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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08
RICHMOND, (vA.) NovENBER $.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
GENERAL JACKSON.
ABINGDON, October 2sth. 1871.

ABINGDON, October 28th, 1916
On Tuesday last @ N. Andrew ] ckson,
and his all Major Reid, with their FAM
lies, arrived at TINS place, on their way to
the Seat of Government. The Citizens of
Abingdon had received information the pre-
vious evening, that on the next day the
General and his suite would be in town.
On the succeeding morning party of
~ -ntlrmen on horseback, started to meet
hl,n. Capt. Dixon's elegant company of
r1fiemen, " also paraded and marched
one mile from town to await his approach.
he party on horseback met him about
miles from town and gave him hearty
salutdtion, which the General reciprocal
ted with great cordially. Within two
miles of Abingdon, at the house of Mr.
Mitchell, an Assembly of La lies had col-
lected to we come him. When the General
appro sched, thcy waved their handker-
chefs IN token OF thsi + spect for him. He
returned the compliment by q low bow, &
proceeded. AS soon as he approached
captain DiXon's Company it WAS formed
IN open ranks on opposite sides Of the
road. They saluted him as he passed,
1hen were formed in marching order, and
accompanied him to town. On his arri-
val, the streets were crouded with
anxious spectators, all waiting inn r
italy to b-hold the great Hero of the
West, who had done so much for the
honor and glory of his country. Aft
the General was accompanied to his lo,lg-
sngs IN the Bell Tavern, Capt. Dixon5s
Company was formed in front of it, and af-
er firing several rounds, was dismissed
In short time, Messrs. Campbell and
Preston, in behalf of the Citizens of Abine-
don, presented General Jackson the fol-
loving address:
.gLiqgdo1, Oct 25th, 1915
SIn,-lh he citizens Of Abingdon participating in
Vie general sentiments Of affection and gratitude ma
infested by your country for your distinguished GER
wees during the late war, are proud of the opportu-
ny toevince their respect for your person and their
admiration OF your achievements. They request,
through us, that you will honor them with your
company ~ dinner tomorrow at Mr.. Brsdey's tay-
ern IN Abingdon at 3o'elock.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
WILLIAM G. PRESTON.
To which General Jackson made the following re-
ply.
.qbiHgHoA, 25M October, 1916
GENTLENfy,-l thank you for TIE kind senti-
ments expressed in the note Just delivered to me.
WI remain and dine with YOU tomorrow.
J an, very respectfully,
Gentlemen,
Your most ohedient servsnf.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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20 DOLLARS REWAED-

st'Oh JOb VI, black man about IS years old
y much pock-ireued, has a ~if. ~ Mir. r. Nc,
hins III Richmondi he formerly belonged to Rieb.
ard Terrell, and was bis s,agc-liiyer from R;oj,-
mond 70 charlottesville has since been owned Inv
Mr.. Moore, Who Kept the Wellington Tavern. tbe1
by George Clauehton, who l pcschascd him of as
he ran, about a month past
Also, Twenty Dollars Reward for \ sorre, Nor.
strayed OF stolen from this place about the frs, ~
the summer, about years Old, and shout feet
high she has several knots or Jumps on her baet .
bore from hurts With ,ie saddle she was raised A.
Dooe's trry by Mr.. Hooe, SOLD by him to . sir
M'kae, then by u. Brooks u q. Laws0n, who
he'd hercf. EIIJAIf niA.y
Manchester, ToveuberS. 5,-if
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Ne !&.EI.IA:,1, 50
lUIRER NIARiNE Lis.r.

Ill
PoRr or RicRMoNp, VA.
ENTERED.
Nov. 4.-sloop syren, Brown, Bslr;more.
Brig Fame, Slower, psilad.iphia.
Now e.-Sioop Happy i,etrrn, Tliulrrynn, p,ltimor
NiarFare'. Hughes. N.v.NHi
Sugar, Ce6te, Sat-, Cheese iron o.
Canton, Goodwin, MORT; X
S.,gcr and ariltq,y Sa,;s.
Aioils,rs, c.,5tt', sugar, 1-i,e re. ST.
sch LaHien,c Thomas, linliir,1,s
Lgf sugar, 1riisicu, 5rai,1i ro.,errr - ~. -
Active, Babe1clk, NSv-York.
-. 49,, Set, run Hpda,.,-r.
Bris cat,arine, Crawford, Ihmne.,o,,,I
Boarfs, Hnibrr, ii.,,c 0iil iie,s.bq,,eT-r
Theiis, Sheriocis, N.,,.york
-No'' Sch Traveller, Tappar, B,,,mo,s
CLEARED. 80
Nov.f.-Scl. Inlian Eui.ter S.,r,nr >,ov,
~ hhGS. and ts hesS fojocro, $50 az, .,yr
William, Rc'iiori, Nev.y,tI.
s,o r.. 81 hsSsfstGcr0, ices arts. Is.r.
P i''r Lazy hr"cNvay Ne,'-London.
Eliza Ann Price pb,I,i, I'iaa'
,, g., 1900 5esieiscsQi ard 100 Jufi.i, 49, 81
Mar Ann. S..Niou -.
!aie, Bah6idse, 49,: 49,
Two Brotlers, AmtS, p NV"
90 "ege toiooco. so 5jls. Goti,. 427s 5,..li0S't'
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
IN W ~ t LIlLIIN1 T4IN OEs
Circuit Court Of the Uiifed States, at Boston, DC
tObei. Q, 1915

N JotU1IJ OC-
tO6ef Q, 1915.
Jose Manuel de Lovo, VS.. Benjamin Leverett
th' was libel in the Admiralty On Policy Of M
surGRce. The defendant pleaded to the .iurisdic-
ton of the Court The question of jurisdiction was
argued, on Friday last, by Thomas Hetch, jr' Esq.
for the Respondents, and Thomas o. .SSLfiidye,
Esq. for i.bellants.
Yesterday morning, an elaborate and learned OPT
mon was delivered by the Hon. Judge Story, in
which, after examination of the various decisions,
aneeat and modern, the subject of admiralty iu-
Iislieton, and consideration of the clause in tie o.
States Constitution, giving cognizance of 90 s,.mral-
y and maritime causes" to the courts of the United
ing maratine contract, is within the jurisdiction of
the admiralty, as formerly exc .csed in Englsnd--
The plea was over-ruled and the libel ssst,ined.
The defendant claimed an appeal to the Supreme
Court Of the United States, where this great CUES
ton must be finally decided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

DIED, ALEx ,NDERt Il. FIsn5n, (tle eldest
on OF George Fisher, Esq OF this c.ty)---~ho was
Unfortunately lost on the Goth Uit. on Lis way to
New-York; the Richmond PACKET, in which he
wac passenger, being stranded near Smiths Inlet
lie was youog gentlemen Of most amisble and cor
rect department, ard most sincerely beloved by all
who Ehew him. None but such as have f:t the
panS ofthe parents, when the interesting son ms,
rising into manhood suddenly s,ssched from iI.,,
can form any conception Of the ag,ny which hi
death las Indicted. a whole City ,ar,icin.es in
their loses and ,hci. s,f -incs
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RUMFORD ACaUE.NT

II HE term at this seminary, for the next
Ytf' VII begin on 18th January, aud end On the Is,
december following, with the usual Vacation The c,,
wiz egmPfst the Latn Languages, the elementary branch
- W 'e h,h, ana suci Oi Ie sciences are commonly
.thght ~ te bst schools. The literary d.uarftnnf ,;i
- eoi"ed by Sir Robert Oarics Ei Who's. stfafv b,
Ols mn nfiai attanmlnts combine recommend hin,
~ an a'o instructor Of youth. The terms for ioegi ;
dung 5sl and candles, sodos. Tuition 30 dols M b. si
ieFy ~ advance Notes o. hand will BE- expected OF bo
WHO hhd n announcement ~ send entrance name, ~.
situations as healthy as any whatever ''''' -"
November g. "I ~"
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lust RECE-INMn

EHROM london, ard for sale by FTTz,vuvr
z SOM & POTTER M L.
Bradwood's Piano Forte rs .,,,,,....
Strings, ,uring Erksond hann.s &c 'one' s-o'
t E,o,h bows, bow hair, PEGS bridges, &c.
,I''o III PAIRS and single Terrestrial (sIobss
ma'he'natieai instruments (sone elegant se,,,
hoil inkstands, "''' OU'ton
wa. seals, Pource and sand boxes.
10 neo .ape' 'eah' & wax, 'fers and lux powder
va, ny aud pewter ink stand.ol,es. F'"u'''
Foxes foxes OF water eolos, with drawers, &c comngts
I,'".N lnn reg iead pencis, Crayons &c.
drawing bOOts on G.T reit sufi-cts
superb ianey paper for La les So.
great variety ofPur1es and SNUFF boxes.
lud,Iible ink for mar king linen.
general as ortD.ent ofarticss crstafionarv .,a
wen chose" supply of GARDEN SEEDS
----- eu.Del Q. 5i-Aw
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Dry GOODS, &c. AT AJcT7oH.
+ DAitKhILI.S, DUNLOP q COPLAND, wit,
4 sell on THURSDAY ncxr, the 9th Instant, eb,,,
81, 900 worth nj DlY GOODS, among nLlcl. arc
the iUlo.ing a tcl,s
so pieces b,ack six hanf kci'ehccs
% do. fla; handssrehefS
40 do. vel,ets anil Gods. % do cassl.ncrs
~ 90. suP'iiine b,oad-co;i.s
% do. miid!ig do
IL d. bopb.zette, assorted coiors
bates bear. sS;n-cost;g,
10. fs mol, assorted co.ors
] trrifk gl,!Iains, . trunks calico
bales pains, 10 piec stscsiar,ett
100 pee Nadras i''dkis 30 DO. Domestic eoit,u
81 do2. small pocket l,sr,,lieici,iefs
so pieces cotton shir;ing. VERY fuel
~ do lnrn '!iapr, Il DO Lawns. asserted
II hores ribbons, assorted,
p pieces irisl' ln.u. Is DO beck
hates he's, 90 d.z y ci.s.rd hose.
bale kers,y-, assorted col.rs
l ease sit pins, eravar hsndkerel. r,
oiiipeI lneonet u.us in, tamho,e.l si,us;, tonsln
sNswls, cotton sl,avls ieuo muslin. ,;i,nty
bales indis cotton, case book n.u.lin,
do. "a camNiic
60 pieces silks, say iorcnces. ,ovoutines ,,.d 80,
ms. &C. Sc. sc.
Credits val 81 m .tan d NJ sale
November 8. stt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

1t is said, that the Basks of the City of New-York
nave come TO resolutior t. resume specie pny-
NETS IN July ncXt----and that the Banks in Phija-
deIphia are making preparations To faRip con-
sequences OF these steps, Stirling Bills of Exchange
faIug--a short tirne rce. they were NJ ~ No,
CENT. advance in NewYork-tliey are now at 10. -
The reason is apparent
As more money is wanted topay the curtailments
o. the Banks, there will be less TO bay bils-tbess
therefore will fall Besdes there are several staple
articles coming at this into mallSet.--:ises TO
the Nortb--totaccoes in Virginia.--CuttDn to the
South. All these will take Of, more or les cash
iron the Bill market-but they will all more or lie
share Che effect OF the Bank curtaIments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

S0GAR. CA.NDLES, WLvES, Sc
FARK"I1Ls, DUNLoPSs COPLAND, haze or.ala
- hhds. brown suger '''''' 'O' '"ie'
10 casks TeuarifIt, wine. (s,-,er;o. o..,..>
ton ofreal German steel, Is Dem 10 10. ~
20 barrels brown sugar, 20 boxe. andics
3 casks port wine
20 crates wcil assorted Quee,'s ware
pipes Cngiic brandy, COCO U.s baco,,
bbls eopp ras. &c. &c "
November g. -
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J0H.NPARKRILL e Co
4 L the sign Of the GOLDEN KEv
,a5 val, Lceise IN few days from ON board The P5jy
complete. MANI ueif -issoItIlent very
Consfsting as foiio1gs. 4f-.
1, veS seIew-p!aes, and beck iron,
RAT, i'ilt round. and len ui-sau 6,.s 1900
Sieise and iiald hammers
t,:I panel. SASH and dcvetaii saws
r., Ills Ply tenetring, and = cut do
C-,PeH'" fo0's u all eLescT gtio,ls--1co ..-,..,I
e"s$Is q c@ bente''s tools, sonb5stels ss,,ted
II, III, L. AID biit hinges ~ ''" 'e"'
Sand line keyd stock locks T,,o, e -.
nai, booi>cee drawer and cupboard ori '' 1'"' 10
Is,les, eoihaSses, eoOper's and carpcl,t re- ni1e
lron squares saw sets, ginhlVts $500 AS'
steel top and silver tlmbes
Pocket books, red and green
hVAfthDIlisIts, shoe and sertl,ino I,,,,.i,.
'e'-Eetues, chatting dishes, golfer and If, ;.
- Shov6ls and spades No. o and 4 $3.50 "'i'' ir"'A'
i''' Pa Ili hTisk and plais;orils trowels &c
KNIVES and forks, pocket ana pen kpi,,
R lt,cS IS SCISSORS, shoe and butchers Enyes
AR.7SS TH.qRE.
1ohlole handles and iiiohs, cloak pins lam ,ool
All and Hat cadesticis brass 1a, 80, III u's
door knockers AMI brass cocks Sc w N' hinges
-, |.4F.7NED V-4RE
Ladies elegant dressing case,
UTculSuh ana rountlcornered tca-trays
Black and bread red baskets '
knie trays, and fatcaulleSiels
Iie5l1t plate Wariners
S.4DDLERY.
llnnd sharps and stirrup irons
1uNs,-d steel and plated still roller ltt,s
H i % i an BIRDS, &c. PLATED WARE of sun
siisQIAbout ESQ kegs Of best London white ,csd n,
q tyhtch ihey I0W sell on very liberal terms ''
- 5l-5w
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DICKS, AiOCRG q Co.
Hare remaining cfHss .iiarccltts's Cargo.
lev bales rose and duffle blankets
Blue, green. ard white o. p!.i,s
que ard green kerseys
Coarse ANA i'.e Cots AID csss:ncres
biuc Dalit rl;in
S"ansdown aud toilinctt vesli rs
flannels and coa,nss.
'sHaAare |''sf @eceired Per IRE bidfa CHEF
from Lonasn,
Cotton shirtiues aud dimitiea
Ho;na' and Madras j'dsis and coitoa show,s
Silk end cotton plsds
90 aud % cotton canlbrics
hiarseil'es and Princes cori veslincs
Cal!.coes and Iris, Linens
Fancy t0lncti vestines
London sper!ing cloths and cass;meres
Pins, needles, Sc &c. sc.
Ind ''i@ Tsosire u, fer days, By She IlEe quL6.
from LfueIbooi,
n few ea.k~ Hardware = Cutlery. in psck,s,s
suitable for country IN erolis Is,
snvils, Bellows, sc.
An ct which they viii sell for cash. a.. re,ooh,.
--..--r NCvemberS S. 54-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

BEL WEEN the hours OF fOA. ri aod % Ar,
nD On i9esdsy the 2ist q this month. d con,
lns nc 10 have his pupils critically examined 4, ill.,.
different branches 70 which their attention s. t",
oreessuLP Parents ans requested to attend; slso
any t eacher IN ihIs cit }, will be At 10 rty 4,
in conjunction with Dauil Ford's. o'''''''cu
November g
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VALUBLE LAND FOR SALE

VNLU BILE LAND FOR SAFE.
4 pursuance of a decree of the Crrntv
Co.rt Oh Hanover, bearing date the 27h sen.er,i.y
pronounced IN suit, wherein Ge,re, Wl,;f,ocL
by h guardian wis bqin9 and VIM. C5rke ard ,Jy ~
GJEhIaiNS-pfLL BE SOLD. public auction bsc" ~
oeli- iaysrn IN the cyOf Richmond at - o'cloc % e
t9sy VIC ~ OF December nest, acres of 9TfrTti
1niC a i!O1yNI LIMBS, lying in the county of ia
vi, ABOUT ,h mules below the cats of Riclmond on cr
Of II months the purchaser giving bonds with sy.i;c WI
tons. 10y j" eqHh proper
plat OF 'eia may he seen at the M.rc,rt r.. A.,
hoe,a the premiscswl b. sbcwn ON abpi.,f;o ~, It
VIM Allen, uIc present tenent. i'" u" 'if'
EWtam IfUehe0rf, / Tisg.7s Acr,s
EdsoA. G. Syasioy, J,al Eses
J S,leo d, iH~,eh,g 1['' I'm. Hdde.
November 8. ,,''o'fis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

NNAN Is q 81 CATION, il a p- is,1-- f-,--i,,,
~ W elsewhere, young man who has sefgd +,
We c'psey o. assistant .cacber two wears re ,;,'
e s,.. 20 teaoh Reading Writing, Ar hmetic. ~.
s,,'u N',,,hmar, teoBraphy, With lie use 81 a.
Sinbes, Encid's Elements, Sury, wing. All 80 -
gg'n language lctirr directed to IL. w ~.
tori Academy, King William eourtr. viii
"n'e' % SovcI5lrs. sLw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

'aNhr sutsc iber, sitQr long absence in t, W.
y tern Conn'Iy, has returned IL this place He
mas II ~ hls power to give Information relot;,o -,
'ne Lan' claims in Ktntut KY and v IN tsk, 80
pleasure IN doi' g to al! who may chooc Ia 49,
ap l'n'ton to him, and he is also desircrs 20 rst
suieable seth meats and compromises ol IN M,
heu matters and ciarns which may exist befTse,,
himself and others. XE.N'?Y- H"ss ~ &c cen
.NoUe8Be7S 81 g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

i e'sliag General Asscin;, II 5,r. -; 80, a"e
i.s tA3t law may pass autho,isn. tie ale Of
q Ia q IN l'fince William connty, beIorein. IN 70
'Hiai't Children OF Stephen j. Compton, ,es'l
-. HID-F 81 g.
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lhe NOrth---totaccOes in Nirgiua.--CUttO To fhe
South. All these will take Of, more or les cash
irOa the Bill market-but they will all more OR H.
share the effect OF the Bank curtalments.
Candour" in the Virginia Patriot will by iii, t;o,e ron
s. himself mistaken. The 1stncasrian system t,irst,,r
however appearances against More than GOO dol
AR nave btcDaredy contributed. Will not Caudour tt
t"S's @ inert - moro public spirit IN the CITY, than
was aware Of? That this experiment j. n most ertroi,
auSury That may yet hope for Schools, Roai, Cenas
improvements Of all sorts That II Is not even loo Niory
Of thc Commonwealth" For own parts whether Ma, are
good eibl not, 10 dies pa Of ing Museum
-. ',s S9 ~ e s nc o5cc broken tine end etust
eh VIII carry Il trOugOur State ahoinds with curft
he-it would Be delightful to ST. these scattered frasnet,
gathered Together % illustrate the three kingdoms Of Naft,r
--tteiimoliis the metropolis ufthe State he cir ofre
Museum fit was worth seeing
Car" our viii D. te irst 10 aid II. when it's rttn
W. fec no other eydCnce oftlis than the and tai
cuts winch nc hrn'ef displays. Wci-periaYs IL mny be
bgun in few days. We have 4 gsnnlp In or Oh.
We hope, will Jicnk Tie ie. '''''
MisrAKe---In our CURSOR Remarks on Money.
an FIR Or Of t,et crept n-Specic was nt from he
Northern States during the late War, principally
to buy Government Bills in Canada, which we're
Then very low. The Bills were sold by the British
Government 70 raise money TO nav their troo,,s !.
aud bought up by ilio Bostonian Merchants to nav
Tor the Goods which they bought. Our o4gu bills
drawn on London,a ere below par, but not 50 ebesu
Mr.. Carey, in the "a Volume ofhis Ofye Branch
draws most striking and hideous picture Of The
ehiesneJ and mcsnness Of the Boston Banks, during
our recent struggle.
Mrrrict-0n TUESDAY, ihc 3Ist ul' hv the Rev Mr. o.
gan, DR.. Ih0yas Cufa to Miss Caroline H. pg,9,f soe
'cr oi JANIS ie94nus,Jr Esq ail Of Gooeand County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

Z SnaIi petition the next General Assembly Of
Nnsna' praying that act may pass conn ~
ling the Ma"ascr Of NJ. Hil Carriers aiili :,
Charles City, to have tumbling dams TO lis mill ia
Stead oi hcod gates, for reasons Satisfactorily st',o
hereafter, in said petition. ''''e"'
November S. -,S
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tntue OF Deed Of Trust executed T. lie
= - auosc'iberS on the 19.h uay of Angus 1918,
ny niaI joseph Mag, aud duly ADMITTED 70 rccnri
u u.e ius;'nss Conrt for the city Of RiehaonI. on
"Wednesday the o9h day of the present roniI' VI,
Tue premises, at lhe hour # le ool.ck, proc 81 ~
sen TO the highest b''der--The Lot of ibOIJND
VITA the improvements thereon, ut present +, ,,s
;oecGp"rey OF Mi Mayo, and knowu by the No E
=, T,e pan Oh the ty which said Lot is situate
q lhe CourtH House, and contains in front Of d s,r
lSZ leet, running back les feet-in order 10 sa,;.
deb due Mr. Manuel Judah of 5000, viii, is,r,
rest from the first day ofSanusry iSI4, and I'll eos
said deed Os trust. S' 'ic
JOSEPH MARX ; r..
November g. tSeS-
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Extract eta letter from a gentleman, of
distiHcti0n, in North Carolina, 10 tke
Editor ot'the Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

MCrric-ln Tucslv, ihe Dist MI. hv the Rev Mr. To-
gan DE- ihoag Curd TO Miss Caroline X ptsgsqtfs daorl
ter o. '1u,s ilessaf Ir Esq. all Of Goochlnd County
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25
DIE II.


Il Ipswich. Sseihen Choote, Esq aged So,
late County rreasu Ell for ESSEX.
In Gay, on he 10 h insl. NJ. Isaac Foster,
aged 70. He was. alone falling trees, and .
small tree fell upon his shoulders md crushed
him down He was found but few minutes
after hieless corpse.
In Scarborough 18Th inst. widow Hannah
Mitchell, aged 100 OF IN opis,ho,onos, Anna,
dauehte Of Capt a. Hammond, aged years.
In his Gown very suddenly on Monday morn
ing lss,, Mrs Abigail consors Of Mr. Samuel
roby.sged 63-her funeral will be this afternoon
at half ;.ssl O'clock from her ls,e residence IN
Freeslreet, her friends and seqnsinance are re-
quested to attend without fur her Invitation.
But few Of her sex have exceeded the deceas-
ed in The duties Of wife, mother relative aud
neighbour and especially in unweariei services
10 the sick anG dying. A. member Of the
church abou, 80 years she was exemplary, for
her conssan attendance on all divine ordinances
Last Lords Day she attended divine service
| iosenoon and afternoon, and also conference
| meeting in the evening, where she mentioned
her prescntiment Of being very near dea h, and
- the present might be the last OPPORTUNITY she
should have with the church on earth, she was
he more DESTROYS of improving it. She appear
ed to be specially impressed with disine ,hings,
md comfortable IN her christisn views so that
. was much noticed by those who sat the ne arr
ST to her. and spoken of b. ,nem, after she lef
ne room, which WAS about half past eight o.
clock, Lords Day evening. The same ngI.s
~bolt three O'Clock with only these words on her
ups, am going 10 leave you," she expired,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25
@Rort(a5,S.
Wednesday, October 25, 1915.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

L.1 ECl NUN Q.1yN CE.
The ship Ceres arrived at New-York from
France, left Havre first of Oct. The intelli-
gence by this arrival, is, that report had
reached Havre that the Treaty Of Peace with
the Allies had been signed and that Marshal
Ney had been tried and shot.
The army OF the Loire had sworn allegiance
TO the King, and were to be disbanded.
A number Of Bonaparte's Generals and O.
Their officers were on trial; several had been
banished--Savary and LAllamand were or
ordered 10 Malta.
The people in many parts Of France, par
ticularly in Paris, were dissatisfied with the
continuance Of the foreign troops.
Another account from Havre contradicts the
report of the execution of Ney, but the opin-
ion was that be would be condemned to loose
his life.
The Duke and Duches Of Angouleme arri-
we'd at Bordeaux the 18th Of August, and were
every where, say the French papers, receiv-
ed with the benedictions Of all ranks OF peo-
pie.
Accounts from Berlin, mention that the
Turks are arming, and that large armies are
put in motion.
Letters foom France and England, state
that the market for Cotton, &c. was improving.
A London paper mentions that it is in con.
temptation to keep an army in France OF $50
900 men, for iime--to be furnished equally
By England and Austria.
The number of rations furnished daily by
the Parisians amounts to goo, 600, the expense
Of which is estimated at 10000 per diem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25

HE heirs 20 The eRae Of BNER HARRIS.
late OF Lewiiton. in the coui y Of Lincoln.
yes man, deceaied, who had ~ he ,me Of hi. de-.
ale eissse n the coun Of Cunt sr and, and an
concerned, are hereby no.,hed that William Cor
ham Naturalization on laid eiials has e1hibs.ed 10
me ne fuhicf'0er. Judge Of the Court Of PROBATE
for ne - county Of CamnerisAd al account Of
admir'ifr~f o. and thzs he fame will be conEder-
e. ~ ne : fsobze Court o be holden Il the
rfooa once' ~ Portland, on The fscond We'd
netday 81 J.auarJ neasa ten cocx 10 The foe.
noon when aud where they may lie pr,.snt ana
head ION. SAM EREEMAN.
Oh. Is 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25

THE Council having duly considered the trans
actions Of the Worcester South Association and the
proceedings Of the Churchin ChesterviIle relative
to the character Of Mr.. Hezekiah Hall, as connect
ed with the transactions Of the Church at Windsor
Vermont, in their conduct towards hn--voted,
unanimously, that the said Mr.. Halls character
stands fair and that his Church standing is such,
that he is candidate suitable to be admitted into
the Gospel Minstryn
The music on the occasion was highly appropri-
ate and worthy Of sharing part in the merited APP
plause which was bestowed by numerous and tru-
~ devoted assembly
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-10-25

|6rnv instances Of the same manage
- could be sdtuced, but these my sui
4 ~ the present. 1t would be extreme
&S.irable 10 know what sums wee ex
"a il eoyridgt hire, IN feasfs, andin JOBS,
: rounfy commissioners, and who were
~vxons and how many of them were
I'd through the county previous to
.ction 1t is to be hoped that corrup-
I. nov banished that board, and that the
81 reckoning il come, which will bring
@,nan. the nrosluufion and the frodi
which have made elections in Penn
-. a corrupt and adverse 10 freedom
reron and the consti,ution--as the corr
q koxouohs Of England AURORA.