Kennebec Journal from Augusta, Maine • 3

trm "-f v- -iWT4fcTfc ffifidUfi W4 TV Parthasenp and3l8imficMtcr of Catling Farnitore EZiSHfSSEO JOUZUTALd 2d Session sr lath lfonre of Representative on Friday thu Li Barbour frqm thaf os the Judiciary Mr 1 Hilda a report accompanied by bill providing 11 area Wore the Supreme Coart-oflbo 1'iitad titato wboreiatiie (feretitntiea and baMuji Pule ire la question no -decision against their validity shall be 1egMaalMi'wilh a concurrence of fir out of the -seven judge nf die Court Mr Dr Driytoa from the Committee da Military Aflair repotted bill for tiMi payniWiTaftt paif gnbd jugas? ekuietts It pnmdMThat pat of aay money in lha treamry not otherwise aprotwried the vwtriof dred mud trig-eight dollars and twenty-six tents jji bo paid to the state dt Slaaorchiuetti for certain smjraa a of her militia rendered during the lata Twicii vmiI aiuV Mmmilfail Ia lliA llu read nd committed ia the romminaa of ilu ltn- Amaip pi received from the President Iffljw pf thtlgMQBi giyitkd I civiiix in-daeadhiMi SAMUEL SMITH' lath hnilding opposite Marera Livui'i Store' at the Mart end of Keanebee bridge offers Mahogany ansi Painted Parlor JCitehen uni ChamberJur tu fairs Aire Mahogany Veneer of rarioua qnpfitira aad dfr McintsfiirMffiFvcifiteiiiiriirtrhbs'sffnpeArr or Mahogany Blaba and Plank nil aiehicb he will -a cil oe very favorable lerma- JlugustaJan 121629- to thBmfimnrablt faro OV fuller the Court 'eifCrobals wOKn and jar tht County vf AmskMT ceased has com into the bands and poaajra- the just debts and demands against said Estate by jf ihretAuudrciL sa4tugbty-fraiLMIrai xna stvemyhi'reehtATtTbat tha Mud Admiaktra- prgytyuurlloitor tliat he may he authorised aad cts? jL pocred agreeabfy to law toaeR aad pare deedato -convey asimiich of tha tool estate of said dceeaacd if wiUhe qecrarery to satisfy the drmands ooWsgalnat said estate including tbe reversion of ba dower if iieceiutary-witb incidental charges Alf which is respectfully submitted' -iy-- saul-s Nason SlUHian lM ArM Ail jvgnsld its tftmwdJVwfof Artcnrtf' 'sr ON the -petRibn aforesaid Ordered That notice 3LjajtatKutiaropaj thbf im pHBf jHvw 'wwmiv vw -ire stored oa tlm Canadian side of the riv evifejitl 8 tf twuiginiaa glad oases aart i gi mdmh ly believed that ofikere'-ufiiw British iCilwy datmf -Irftsfiiwrw I ifilicy da ad'-wmagi a teUqnira -inln-lhe expedimry of appropriating ufu liOaa of the pabjlf land ia Arkanaa foetid) purpose if erecting public Iwlldiiigs it Little Bock ta capital of TUMnoro the Homo of rpresratatif elWtsdib-jolia ia Florida was read to a third reading -Oa the tinnqf iUebreakwsterat timVtwntlr nf 'tlm Delaware Friday preview Juu oodlMryatated to fhe- Henatfe mi tncklajid ia iW etwmeet and se that toe i'ommtttee of Onimnorrt hjp lpstS Cttfd biuiHff -appropriatiid fovJr tlo repptewoujiiif oppose the bill making ftlariuaportbfi)tryUv fiairbrUidBiodfSi ICthe JiueM oa Monday the nhUmnWf Mc-Ao crated Further legMatiiiq neeeuary to remove dilli-cuftie in exorating tlu law for ihe better organization of the' medical dopartment of tho Navy mwiqg front tlu wording the law preparatlwmfcwpkingtfrtlroferiM l5a vwu5s Vs -V-s -vj he-girea by piihllilung a copyof said petition ritifj 'i tuu mder UioreMi three weeks asiceeoaivcly in the' Kennebec JoirnaI newpiper printed in Augw ta lhat nil petinns Iptereated may attend the sesmod Tuesday of Fobruaiy next at the Court of -Probate the' ie ha holdga ia Augtuu Mm! ahewr cauae if aOy) xrhy tbe prayer vS laid ctition slwwld' not bo graoted Such Mttce to be giren1 befbrer i aaidCourt H' WFULLEB t- ''i of order theresMtV'yafr t-fortk ritIihdIritihqVefiiineot hi tehitinn tolhahmt of Baker ie uiiprUounietit in New Hnina wiek dtc Mr Bartlett moved a insert the omul cbiose ofmervjiigaech parte ofit aain the PretddeiitVopirikni oaght not to be made public Mr Aadereon olgerted eaying)inre eoald bo noUiingia it whirh would be aOw toiba uAlkhgOvernnmb Ida motidnte aWwl Treyajlpd am Sjaodaltf and rriM ifciiiiTiilMMi amruatad- vru Mr tprogaeW he waeiiwtnictedh jr tlie Cnmimijitee of Way and Meana to move To be dM-baryed from the farther eonaidemtioa of the bill to equalize the dotiea oil imported tear with a to place where it riiaybe takca'ap and acted ujMHfdiOjfljytheirerent atwiiom A id sM Mattanawcook road fnim Slant Hill to the Madqwi a long distance through Ibe disputed territory In tho ltqwo Mr Minr'i resolatioti were again taken ap and debated- A ruction wu mads to by the preaiitlib and riboiulMUOa llmtabb which wu negatived 107'to 66 Aftyr dwpojjugof some otlurlmu-new the Qregito bill Va taken up Mr Tayldr moved an aiuendinqnt which went to change the bill altogether adid iivtod juf a fort gamsqn itetacbueiitlof oogi-iieem an a ppruprintioo of y25(KM) ice to provide ouiy tor ao exploiing expodhioo to sxoertain the situation and nlM rflliswMiitf)- Ute iiiamlnquif am styliusd 84ta72 Oq Friilaytho MlbihbjPf MthVili Inthe Tut ion iIlSO'fllS tMt In relaiioh io sbvory hi tho nisiriri or Coluni(iia wa taken iipft After debate Mr biutiun to strike out' the premublc prevailed 144 to STT' Aed then tire rtMolntioit Was adopted ISO to first rtMolutioit Was adopted ISO to 69" Tho second thanimianoh vs tuc ja aia immio BcTdr nm District) wu then name not being miioiqH on riiW of tlirae 10 TOMiYqp Aftsoi 1 debris ill hib fcwlh rmf 1 post on ine llrroii or Columbia river tlie question wu taken on jMerug it to be engrossedand negatived 99 btjfiTbtliriltoliiWg cffimected with thV DepartSieiiluive boeii generally ex- mwbnt" kmc point ricanafroin Hpanidi dave-trudiug vewsd are tbcw toilvof ttw-MjMwnd tffl'brida- By Urn operation of he lain pension name pave bnto stricken ftom tlm rol- It i jwt known wlutkerit meant exebde widows frOfn-any further 6dLyTbe whole AaSy -peiwwir fund aoumnta to 90- two The reaeociT and another ydarel valued 10000 are fitting fbrtlw aoutheni expeditiim of diacpvery It estabiKdiineutii' 'The board theNaVy Y'anbi have andithaabeen approyfd by thb Jinilt audJbuilding'aqd hu1 chungS ran demand an oftho Navy consist fdf a Uw its government containing hbxv faun a law establishing revised body of ralra and regulations molested on the ocenn Pjr- in the Mediterraneaw and Wert Indie The lute war between jiig qnqilovment to eor naval force that quarter on aceonnt of inadequate force to aastain her system of blockades The marina corp reiniina tlie coiMlitioB in which former renorts represented it In closing the report the'Ascretary tall the attention of Congrew to survey of the coast an orgauizitioo of the Navy criminal code an increase of rank a naval (rhool naval hoiipitabfn passage aerou the Isthmus to and a system for forming and educating-aeaipeo suflicienifin burwauK tsstls in the Akryn's caixmiiioH during the gear 1826 ni Mediterranean Snr-DelHware 74 Cdinmodfltr Crane since March Java 41 Captain John Ditwiu the wlwb year Constitution 4 Cbjh DT Fhttenion arrived at Boston' about 1st Julr Ixington 18 Master Commandant Hunter the whuksear War sen 1ft Master 1'om Kearoeyi same lairtield 18 Master Com Parker sailed front New VorkTn August Thejquadron will reniauutlim'aame during the next year with the eXceptitokof the Constitution Parifie Ocean Brandywine 44 Com Jones the whole year- Vincennes 18 Master Com Finch samel Ihilphin 12 Master Com Koussean some During tho nexf year Jjw squadron will consist of tlie Guemcre 44 ('epL It 11wiiiwn BL louis 1 it WiUMt SliL-il r'7liil nliin tt 1 UoidCiCi'ut Zataii Jlr pkyolla'S Object belwve vuto extend tfj Dolplsw 12" Lteutetteut 1 Master CbimSkfiiL few MplanalioM yerit niade by Mrtfptiigum'reply to that Would be wiwratprewmt-toiiwireeiie jaerMarytyfyiit i'angrero abotrld- aanctibii k' It ia ansL-T-' iii" tfuheopy the petiUou'and Attest i Wa Eassn Register t-Wd -i-V ET OTIC Els hereby girea that the subscriber ha 1 been duly appointed Administrator of nil amir aingular (he Goods and Estate which were of xtan Eato into of Cbesterville in the county at Kennebec Teomandecrased intestate ad hat durteken that trust by giving bond as the law direct s' All persons therefore having demands against thd' Estate of said deceased arle desired to exbitqt tbtf same for settlement and all ihdebtedto said eatate are requested to maWlmmcdiato payment to JOSEPH FRENCH qhestmiIle Jaifr l3 all v' A bill to grant certain land to nwidenU ia Tenherwd i war taken an and a long dehalnewnad ia whichMr Crocket took 1 COupiefiMia jareTbe bilTfnr lliegra duatlM bf the public Jaada ww ordered to bo priuUid Ia Senate oa 'TaOsdey the chair commauicatCd a letter (roar the Secretary of tht Navy in reply too olatioa of tho Senate ia May laatiaquiriiig yttp tlie ex- pedieney ofartabliabing aaother wavy yard aoraewhere between Cape llattetiMaiid Florida The Seaalp proceeded to eomder Mr Benhm rem-lutiona to amend tlie unking fund act to make tbe Dunk of theU 8 pay interart for lha money of the govera- mealfbr the-deposiu of Jbe publkt'aMmey- to payoff Our cbiiimeTCO i not mol tho public debt and tlwn abowh dutieii orr import to rjka have bm-h diininwlied i theamoantof tcirmillicfirtniiuany Mr lScutuu Nke the number 'priurge naral of otiicem appuinttd to Cxauiiue pHbnnedjdiinr duly lVpwb'iib Wilding of tho nation No probable aqgmetitatbn' The cull for it organization a law for a criminal code for tlie one" inavat choul and a i- entirely auppreosed in the A' TfoilCE ia hereby given that tha 'Ll has been duly nppointdiAdmiiuatretor of and aingular the Good aiid EfUto which' were ihcrieunty it ZaXAi Caav late pf Fayelts in two boon in aapbott hi rreolutloni They were or-dared to lie on the table la the Hope IinrayJipf petition were presei gain! the tnanportafioh of the mail un of them by Mr Sprague of the inlwhitant of tbe town of Clmtod andoiie by Mr Wingate from the inhabit ants of Bath Wo had Boklea that tbq inhabitant of pnoyed by muiboa the Sabbath iftoin the forntniuee OB Navtil Aflainr: Clintoi vV of being aRzrcsLiCAX and the other tsa-asi'EUuAbufs' vi-V I was not aware at that time fbst lhara ska any par-ticalar opposition to the admiaisCration in tps JMato 1 know ho wan whs waa determined to oppose right If Gen Kiptey wad therefore supported by any of thfo who voted Mjki in thot Poamtion ho- faaso hp wa oppocdto the adgiiniaration rt itlli who votcdagoiiMt bin did it for that raaaoar certainly had ao knowledge of it CiMter these nrramrtanccs I did stator in nowvarton qnedphjkod me by a gentleman of this town in town kg That Gen Ripley was fovor ofthead-xnnimirihirf tudas mtt of fc adifciftlt'ka waa not 1 would not uak the citiaviia of thk towa to taka my -word -ali to tins slit it al ekaraeter sf tmf -ss intended at thqHimoi inly to state my own pinko and liefief and 1 ami now assmed by many of lha eiti-aepa of lhi town who won present that tbsy somader- liii af sonrtte E7irnTfaaa ing-nnd tbe moftification-of defeat may have induced -L referred to make the 1 miff coMideiv hbor'aad fewnamisu twill TJmmw jnjuroTbareputafionof is ikyy foam a way bo a kindTatmrm tuay to a kind st ssik wkich night load reme person to put tho ieositnsetion which tha mid Porham ooea on tht cravenatioa befora anted and attempt jwtHy bihnelf for assarting that Geo Ripicy bad od LnnMf to-mo Jk bat it -is not aaosa aof a sews of deetneu 1 raaaidarthat man whOundertak-iiig nukeprmants tha canvamatismef other aagnshy it a greatedegtey of meanness than by whoi wretta thugs a trad which'exiat wty ixkis iah PerhansT Jr baa refesred to jay thal ba never saw lltorWBmsstoarioniitdwflreRwaapriitfedrasid that tho' referenco to bun waa without his knqwkdge or eoa- seot- I amauthorixedtostato furtherb in this town who have boon uifennfy fat adnikistration thattb modesty with which the said Perbam hsnJdtruded himself before the public in bo half of the cjtiitow of tlna town ahog and that all tlu kenor aad profit whicl from hir cdmm'aBktetidsJshj to him aad to hi compurgutoni i GtiODENOVV lVil tea January 8 -f--: BrowaEsqrofVma-jv-daoghtor of tholato fimtier place Bylvester Eq DIED! IhlHoomfield on(he Bth mxUMiti'j sort of Mr'Jolur WMua' lged Vt IrsAxubah cow T- In Baco Edmund Page aged 1 AVAITTEDi fFA BARRELS prime lto teade CZDZSBs Avgusta 1829 NTED ADRJir'todo tho-wtfrk lara v' amall Now-need apply untesa they well -recommended Ubctkl uagea will bie given Enquire st this officc 1 com JugustaJa 14 1829 rglHE REMEMBER ME a religioua aiid JL Literary miscellany intended a a-Christmas and New present for 1829 1 The Casket a Christiriaa and New for children and younfperaona for 1839 Domestic Duties or ln-ktructsona tcryoung roamed Ladies on tbe ihaitige-ment their bouacholds and tho regulation oftheir jSAwJiaal Saw tlm J' 0 conduct In the varioualatrhnd duties -of nu tte lifoTlty-tlrr William Parkeai The Legends- ry YoL 3 for December 1838 Drawer Openedi Maternal Inatraction or the History uf Mrs Murray and her Chiklren A History of the Kinp and Queens of France with engraving repre-1 aentsng them in their Coalumra Persia eontaining a description of the country with aa account nf its government-laws and religion and of thecharacter msnere and custom arts amusements Ac of its inhabitants with coloured engraving A Natural History of BirdsFrahea Rrptiles'and lnscctf Dy John Uiglamlf The Tales of Peter Parley about Europe with engraving Just received and for aid at the Augusta Bookstore by V-- II SPAULDING ugusid Jan 10- 3 Augusta Paris and Fryeburg XEW ROUTE THE Augusts Park snd Fryeburg Jai' Stage will leave A Augusta on Monday-moming at and pika! through Wialbrop-: Monmouth Turner Village end Buekfiekl and arrive at Paria same evening- a i Returning by the aamd route leave Paris on Tuesday morning at and airive at Augtiata same evening Leaving Augusta also on Friday morning pass through- Winthrop Wayne North leedi North Turner South Hartford oml Buck-field and arrive at Paris same evening Ieare Paria on Saturday morning at end return by the same route to Augusta Tie Fryebvrg Stage leaves Fryeburg on Mondays and Fridaya at 8 in the morning pasaing through Lnicll Swrdrn Waterford and Norway arriving at Paria same evening Returning to Fryeburg lesres Paria on Tuesday id Saturdays at 8 in the mo res at Fryeburg Paawngera- wh morning and nr- reme evenings io arrive in Paria in the evening ftrom Augusta can take the stag to Fryeburg the neat morning and also those Iron Fryeburg-for Augusta are delayed only a night in Piri 1' From Augusta la Farit $2 29 from Paris la fryeburg $1 50 SMITH GALE Augusta Jan 9 1829 3 NEXT FRIDAY fjlllE MAINE HTATE LOTTERY Ctist No I Extra to ba drawn in ILlLLUWELIt on FRIDAY January 23" BCZIXIHS 1-lWo of-4000 II OliS" l(XK) 1 ilo 1 do do--r l-doir- 500 )ollan 400 Dollars -341 200- Dollars 100 Dollars 50 Dollars 10 Dollars 5 2 Dollars do do do do do do 1 Dollar TICKETS 1 50 lialvea 75 eta von aaxa' at II SPAUliDINCi AtigHtfJanlb Kennebec Merchant deceased intestate haa undertaken that trust by giving bead ao the law direcls All persona' therefore Bavhif do- kaiidfl against the estate of said depeaaed' are def sired to exhibit the same for settlement i and aU ie debted to said'estate arcrequested to diate payment to rv ISRAEL CHASE -fsmV MO re i Mi- riyette! JatJ3 1829" VU)TlCE is hereby gin that the aubseribee haf A1 hekn duly appointed Administratrix of all and singular tho Goods and Ertate which were ofDAXiixv STSWAar late of Farmington in tho County of Kennebec- Gentleman- sleccascd intestate nod hof undertaken thnt trust by giving bond as the law di-' recta AU persons -therefore AmmmAse against the Estate of the sab deceased are desired to exhibit tiro aatiic for set tie meet j' and aR indebted to sniil Estate ore requested to uukc ifomedihte psy- ment to- iv DFUGHT STEWART Aim'trix Farmington JamJlS 1839 MJ KENNtUlECrMe-7 the lldre at Law end all ethers interested in the Estets ef LK VI ROBIX- AVGUSTA JANVADY 16I8291- afe Tonnage Wi havo received the report of Mr Hpnge from dip ComitiUted of Ways Md Means dftiw satwttalAonso of Jtepresnitatiras Lvnr of repealing nil the' tonnage dutias at present levied on the cowting or other vessels of citisrasof tha Caitad Plates' and pXteading the repeal tha vcmek oftach aatioo adinit'Adiriun vessel uu their poris wilblikaojre imh fio in da tiraT Abill acoqmpanM the report wluch wo hotuLwill oam this acsswnT Than tonluuei: duticBnra adinxt tax pa mtr nwa navigationra tax not- wanted for revwue nfid tboogh not of great umount yet they serra coiwidorobly to depresa the businek of the Vno repMt wluch waira cuiupelleirto ship owner! defer In a sufrosding paparto make viwwgla tumgunieat and wa tto not ki hourthsLbill BEtE lp Jw iilsipnFatewrt -rfthl w-oV thaw walang cosh- WLDt MtaiN: HtijlMs Ikd 8pftigit wTkiirS divers' pulitical and other sks and to elevate General Chandler iii public The wrher4akes tha signature of KixRiiirn ui if we' mfatoko not he lives in a distant port of lhiCOunty--a aoftof politics gladiator wlwsa tridy pen tt put ia inoihkg ui dam' peats casn specially wliere the characters of men are dwigh toMmtMtooIiotieto til MyrnmsnrlthtgHi4rad hytho Jarksaa men that tk diajority ia tha Bfidg Lsdirtara is Jtoqte to tie ihiwndaied area rho ice ofJacksua Seaatma kCyjrcm and fTsystign of eyiuiinatih aiid slander directed againA popular and praminent eidiitwllyiiiiiustmKia has therefore-been resorted UH-aad In This im party stance chiefly sgiiinrt Mr Sprague fv happerctarknow is-limit Irk thaCwbsrefar'Mr Bpraguo is accnsed pf writing or giv ing circulation to A letter from Wtuhkgton published hi Providence pa-perilat Wktcr and which compliincuted Ms jBprague In liigh lenik white iokeratber rahtempitkilly of tlm other member of Copgims from this State Boon alter thtejettef ftom'Washingtim mad iu appearance or an extinct fium it w'e belkvp ia the American Ad (icat rp received a iriate letter from Mr Ppragao tlien inWasliingtoni which weransider outselve justified ia now alluding to After exprossiaghia regret that the Rhode Island paper ihouhf puhlldl' auch a letter Mr Wlmt aaysof 6te other- member from Maine is unjiirt what it'sayi ofpifself is namerited 1 presame that-ynu have- no MeOF repablishing it byt test you eliquaf I take tho of oaiakUy regamting yoS U'lW previouxly determined not to puldish it un-lem to disapprove-tlut part ofit winch rotated to the delegation in general from Maine three Jackioa new meniber ofCongress from Ohio Messra Irwin (ioodenow and Btanbery whose election has canned ouch a prodigious exultutinn among ew Ibrnoerrhc acbsoa PickeriiTg- Ki cans are all fedeiraliitu whilb Messia Wright er and Minor ndininirtmtioa men wha have been dtfoifled have been dewocnuHtom Campbell the Jackson candidate firr Governor hu al- so been a uniform federalist Vet these some Jackson kick up a dust betue the IegMatnre of Ohio has chosen Jadge Burnet unpretsnding tederuliiC of sn-perior talent and excellent character a araator in Congress With there Jackson folks Republicanism sig-uifiea any thing or nothing as suite their propose' In this 'Plato the the brood of papers led tWi by its duelling have 1 mon sense of the eral iilojority' in I -asreranee to insult die com mon fenso oftho peopte of Make by talking oftho rrf-tnb Legidainre IV perceiv ia aevrral napeiubte artirlm npon the bonndary que-tkn Judge Ac partirawriy ossa in the nieiiMt Citizen which we have-1 strong do- gUature esperiallv a nmphed in tnul body over the knot of pnti who have for even years had the aaeendanry and who will be an wearied in their endeavors to regau it If this Leg i-da In re dull act ww)yamf evince a patrior tie devotion to the public good a liberal svgaityjbr tlie rights of every eitisraran intelligent people w'dl aurrljr appreciate such pnlirv end sastain the majority The new Council will nowexiste' InTtbe LcgHlaTarc lie aa able ana indepradnt body of nsee moderate but jwliriw and fins been re-el None ef too old Councillon Ism re-elected 3 JV abstain from editoriid remarks upon ihi end other subjects to make room for other smitten llie reader si ill aee by our Legidstive proceedings 4hat a resolution was adopted calling on tho Governor tsi submit the records pf (he Council tothe floute The Governor' sewt meWsre declining to let the books go out the office ofjne secretary of t'afy and gave his wsiont at some length' why he thought they should be kept there ednatsnilyi but promised to send a copy of the Record ss soon as one could possibly be made out The neat day however after further examining the Constitution he sent tho books to tho House' Death af Mrs Rachel Jackson the wife of (ieneral Andrew Jackson died at Kaahville on the 33sl ultimo after a few days illneia day or two before the timefrxed fora grsnd dinncr and ball which the General had enpged to attend- ''MrHntlse was nominated hytho rmudrat as minister l'kiiiputentkry to (Im NetherlawliAOUM time since IVe am suit yet bifiirmed of hi nomination having been confirmed by tlm Senate Perhaps Jiidge and Iih frteiid may ludun a majority oTlhat body' to reject the noniiuaikis Grenville Mrllen lip become tho editor oftho Port land Gazette and Advertiser 11a is already kaown at a riio anlwlar and talented man Large Mr Jartuw Uiis town' killed pig lost1 week nine months oldwhicb weiglsed 280 lb von TIB nSSBBBM JOVlaXXr--- '-T- Mexsrs Eaton It Peversnrar llayipg obeerved in jMr Iaper of the lrt mat a cominnnrcalkn over the aanm of osiah'l'erhain Jr cAutaining statemratsin relation to myself which arc iucorract and asnrhlatnentsmav ha deemed Inw by those who are nnarqnaiatod wiln llw ekaraeter and standing of tho aathor I deem it proper to rtala tlmiiicla'aathey wm ami leave it to the polilie to doc id if Joskh Perbam Jr does not re- a ir r-7 -t t-rt Mat'll hi he mnm astute' which ho adutita my teller to Gea Ripley pul him la August 1826 I was chorea dnlegata to repre sent this town in tbs Convention which was held at Pa-rj to nominato a raatlidate for member of Congram and a it was anderstood who weald probably ba candidates brforo tho convention by there who delegated mo to act foMliem in that Convantion so waa known hy them who 1 should vote for and-no objection was made -1 attended that Convantion nad voted for Gea Ripley If any penoa Will bo at Ihn trouble of referring to the only paper printed at that time in the County or Oxford they will find that neither of the ran-didst were supported or opposed 01) (ho ground of being for Or Of'iinst (fm adniioHmtiou' Urn Ripley was SOKs late ofVassmlbonmgh insaidtaanty rcw man 4eccaud udeslde- CnaxTixo -yt -idretocoiij jbutwCharctliosteht itourslulytogi-oa ZuUTietty fol) account Of the proceeding of tho State Le- r-- (wsW1 SjvT u- 'T i -yi h- a rt IVUEUKAI Jmih Abbot Administrator of TV-the Estate thp Estate of said dceeaacd hap presented for allowance to the Judge of Probate of reid Coun-'-' an neconat of hia administration upon the citato of said deceased The widow of nid deceased has- also made anco out of tiro personal ostato You ora hereby notified to appear at a Court Of Probate to --at AugusU in and for said county -tht necond Tuesday of February next to ahew cause if an you have against an allowance of the reme aa made Uieen under my hand at Jugusta this thirteenth rduy tf January A Ih -'-v- 3-AJ UsiWsFULLER application to laid Judge for ail allow-Tor reported lha bill ofMn I Mra Decatur prze money for 'dertrqynig 1 the harbor of Tripoli without amendment Ja motion f(Mr Pearce of KT tlie Cemmittee on Commerce WaTiurtrocted to inquire into the eapediency of extending the proviniona of tbe exicting lavra in taver pf vepwlo employed ia tlie undecked bOut or vewel of lew than 20 ton burthen and which maj not bqengaged fouKmontlw ataes in the cod flslic' On motion of Mr Davi of Mam the Comniiitce on Read and C'gnala wore instructed to inquire into the expediency of opening eomuiuuieation between tiro wa- ten of tho I ludron river and tide waten of the State of Martechwett Mr Miner after a preamble of aome length aetting ibrth-that Ihm'SaeS Tirade was Carried on in tlie Di- trict of Colombia to a great extent by the parchaae of kye within the Dirtnctlbr the marxeto of jhqoul1 era rtatea that the priuoiu" of tlie Dktrict are aed to eoa fine them that in wme iortanee pereona entitled to their freedom after term of yean araiwld to the ni grobnyere carried off and made alavba for life-Aooft fried a rewlatioa that the Committee furtlie Dirtrirter Colombia be intracted to inquire into the matterto ex-amine the law af the Dhlriet iareapect to ilaveryjand report what measure are neewary and abo td inquire info tha nppmty of providing for the gradual abolition -of alavery tlMrllictnrt ao nit no tmlividual hatme -r Injured thereby Mr W'eemabf Md moved the quw -7 tioo will the Hnoe rojukrrihe resolution upon which the yea and naj were demanded and they ere yeu 104 nay 7A 1 yWd publidi the yeu aad nijra if wy bird room V- OflhoM wIitf Voted ia ihe nejttve only-jUrir we be lieve are from non-lav4iolding rtatre gnd all of them 7ackroirn)en vig Memre Kremerarkl Mitclxell oJC iSa I Stanbary of Ohio Uarvejr ofNeWlfatmpdiire and'ilrp' fry 0 Maine! Two out of the three Jackmo member frein New England Well might the aoutheni letter-writer desire uito send mere suck men to Con- I "Ms Mr Wickliffe moved to atriko but tlie preamble and oonM debate occuimLwbi'n the Mibject wu laid over lillthe next day 1 i The bill for the occupation of the Oregon riyer wa then taken up and de haled till tlie Houe adjourtied In Hixati an Wednesday Mr llentnn from tlie Cnmmhtre on Siilitary AflaireV'tO' whom wu referred Ihn memorial of Major General Winfield Scott praying 1st tho pamnge of a declaratory act On tlm auhjnit of btotet rank made a report which a Her recapitulating tho prominent (acts Set fiirth in the uirtunrial concludes Mimlowa: Mnuukiw after duly coiwiilmiiig tlm frtiwt er duly forth by tho memorialist and the quest hum growing aitt or them ara ef opiakia tlwt lluwa ia no illegality in tMi General MaconJ order of the President placing Mqjiir General KENNEBEC the Heir at Iutw and hit others interested in the Estate sf CYRUS SC late ef Leeds in said county- Yeoman intestate GtiikTixn WHEREAS Gasnea Gorbov Adviinistrator of the Estate of said deceased ha presented for allowance to the judge of Probate pf said couuty an amount of hia administration npon tho estate of aid Sfceaaed Tha widow of paid dtteaacd has -also made appfication to reid Jadg for aa aRowancn-out oftho peronnaleatato You art hereby notified to appear at Court of Probate to be hohien at Augusta in and for laid county oti the last- Tuesday of Fcbruaiy neat to shew cause if any you have gainst an allowance of the some jta made Giren under my band ot Augusta this Ourtetntk day of January A- 1839 fy 50-3 FULLER Judge xingnr iratil ofo-MaeedonuinT 36 Com Biddlo arrived in Norfolk in October Boston 18 Mart Com llnffuiun will return early in the Spring The iquad-tun next year will consist of tlie Hudson 44 Com raw Creighton Vandaliu Master Com Dir India Com Charles ltidgeley Natchez 19 Master Coin Budd the wholo'year Ene Tifmefiaauier-HomeHS Master Com Claxton same Falmouth iMsCmi in March' Graiikpua 12 Lieat ltinier the whole year tflurk 12 Lieut Adams ha lately roiled for the art of Africa and thence to die West Indie The squadron will remain fibarly or quits tlmame da kg tbe next year! r' -Ef flaring Expedition' Peacock 18 Master Com Jonea- The National Intelligencer publishes1 the annexed letterroin Chief Justice Marshall on the nub jeet of a ptopqocd alteration of tliu Constitution Richmond Jan 1st 193ft Dear I have received your speech on die resolution amendatory of the Constitution and thank you for sending it to ins 1 have read it with great Rtteutionand drink the argument against the of die President very strong Public opiriitin is I believo taking a decided direction towards this poiirtj and I am disposed think in its favor die time Homo difference may exist respecting for which the Chief Magistrate ought to' tiioro perhaps than on tlie propriety of hi being rc-eligihfc The question 1 nnft of great interest and delicts ry ami is not without difficulty We may per ceivo tho iticouvcnicnco of the present arrange merit nmch Tnoye elcsrly than diose which way result from any how and untried In a great and jMwerfnl republic notftfng morc difficult tiiau the disposidon of the Executive iowcr Vet though hot wry fond of- experiments 1'should be disposed to try the effect of fcoufiuiiig die- Chief Magistrate to a single term With great respect I am Sir ymtroh'L ami MARSHALL The 1 Ion- Alexander Smyth Wislilcgton A dwelling IiAim at Fall RivefrMoM Wapicd by (I Chase and I l- Earl-waa with Ksrotitsnlsronsam- of the 7th krt A skier of Mr perished jn the fiamm-l J-' Tha New-Vork Fjouirrf says that a simple folliiw ap town bring told Ibalinn panpln afN'sw Jemry warn gu mg to dnm tlm I hr la wars remarked that ha Ihouglrt lire podpla IhCto Wore rriigku sWkirJ'T A coirespondcnt of tha Nantorkrt Inquirer states that a ramet has for several weeks liem visible by tha aid of otdinary gluxrs It has hitherto presented the arid pesrsacs of imbakim spot or andefinrd star 1'ha writer suppose it to ha tha conict of 1918 or IMks's comet and dial it will pass ha perihrlira pa tlm 10th of wait amihL Our English contemporaries now my it mm comet bat only a nebulous spot' Mr Oliver Brown of BangmUlc Ms raised from om potato lart veasna bushels and thres teles of potatoes according to tho Bangor Register An Earlwnga Colfre Hotno was opened hi Fora street roffixhd on the Irt innt in command of tlm Army and requiring all oflicera Rfid noldiam to obey him anil hat tliero i no com aet forth ia tha memorinl whii-h require the riglita and duliea of bmt rank tb ha determined by leriaratoty act tharefom recommended that tho prayer oftho mcmoriarMt be not Mr KXna eomnmnicated nwulutkm of the lgw lure of tbe State wf IHineis instrarting the Senatim and mqumting the ntativo ftom that Stale to ondeavor topmenra thopamago of a law granting to tho Stale $70000 of acrip recoivablejn any oftho Land Offiro hr that State hi (mynmnt (brpnMm'itnil the aerip to bo appropria'ed to tho rcpsfrlng theVmte road ftont Vlueennea to SClmii(7bhd Midi Oihuf ramb r-9d lurti OF may declared Stale reads by kb Icpi I tore god Opnh which (lie Coiled Sluice liiail or may ba carried iu stages The reaolotioa was referred to llw Committee on the Port Office and Port Hood la the llnnmr rewdnlkm vru taken up and be spnka atmoch knglh in support of it The iVeskleot transmitted a eemwpondenro wkh the Spanil government relating to ajjhilielioM on Amrriru commerce 11m llo are ihiej took ap tha Oregnn bill In Sanata on Tbunulay on motion of Mr Dirkereon 8ale 1 TO be sold at Public Auction by order of lion llanai Fviun Judge of Probate forth county of Kennebec on Monday (he sixteenth day AfFebMiry next at two Matthedwcte lingbrfore of the late EaiXtxia SinunTWV ie Yao-gli In said county ao much oftho real ea- late whereof nid Srmonton died aeixed aa will raise the aum of eight hundred and twenty dollars for ibe payment of Ilia jnt debts and chargaa of salo Thia 7 cat ale consists of 1 ealkablc Farm ailuateon the'' principal TOkd from Angusta to and uermed on ofUre best 10 tha county for graiing Term made known at the lima and place of sale -1 KECECCA 91UUNTUN Adm'hit Jan 14 1839 rIIOte4 at Fublif Auetiuli if oidiilT fu(C A llannw Judge of Prubalo for tho -County of Kennebec on Monday the sixteenth day County of February next at ten o'clock A on the premiaea so much of the real estate whrrref Etatf Ifieaaaan late of Augusta intestatr died aeited aa wlfl produce the aum af tight hundred Dollars for the payment of hie debts and chargee ef tale Thia estate consisil oftho homestead where reid Ingraham formerly Bred In Augusta and frert it aitualiun and value le well worthy the attention of Ihore who with to purchase a goad farm Terms mada know atthotimoandplaeaofrelr icrmamau JW WILLIAMS tvgnsta rt Hi 1829 lha Cmnmitteo Hoad and Canab warn diriarged by Mr from tho eoaakhmiwn or the rmujutioa offered by handler inrtnkiii of contusing Cbandler inrtnirtini thbm to Inquire into tho expedien- anf contusing urn military road fmni the mouth of MstluwaAsHgo in the stale pf Maine" vy-r- i 1 1- i.