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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
Ets polIitor. No. XIV.
I3,B2o.

" Fer tseasue Of szDsavi.g ,fbs land ~OErnssb."
AMID the thunderings Of Mount Sinai, the
found Of the trumpet, and the voice of words,
TIE Almighty was pleafsd to declare, thou
fhalt not take the name of the Lord thy God
in vain" IL would leem that men who had
the lean expectation of judgment 70 come,
could not, IN their fober ienles, be guilty OF
profane fwearing. Yet daily obfervation con-
frmsthe contrary fact; and 70 THANKFULLY de.
PRAYED is this age, that in the ifreets, market
places, and houfes of public entertainment *
relort, men unblnihingIy, and in the face of
the fun, utter impious oaths and blafpheInies
which would confound heather. National
calamties are only the premeditated effects Of
national Ans, and the fms Of individuals aHilt
in drawing down the juf vengeance Of hea
ven, inaimuch as they add to the whole a.
mount. Hence the prophet declares Nm the
text, that lis " becaule Of fwearing the land
mourne'h." And may we not fuppofe that
the thick clouds which appear At this time rea :
dy 70 bnrit upon this once favored land, are
our deiervsd Puniihment for tranfgrefion :
Can We with any Proprie.y expect the favor
and protection of that Being who governs all
events, when hiS holy name is 70 THANKFULLY
profaued among Us? But while vice is fafh-
ionabIe, men will be vicious. People in low
ita'ions will ever ape the great. The lackey
will Try 10 fwear like his matter, and the day
la5orer will catch at the caths of his more
wealthy employer with the utmoff greedinels
"A reformation ihould then begin in the molf
diftinguilhed liaticns Let none try to execute
hImielf from ihare IN this buGnefs. As Ma.
than faid unto David thou art the man
You muh put your fhoulder to the wheel, &
by reforming one, leflen the weight of that In.
iquity which is fan linking Us TO ruin The
fooliihnefs of profans curling ard fwearing
may alto be added to thole weighty reafons
why it fhould be forfaken. Its votaries have
no execute. People may fomesirnes fabrica,e
a ieemiugly plaufible eIcufe for the commit
Eon of many crimes, but for this, there
Is none at all. The fwearer cannot even fay
that he himfef is in the LEAH gratifed or eaf-
ed by the foulnefs of his language but while
il debates aud vitiates bis mind, i, irrtates his
psflions and renders him tenfold more the fer
want Of i1.an than he was before.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

Tor faIe, Farm in Cape Elizabeth, pieaf.
antly htuated on he Sperwink River, a
bout ieven niles from Portland, containing
about ninety acres of Land, principal part
under good improvement, with handiJme
young Orchard of abou, one hundred Trees
Of excellent fruit good Houie aud Barn
and tome valuable timber on isid Farm-The
Stock and Farming Utenfis my be had with
the farm.--For particulars enquire of Capt.
WA Thomas, on The premies, or the lub
fcrber at his office in Portland, No. !, Long
Wharf. Z. GREELY.
Afsa Ia, 1910. Uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
Srig:'sa!r
THOUGHT FOR SPRING.

THOUGHT FOR SPRING.
FAM , songEer of Ifr'el, come lend me thy
ute;
When birds are 70 vocal, fhouid mankind be
mute?
Both from all that hear, and fee, let me raife
10 Natures grand temple, tie tribute Of praife.
Mere animal muGc jult floats in the air,
Upborn by weak initinct, il gains not His ear,
Who taught tie fweet artilt to foar on the
wing,
And gave her the power, enchanting to 6ng.
Yet delightful her note, to the fenfibe mind,
OF thofe who feek God in each Object to find.
The intelligent fpirit with Joy fhall convey
To heaven, the ienGtive, fweet founding lay.
It's fcripture that throws fuch charm DER
the earth,
AS wakes the devotional thought into birth,
Where'er the Almighty has itrstch'd forth his
hand,
To fill with his wonders, the air, fea and laEd.
High Prieit of creation, put on thy attire,
Tie Hoiiea enter, with confecrate FIRE;
Thy incenfe prefent, in Nature. great name,
To Him, who through all, is forever the fame
It's thus we accomplish the end that was
meant
When man TO this world, by his Author was
ient.
And how rich 10 the pleafure, in lifs's length.
end ihade,
To think the work 6niih'd for which we were
made.
We then may look round, and contemplate the
clofe
Of day, which though turbid, yet ends in
repcie;
The eye giAncing backward, approves what ia
paA,
And forward, il hopes 20 Ana mercy at lal.
Y.
Ap,3 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
FOR SALE.

4 BOUT one mile from Portland. on the
Z ! road leading to Stroudwater, four acres
Of LAND, under good Improvement, with a
large two ltory Dwelling Houie, IS by IS
feet, well fniihed; and Barn 50 by so feet.
II is an excellent Rand for buline!s Of any kind.
Said property will he lo'd very cheap, and a
long pay day gwen for part, if withed or
Farm wUn'l be taken in the country for
part pay ANY perion Wiling TO make q
good bargain, viii do well tc apply foon TO
the iubic,ibers, living on the Preaiiles.
WISWELL & RiCHARD.
Fsts,2fS, F.5. 5. 1910 ltD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
WACCH-M

Relief farthe Danl5 . a62iae{ Watcbe5
PY GODFREY WHEATON, oppoGte the
lndian Chief, Filth Steet-who begs leave
20 allure sis town aud country cuaomers ;hat
ne ierved an apprenticeship of eight years
with faithful and genuine workman-anl
ne hatters himfe'f, BY exe-ring his bef ahili-
ties in his protection. together with his perion
a a tenIion and regard 70 punGtuai,y, thai be
tlAl give ia:isfalinn 10 thofe who NAV favor
him with lhe;r efhasA
P1rtiaad, dsrA- g. [6ml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
SHOE STORE.

Solomon e Thomas Boyce.
INFORM their friends and the Public in
general, thar they have opened sEoE
STORE IN Fy@ GSest nearly oppo6te the n
dian Cb';f where they intend keeping coma.
Plete afiortment of Ladies, Miles aad Chill
dren's SHOES of every Description.
They HkewiCA rn,nnFa 9yra ROOTS snd
SHOES Of al kinds at the fhorteG notice,
and on the moG rezfonabie Terms where
they hope by their attention aud ailidui;y to
buGneis 'hey fhall merit (hare Of the Public
Patronage.
Portland, HerH IS, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
- lg,ES 60

Democrat; consistency. Just before the
conclusion Of the operuac, tedious, aTrhrG
discussions on tl:e silly and maleyoleR tes-
olution of Giles, the executive RECOMMEND
ded renewal Of the law orgtnizRg
10000 gingerbread militia. twenty
Thousand volunteers must also be ready
to--to--to-rnake hustle. Mr.. Giles ALSO
recommended the equipment of oar over
grown n&vy--to silence the British wood
en- walls. Now a resolution passes To re-
dUce both army and navy. There ~ Gun
ming consistency in all this without doubt;
for, none but wise AMI consistent leg sla-
tors are hOnored with seat ~ congress
nothing unwise or inconsistent Can &c done
BY such men ergo the reduction oFthe az
my aud navy II A wise and consistent mea-
sure. however, there is no need "a pAss
ing resolutions to reduce either army or
navy. The army is fast reducing itself
and Il Is crue! 70 hasten the Dissolution Of
what il IN 50 rapid consumption. ~
gun boats, cur grand naval sword Ut ciitnce
or defence, are almost reduced ay q sor-
der called ruttenness ~ the bones, and our
bigger bniit vastly vessels are rapidly de-
ci.niAg FIR the want Of some peelniacy phys
.--Ia4eprnlaht .ihleyicdr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
BOWDOLN COLLEGE,

THE OVerlte,5 u B.rUdsis Collage. are hereby
notified, that meeting of their Bsard will
be holden at the CoL.tgs Chapel in Bypnszviek on
the fifteenth day of May next, Gt beng the
Tuefday preceding the third Weaaeflay of
faid month"; at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
IONA. ELLIS, Sesy.
Top1han, April, 80 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

DUBIC notice is hereby given, that the
meeting Of the Ealtern Society for promo.
ting the knowledge Of the Scriptures, &c. in
the Dlrict of Maine, will be held by ad-
tournament at the College Chapel n Brunf-
wick, on TUESDAY, fbe 6flfsHsb day ef May
nfxi, at two OF the clock IN the afternoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, Secretary.
Byz7r7ci-l, APra "a, 1910 500
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
INDIA d RAVENS DUCK.

For Sals At Ne. IS, Union Hkz,c
FIFTY Bolts INDIA DUCK, fri quality.
so pieces RAVENS DO; ] Bale real MAD
RASS HANDKERCHIEFS entitled 20 de-
beAture.
Orders for every deGcription of INDIA
GOODS, az the Bottom prices, can be execu
ted at ihort notice ar the above Store aud on
a liberal credit. April 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
REMDVdI.

SAMUEL RICHARDSON informs hi,
friends and the public that he has reno
Vsi from High Street, and taken that large
an commofious houfe lately occnPied by
NC. jeremiah Todd in Market -fquare. where
Ns Mould De hap y TO Wi; upon las friends.
re hksw'ie viii enrertain itrangers and
wave lers A. nfual. FROM the centrsi liiuaSion
= MS houie, he hopes for . ihare OF their pas-
tonnage.
AZ u. nunssr Of Gea,len en- can BE &C
com n1datei with Boarding on reslonab
tsf'n' SAMUEL. RICH ARDSoN.
Hs'ss'y9'ri, .i.srS ~. RI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
4 NEV T5VERN

!NHE furicriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and fhe puhlick that he has re-
commenced keeping a Tav.rn on B,vajzOiet
-'ixiu,a few ods wei nf he fItuation WHARF
ne forme. ~ kept. This houte j. new and
convenient, and every ATTENTION viii be paid 20
cunomers TO render their ltsy plealaut and
satisfactory.
JOHN DUNNING.
BrsrIIDik, M1ycb 10 IA gy/
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
7nteresting political seis1ellal1g.
REMARKS

On tie Report Of the Legislature Of IMassa-
chasetts. on our FOREEGN RELA-
TONS. Conciaded from or lasr.
The Report next suggests, that The power.
~ OF tic Treasury, and The distress Of The
country, have originated 10 the restrictive
measures Of 0ar own goselnHent. VIA this
lact DC ..(nied BY any man, who ba, bad his
eyes ugsl for s4e LAST three years lie iVss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

THE Tfuliees Of Bowdoin CoIiege are no.
tilted that heir next ifated meeting will
be he'd 1t B. unt~ick, on Tae'day the .jGifter0tb
Dig Of My nsxt, a ten VI the clocl. IN the
forenoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, Sesr.tary.
ByH-(zuick, H5,H 10, 1870 500
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
DR. KEES,

NEW CYCLOPAEDIA, Vol. y, Part 10
AMI I'd; Vol XII, part III and Cd; and
so. XII, part H. are in the polIeiIlon Of
TIE iubicriber, aud viii be deliveld 20 iub-
isribers in The Dihrid Of Maine, at fore No.
-, Long Wharf THOMAS GROSS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

Farms and Nils far jae--or excEzng-
ed far Real Ejfate in Portland.
4 NY gentleman wiihng ia retire from the
buGneis Of the town, can I've well accomo-
daed with Farm, large. or lrnaIl, and poi
iefion gwen Immediately --soms of them are
within ten miles Of Portland = Inquire of the
Printer .5,eyR 9ot5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

Mr.. Randolph has been very eloquent and
scvere on his quoudam frienos in the house
for Two o. three days past. Every Oprasi-
ton was formally made by the demo Aa.ts
10 navy Now. when he - snxlous 10 re-
duce that navy, they are anxious 70 retsia
IT, wac has forgotten the instructions IL
the Legislature Of Virginia ten sears ago 10
their members OF congress to use their iniiA-
ence 10 destroy the navy altog@ther , Yer
Nr Giles !. now for keeping i II repair.
But sEhc looks Tor consistency amony u NO.
Cra.s when The lamb snail su-k the Ito.
ness, and wales 70 ashore hunting for buff
f.loes, democrats shall be consistent ana
i9cobins ssasst.---isia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
MILIrAR1" PAMPHLET.

G1ILIIAkI PdMPHLEI.
JUST Pu5lifhed, and for fsle at the fevesal
) bookltCres in Portland, AgAitG,y Pa~g.
fblef, containing me mott approved manoeu-
vers now in ule, together with the8ebsaar
A4'O'mt"t' pracficed by BoNAsARrE's aEmiss,
with Plates TO exsmplify the fame.
April so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07
Medieias, Paint, and Dys-Stuf
Stare.

THE fubferiber RESPECTFULLY informs the
Pubic thar he has commenced bufIneis
IN PorftaHd, aud taken Store in Middle Street,
few doors wen Of Meilrs David & Nathan
81 Daaa's. where re oilers for fale very age
and eItenlve afJumvut Of
DRUGS IND MEDICINES,
PAINTS q DTE-SIUFES,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-07

Alum and Copperas Stick &nd Ground
0smwood Of a hyperion quality; Logwood,
Redwood and Futile; ground do. do Fuler's
Earth, for occurring and cleaning Cloth !;
Spaniih Float; Bengal and New Orleans Indi-
go ben Spanilh Otter; Cochineal Nut
gals; Nader Roman Vitriol Oil 20 /;
Tenter Hooks ; Prsls. Papers; CIothisrs' Jacks
and Cards.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-07
.I5Ssoo 60
200 co
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=
100000 90
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100000 %
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10000 60
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100000,
$1,000 90
10000 90
1900 %
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salSH,sso 90

Besides the above, there Is NE sSly inner.
est on the re-ioaa, Of the public debt, up.
der the specious and deceptipns Tsb6 6iiein
presenee, Of . :" lay % redeem ,te xhote.s
Also ID. loss Of the sale o. tie nsvY, not
rev recollecsed Mr.. JsktrSSny s6ortioe
ofthe Short Rsssian embaisy irom h. esa
uomiuation 70 ito rejsesios s. ~ seasse...
the costs and ehsrses.of tshieA ses, ~. 80
aseertained together with alsny elhsr %.
go which ars aes sDa ieieady s,soilssssd g
supper d b. doesnesls, q ttis iaA .
b prsseaesd a ~ pubic. S..... - 4 s, 81.
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| Added to the civil list in
| 1902, from an expiring
| INV Of 1898, :.
Difference between con.
tlngent expences of
t:ongress in 1902, and
t.ny. other preceding
S!ear,
N'wson's trip to; France,
Re pairing lie Berceau,
&c. : -
Discharged mariners, &c
ne peal'ns Judiciary, and
adisbandiing is judges,
EAHa pay to supervisors
Acr repeating dTee, tax,
Say
Extra expeuces Of susdry
embassies ever and
above the savings in
withdrawing others,
It'ss on sale hank Of stoei
Oaliendes'S6ne returned
. after actual payment,
For British debts due
from the exclusive pa.
: triots, -. -
The noble purchase of
Louisians, ~ T.. =
To settle its boundaries
under other pretenees,
E. Livingston's forgetful
detention of
BurPs trial with al its
different expenees,
WRkinsons segar &C.
count, about
cha.e's ,rial,fo, the good
OF the people, about :,
: TriPolitan treaty, to pre-
vent Eaton's success
For the mysssrses ofLi.
vings,ons nission,
The comptrollsrs's late
items ofp1blie robbery
by his friends the de. I
'moerasa, about -. j
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Two shOn.fSJ 81 81 lsss H:e,es :
Eiesst, 10 compls9l il, )r Is J.
wise, -imporssnt. s,,r,S, s. !!
,ional proseeGtion nd q ss1F 81 81 Bur, :
| Fiftys ahpussnds doh &c, s. lsahsas. ~.
for the immortaiissTst .sessof shs, arao -,
t rHr "a sIsx, IN boldly trsmplinr HE ea :.
! sti,u,ion, nc Iaws and judiciary npd.r Ia,
20 aid Id thai, iraposias tssats tris5s Tor sna
.n,sh segais and the freight Of ehe b,rrrI.
Of o,her valuable ard cIss Iron Tie ssme ~.
ton, in return ipr III hosshsads of ,ohatea
from the vest ~ s. =
Upwards Of e,,handt<d thopssnd dol.
lars, at least for plat ting = fayori,s pew co.
.lony, with favorise set Of Inhabitants, and
for other secret II e1eicsa in the frs, in,
stance but 6nall3 sto enable the !" illu,triou.
presidents" woffAy friend, Mr.. Brown, to
revisi, his old it:nds and countrymen, III.
united patriots Vt Ireland = ,s
Sixty thousand dollars, cat least, for the
great services ~ epdesed the people, in the
trial of fudge Chase. = (, ~ &
Sixty iho0s and more Tor. thai eeiebratea
treaty Of To poli /; wh.h. the Bashsw him.
self acknowB dyed, thar J" he could NOT have
held out andsher srason" aaaia,t N. Atns.
t1iean ircrS and the intrepid .Eatnn.
:Abau. teen thoussnd doIlsrs more than
the ordin* y sxpenees ofa outfit sa'arY
BIC. in the extraordinary csse of the seerss
and m, st erious detention Of the vessel, &c.
&c. in Iivingston's mission TO our; par,ieu..
lar FL dds the French
Al shs uthrr ,obberies, lately stated By
the eumprollef Of the treasury (leaying oai
,hori cases where there isthe ,lssstpro.
habA'.y Of credi,s yet to be; given, and ssst.
ing italy those which are there, said to b.
desperate and irreeovsrable) amounting IA
the &S,ole, TO about one million Of dollars
morr. - 1912 ~ -
Thi. is small part Of the great iAvrso
Of OAR virrvous patriots pure republicans
and Great economists Cat itsstte fhtmselpesJ
which, when added together, will be found
to ahi,ount to the moderate sum Of twenty
one .;llon, Eve hundred snt fofty-seyen
thod sand, three hundred andr Fifty dollar.
-Hu. which will be be,sef Ca IN aGdN more
fully understood by the following :.
2RECAPITULATION. .','''.
...... s-.,- -1Dsk. y o.
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fectiy approve OF the rule which directs
that we should do whatever our con
science tells us to be right and leave
the consequences TO Heaven. The bride
apart, therefore, / vote with Alfred,
so far as to advise that we make the expert
ment. We will watch the effects, and de-
sist 1t we find Alfred's hopes likely to be
frustrated, or Gaen's fears 10 be realized. /"
Rosalie's vote, supported by her own and
Aitred's arguments. at once determined me,
and commenced the work. How long il
may continue. will depend more upon my
readers than myself; upon their tractability
and submission TO my authority. as well a
the candor and justice with which they
shall treat my motives.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

Me%tco-A letter from the capital Of ,5at
kingdom OF the 18Th Nov who's. contents bsyS
heen read to us, states, that an resurrection "a
TAKE" place IN the province of Guanaxaio. re-
Insurgents were headed By plrish priest. anil
,nn.e '1a'hs OF the army, who sncceeI-d IN
,y ~, oi'SS' simulated by The hops OF piugIa-
Having hecome formidable by her nn,'l,.
''eY commenced their operation. by a,t,ck;o,
ne 'oWh OF Guauaxt.o. ulp,se 90. .;fs,,.s -
'eiiaSd Lie Ri"c= VITA .Do .lO4. -.i.i.,.G.r
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Dolllegtic.
OUR SOUTHERN FRONTIER,
NATcHEz, Nov. 70:

NATcHEz, Nov. 70:
IERRI7'ORI9L LEGISLAT'URE
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
November 30.
Mr. Shaw, agreeably to his notice of yes
'erday. offered bill "providing for, and
au'horing The call of a convention to draw
up constitution, preparatory to the ad-
mission OF inns territory into the union as an
independent state
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ALFRED s~.stF*&4

After had read these letters to Rosalie,
called for her opinion; whereupon, per-
ceved Immediately an arch smile playing
round her lips, and dimpling her sweet
check " In the FIRST place, uncle, said she,
1 must be frank enough TO tell you, that
have been bribcd to vote in particular
way" " Bribed Ivy whom" VIM. that
sly rogue, Alfred. experimenting that Gaien
AMI hip.sclf would differ in opinion, mas
WI ten nne promise ulat, If / would VOC
WIKI him, he would make ne present of 4
new edition Of The British Classics, and
give inc six kisses into the bargain. when
he CONS home in tie spring. it was right
chat you should know u.is fact, in order that
my opinion may stand for no more than il
deserves. After this confession, must
confess farther, that my brother Galen's
Ietlcr has alarmed me exceedingly, and
brought to nay mind the fable Of the bear,
who, stVng by q single Ice, as you have been
b. TIC British l;evie wrr, overset in revenge,
the whole hive upon his own head Yet do
no see why ,rson should bc restrained
from virtuous tcuon. which may do good
by any terror Of me low and wicked, Iper
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

Those. unfortunately. who have rash;v
pronounced the honest dictates of their
hearts. and left to themselves no locus heni.
fennc, are driven to the-awkward necessity
ct acknowledging their allegiance to few
men of better heals and worse principles
than themselves. The Shepherds whistle
has recalled the wanderers home. Even
from the insorutable recesses of Judicial
tpiadom, judgment has been pronounced a
gainst the cause OF America. thank God,
there is yet an appeal to the people.
/ shall continue these reflections as lei
zare may permit. ] shall eadeavor to exhi-
bit in the most glaring colors that insult which
is so invisible to many, and to- expose the
fallacies which are resorted to in defence of
MIR. Jackson.
AGRICOEA.
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dollars a fee in cases of escbes's, wi,ichcan be
seen by reference to the Law on cs.',etts aud
this fee is drawn from the Treasury in the ss,re
manner as the fees Of the attorney for the COM
monwcah in the Superior Couits-There then
no difference in priGclple between the two cases.
that can exclude one and admit the otlcr--They
both hold lucrative offices, derived from the
ssI:'e body, neither have commissions. and tha
different modes of paying tlIelr salaries must be
totally ,n,natcriai
by some it is supposed that they are not pro.
perry oihcers-On referring to the 18th section It
will he found that the word Office, is term appli-
I'd to a constable. who is appointed by Tie county
court, and whose fees are regulated by law
There is no difference between the tSo-bot,,
are appointed by the court, and in case of es.
cheats, The fees of the commonwealth's attorney
Tor tie county court is regulated by law, and I
believe the law allows him fee for attending the
coroner.
From this view Of the subject it irrcsis,ibly
fellows, well from the spirit the letter of tho
constitution, that their cases similar, and arc
both excluded from Il seat in the Legislature
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WILL BE SOLD to the highest Gdacr, IN
W u" tDSn o. Tapp thaDnJc. (E4seX count,
Oh TIE lSh NJ January, 1870, If Cdr not, nc
next fair day, twelve or fifteen SLAVES n i .7,.
w tn hs estate Of Major Fbou,as Wood. 10.
DE- u - rncnE those slaves are several ,ni.jj.
h'''s" cnreniers. As matv viii be I'D c,r ,s.,,
= II. rsiSt the sum az seJcn hundred fo,ud
- 80 .Sldue veive months VII he .llovf,i Nv,
HHt 80, on giving band wits approved srcni
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

DIED, at his seat, in the County of Abe
marie, JOHN WALKER, Esq of Belvoir--
Of a long, accute and painful disease, which
he bore with the greatest fcrtitude, yielding
up his life with the greatest resignation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

~ Views Of the Correspondence. &c.
No. 2--on Thursday.