Th inst. briggs Noble Tor Ham
burg, 10 Herald, 0: Portland. n. York, TO-
Ar At Charleston, llth. Hannah Elizabeth
Thing, Havre, So.
Al. at Norfolk 18th, schr. Maine, Waite. o
Portland Bassalerre, eau. IS. decree had bee,
passed establishing duty OF per cent on goods
landed for expoustion-M Markets DUH for American
produce and that Of the Island high and scarce
Az a. Baltimore T9th, schr Two Sons, Stevens
Of Portland Point Petre 26 brig Maria, Stevenson
Of do. ST. Jago dc Cuba, IS.
Ar. Al New YORK. 20h, $. Ncbaels, Tucker, Ha
vana. n Baltimore. Moody, Blakeley, &c
Peace Mariner Portland Ar. 2lst brie Warren
Owen, N Orleans, rs.
Ar. 18Th, Astrea. Dockray, Cayenne 81: All
beIL Eastport Ct. 18Th, Maine, Lubec Pilgrim
oloUman, Fredenckshuig Z. Sailed 18Th. Mazda
Alckown, -. Bats: Industry Aqun Abundance
Moody, Mobile Nancy, Luthri, N. Carolina.
Also, sen. argarel, Smith, q. Antonio. 80.
Ar and sailed from Holmes Hole 2lst, schr
Regulator, Paron, Of SaCo, Antigua, 90. 70
some port in Long Island Sound TO wait for order
-Leit the Comet Gardener, Of Kennebec, for Sa-
vanah 10 3.
Al. al Boston March ~, schs. Catharine, Col
burn. OF Hallowell. 81. Perres, 80 Pilgrim Soule
Fredericksburg Rebecca. Robinson, OF Saco. Brs
to /. Steam Boat Patent, with % passengers
Jane. Chandler, OF North Yarmouth. Phils. Bos
ton, Bath: Telegraph, WisCssset; Maine, Port
land; sch. Emit CowIng. late Eells, retnained) Of
Bath, hom ST. Croix, 20.
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Pfirdte Sale.
JOHN ID. GARDNER.

JOHN ID. GA RDNER.
No 5, Central Rolr, Fore street,
HAS just received per Schooner Mary anc
J Jones Hale from New York aud Mi.
ledgviile, from Bo-too, in connection 'wItl
Goods 10 Store, which are offered low at pri
7ate sale
40 Tierces Of Prime New Rice;
1000 Bushels New York Rye
200 Kegs Manufactured Tobacco, No. ] g. 2
warranted good
$50 Bbs. Richmond City Mills Flour
$50 do. Alexandra do
10 DO. Gesnessee do.
200 DO. New York MddLngs;
3 Pipes New York Brandy
10 Pipes Cognac Brandy, 4th proof;
10 Chests Y. III. Tee;
30 Boxes Souchong Tea
10000 Feet Chelmsford Glass, assorted sizes
40 Pieces Ravens Duck
40 Bolts Russia do. l, 2, and 8 quality
80 Pieces Red Flannels
2 Bales Sattinetts,
69 barrels Rosin, &c. &c &C.
Portland, April q, 1894.
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ANDREW l.. EMERSON

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
III AS taken room in Hanson's Building, Mid
III dls-Street, where he will faithfully attend
to all business committed to his care
Portland, April IA, 1924.
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TO LET.
COMNISSTO.V STORE,

A HOUSE on Essex-street, now occupied by
Deac. A. Chase. Apply 70 r. BROWNE.
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NJ. .4d:Ims TO IIr. Canning.
u = ~ ~
TTUSbjuoiOu- .Na,-5b n 100,

Washington, vHaych 81, 1923.
SIR: Your letter OF the Goth of January was
Immediately after being received, submitted to
the consideration of the President Of the United
States. The delay which has hitherto procras-
tinated reply TO it, has been occasioneJ, not
by any statement OF the interest, on the part of
the government ofthc United States, with which
il regards every effort and proposal for the full
aud final suppression of The African slave trade;
nor by any hesitation with regard to the deci-
sion which had already been formed and de-
clarcd respecting the proposal of submitting the
vessels and citizens of the United States to the
search of foreign officers upon the high seas;
but by an expectation that measures contem-
plated by the national House ofilepresent dives.
might, before the close of the session of Con-
Sress, Indicate to the Executive government of
this country, views upon whsh 1t would be ena-
bled to substitute proposal for accomplishing
the total abolition Of the traffic, more efectual
TO its purpose, and less liable TO objections ON
other accounts, than that to which the United
States cannot be reconciled, Of granting the
right of search. These measures were matured
IN the branch Of the Legislature where they ORR
ginatcd, only at the very termination of the ses-
sion; and the Senate bad not the opportunity Of
proDouncing its opipioD upon them. There 49,
however, no doubt on the mind of the President
That they would have obtained their sanctions
and he has, Therefore, no hesitation in acting, SC
far, upon the expressed and almost unanimous
sense of the House, as to declare the willingness
OF THIS Union to join with Other nations IN thu
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nso.-,rMnSr OF STATE,
Fashinyiy-l. 10Th March, 1894.

" 0SttH-,IoT, I5th UHdTch, IS2l.
The Secretary of State, to whom has been re-
ferred resolution of the House of Representa-
tves, of the 27th of January last, re incstnc the
President to communicate to that House such
part, as he may not deem inexpedient to di-
vuige, of any correspondence, or negotiation,
which he may have instituted with any foreign
Government, since the 18th of February, 1898,
IN compliance with request contained in n re-
solution of the same ioasc of that date, relative
to the denunciation of tho African slave trade
as piracy, has the honour to submit to the Prcsi-
dsut copies of the correspondence requested.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-27
CONVENTION wtrH GREAT sRrrAIN

CONVENTION WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
GThe following Documents are of date ante
rior to those heretofore published IN the Nation
al intelligcncer on this subject, and arc now
Published to make the chain of information on
the subject complete.
Message from tie President Of lie United .Ss,i.s,
transmitting to TIC House of Representatives.
tic Information repaired by u resolution of
tie House Of Representatives., Of eth Eeijrua-
ny list, IN re'1tion to tie suppression Of the
african Stare Trade.
March 30, l8s4.-~Rcad; Ordered that it lie on
the table.
10 tic Hossc Of Representatives.:
transmit herewith, to the House of Repre-
sentatiycs, a report from the Secretary of State.
with the papers therein referred to, in compl.
ance with, resolution of that House, of cc;;,;,
january last. JAMES MONROE.
Wasas'aston, 19M .Harch, 1924.