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Ers,Acis w. GNmer .

HAVING removed from Winchester, will prae;i tee Law
in lhe courts OF Richmond HIS Office fo the pic
SEM is at DIR. Cabell's. Feb. 20. ge., 81
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WanteA TpnmeAiately,

EoUR frstraie JOURNEYMEN CoAcHMARRRs, TO
y whom the best wages will he given, either by the
nenth or piecewofk Apply 70 the subscriber, az Pop
Tar Grove, IN Dinwidaie, ~ miles from Petersburg.
STIRLING WOODWARD.
Who has for sale. several well finished COACHES. o.
tue newest fashions, and hushcd with materials
.and good supply Of RIDING GIGS Of every descrip'
bon, double aud SINGLE warranted-2 good secondhand
CARRIAGES, for sale as anOve. S.W.
January AZ. sc WIN
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Il. Bakev:::::::glentist.

u. Bakeg:::::.::::::Dentist,
ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Richmond
and the public, that he has returned to this civ
ad of Tue present occupies the he formerly did
over MI DabneyS Store, Opposite the Swan street.
ms practice embraces and he operates for every de-
ease incSent the teeth and gums and insers arr
TIL iEEi OF every description now in use both
~ europe and America. Having spent portion Of tls
pasI sesen M our Northern Cites for the purpose AZ
procuring andiaving made arrangements
~ % pave he hest of materials aHtiy on hand he
persons who may put themselves undef his bands,
NoVelauc; IL. -i-wts
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sSNoR sLE.-This valuable estate containing 1921 A.
ctesof land, including salt marsh, situated ON ork
rver, within few miles OF West Point offered for
sale One thousand acres artopen and t cultivation
200 OF them rich, fiat land, Immediately the river
wen adapted TO the cultivation of wheat aud the
remainder exclusive of the narsh is in woods great
proportion heavy timber. of which is more than
mile nom naygable water. The is on this estate a
valuable grist mill, thoroughly repaired last year. Weld
ing to the owner considerable profit in addition to the
convenience OF grinding for the saw mill might
win little expense be added, which, in the OF ma
val establishment at either York Gosport would nm
quesuonably become extremely profitable. The other
improvements are such usual such estates-
The stock owing to its access 10 the marsh peculiarly
good.
About 100 Sheep many hogs, 90 head of Cattle and
10 OF IL hofses, Mules, &c. &c. with all Farming Uen
sils, may be had together with the land
IERMS.-S 30 900 in cash. bank stock either Viz
gina or District of Columbia will be required when pos
session gven for the balance years credit will he
allowed the purchaser paving the interest hafyearly
ana giving satisfactory security TO insure the punca
payment of the purchase money.
great bargain may be had in the purchase OF this es
tate n Application to be made
THOMAS TAYLOR.
feoruary H. wifi
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&Otice.

'VNHE subscriber has opened SCHOOL at the house
lately occupied by maj. WIN. Hundey, about two
mOnd.
tie teaches the various branches usually taught in
tonniry schools Tuition $40 per year, paid quarterly
tn advance. -Four I'VE scholars be accommoda-
ted with board at 500 per year. the boarder furnish
Ing his bedding aud candles to be paid also IN adj
vance JOSEPH z. CURTIS.
lluudley.rlace. Feb. 20. pa-vf
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Negroes COX Sale.
WILL be sold for cash On the 25i CT February iffair
w -fno, the next fair day, at Henry Floods tavern
~ buckingham county or 10 likely NEGROES, cousis
tingof men, boys, &c. GEORGE NJ. WEST,
Executor Of Robert West, deceased
Ring william, February 8. S7-tds
ff POSTPoNEMENT.--Thc above sale is postponed
uui the lith of March next il fair not The next fair
day. February 10
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Y. ". GilrMer.
Old SDipits.

A SMALL parcel superior OLD RUM in half quarter
casks for family use, equal to any ever
3aid W this city-foI sale by
BERNARD PEYToN, csry.st.
February 81. 05.tf
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NomaMcock 81 40 Negroes

February 3
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Treasury Office.

January 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

Can we reasonably be required to dIm'ni''
The small influence we have, when our Ops
nents will grant US no equivalent and 70 n'oh'
al The sacrifices and all the concessions
certainly not. We will never so Tar prove
treacherous TO ourselves, and 10 those disiin
guished luminaries which adorn our ranks
No. FELLOW CITIZENS you are called upon
by regard 10 your own rights, your own
merits. and your own dignity, to continue
your exertions TO elect those OF your number
who are now offered as candidates for your
sufrages and we trust you will unanimously
come forward at the approaching election, and
show that, however DESTROYS you may be OF
forming an alliance with your opponents up
on Just and honorable principles, you will
never seek it by seryie submission, Or an
abandonment Of your just claims.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
TO Tie Federal Electors Of Cumber.
land District
Fellow CITIZENS,

Fellow CITIZENS,
The approaching election of a member Of
Congress, will demand your particular vigil
lance and attention-The chances $re, in one
respect, against you: for your candidate has
SO long and ably served you in various sta
tions--his value, as statesman, is so well
known and universally admitted-his conduct
and character, public and private, SO honora-
BILE, and free from blemish or reproach--that
many, it may be. apprehended, viii rest their
expectations Of success on the vast SUPERIOR
ty Of merit in the candidate, and make little
or no effort to secure his election And per
baps this apathy may be increased by the rec
objection that even your bitterest opponents
profess to respect bis talents and 10 revere his
worth. These considerations, strange as II
may seem, afford them high hopes Of prevail.
ing against you. They calculate upon your
negligence and your too great confidence Of
success-They expect 10 catch You sleeping
at your posts--You have seen a proof of their
vigilance in neighboring district, and lei me
assure you the same master-spirits direct The
operations of the party in this-RecoIlect al
SO that in this district the two parties are so
nearly balanced, that victory inclines not so
much TO the side Of numbers, as TO the side Of
energy and aertness-Your adyersares k,lo5v
and feel that their candidate cannot be elected
without vigorous effort to bring ererg voter
TO the polls, nor without :nfusing into your
minds the belief that The federal ticket will
certainly succeed without your aid or assis-
tance.--Awsy, ! heseeeh' you, with such ia
tai delusions-With a vast majority Of the
whole district, laying party feelings aside, tue
Hon. EZEKIEL WHITMAN
IS the man of their unbiased choice: nor
would tie better portion of democrats them
selves, desire any other representative, ii moi
lnilamed and put up 10 it by their own ambi
iIous and restless leaders The district j:
ably and honorably represented in the presen
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
A WORD IN SEASON
To Federal Republican Electors oftis Sec
ond Electoral District,


The only danger TO Mr. WHiTMAN's re-elec
ton results from his very popularity. The
danger IS. that no individual thinking has vote
necessary-with decided majority Of the
electors in bis favour, Mr.. WHITMAN will not
have a majority Of the votes. This is 70 be
sure the ara OF good feelings. But the era Of
good feelings need. not be an age Of apathy
The reign Of good feelings does not require
that we should drop our old friends TO make
room for others {" that ne knox not Of" 1t
would be superfluous TO say word in favour
of Mr.. WHrTMANs claims. tits talents, ser
vices, merits aud character have been 50 long
before the public, that there is no man IN the
county that wants TO look into ne1vspaper 10
learn any thing ne1y about him or them. Nor
is there a single one, that if politics were out
of the question, would say we could have an
ADLER, better or filter representative. And to
all his other advantages he has now added a
considerable legislative experience. -Four
years ago he was set up and supported 10y the
republicans in this district themselves. OF
the candidate whom a caucus of that party
have now set up in opposition to him, we do
not pretend TO have any particular knowledge
He may, for aught we know, possess talents
and information, sufficient to qualify him for
The honour to which he aspires. But we are
altogether ignorant of the claims he has upon
The good people Of this electoral district FIR
their SURFACES, or what he has done to culti-
vate and improve the harmony and good
neighbcrhood that have prevailed ~ i Ior
some time past.-This however we do ta97g-
that the most active and efficient means are
now actually taking and employed TO prevent
Mr.. WHlTmAN's eIection--and that j. his
friends trust 10 his !, ell nerited popularity
alone TO secure it, Il gQjH BE- lost. Depend
upon ii, that the most secret and borough
measures to effect the election Of the opposite
candidate, that ever were employed in this
district, are now in operation for that pur-
pose ii is by management, conirivance and
surprise only that this party Gao hope 70 sue
coed But unless some more energetic and
effectual measures, than have thus far, been
thought necessary, are adopted 70 coun-
eract them, there is the greatest danger that
hey will succeed-and that by mere dint OF
and exertion. Proper exeriion
must be made upon the other hand Tie day
must be kept in mind. Not single vote is
10 be lost Let the federal republican cleo
ors and other friends Of Mr.. WHITMAN, Of
whom there are many, 10 this district, come
ou in all their strength on Monday next, and
hey will have the satisfaction, of replacing him
IN Congress by handsome and decided ma
orlty. VIGILANCE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
Congress; LET us not jeopardize the reae,.
go we have gained but preserve il by 49,;
- and general ballot on The
First Monday Of .Novenl5er
MR. SHIRLEY

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
wish you would inform the Electors Of
IBIS District that on Monday next, some Der.
son Is TO be chosen 10 represent them in Con
gress for two years after next March. There
seems to be SO much indifference on the sub
iect that | am afraid they have forgotten the
day. | hope with all my heart that the Hon.
Ezekiel Whitman will be rechosen. But he
will not be unless his friends will attend town
meeting and vote for him. The renublicans
have set up .4star Ware, ESQ. as their eapdi-
date, and they are trying ali means in their
power TO secure his election. For nv part
have three solid objections against him.
l. He has lived but little while among
US and we know very little about him.
2. He is the editor OF the Eastern Arpns.
and has ever since he has been in town. done
all in his power to keep alive party feelings
and destroy that harmony which Presiden,
Monroe has endeavoured to restore.
8. Because, Mr. Ware is believed to be
the author of that ungenerous and abusive lei
ter lately publishe! in the Argus in relation to
the late tour Of GOVERNOR Brooks, thro this
disrict--and If he is not the author, he gov
errs the paper, and would not have admitted
it into the paper, if he bad not approved oft.
hope all honest men Of all parties, in reli-
gion and polificks, will give their hearty sup
port 10 Mr.. Whitman.
PLAIN TRUTH.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

The following Address on the subject Of the APP
preaching election, is we'll worthy the considera
ton Of every Flector. IL is extracted from The
last Worcester Spy. Let it have that weight which
the Importance OF the subject demands -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27


A house and store was broken open at
Philadelphia. on Sunday, during dipine ser
rice, and considerable money and oher arti,
cles stolen. Three men also entered house
in New Jersey, about the same tame of day,
who intinidaied the children LEI; at home,
While fbe family went 10 meeting, and sue
ceeded IN carrying of many valuable arti-
cles !"
The Winchester Gazette mentions the ex
traordinsry case Ola Negro Woman born in
Virginia, about forty years OF age, originally
7ery black, who has undergone change Of
color. Tour parts IN Eve Of Der skin are as
white, smooth and transparent, as in fair
Ilueopean Her face and reck discover the
veins under tie skin: and The blash Of the
lose Plays beautifully over the lilly white skin
when excited iy The passions Of shaias or an
ser
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he cedes In lie British government
ierrlt 'r,es yielding a clear rrvenueo of thir-
ty-iour lacks of rupees-twentv-five of
them fall 10 the Bombay presidency, bv
our occupation Of the country from Pan
well or Papwe!ly y miles f. of Bombay.
10 Demaun, ON the coast of -. Bombay
IA line of territory about 81 miles. We
are 10 occupy beside, the Bassein and
Jamposen and lis dependencies, also have
the Peishwah's share oftribute from Kat
tywar.
The remaining nine lacks of rupees
goes 10 the presidency of Madras.
These are provided for by the cessi0ns
IN The Carnatic aud the forts of narwar
Amednugger is also coded 10 us with
land around it 10 1000 wards. was Ia
ken by General Welcsiy on the 18th OF
August, 1903, and coded TO the British
by Dowlut Row SIncdia, al the treaty
C nciuded IN December, 1903 In A
pri, 1904, II was restored to the Peish.
wah. The possession of this fortress
gives the command of the city of pan-
nah, and affords the hest entrance into
the territories of the Peishwah and the
Nizam. Certain pasture lands are also
given us for our troops in the Ocean.
On our parts we are TO augment our
subsidiary force 10 $4,000 men. The
Pelslwah is also required to maintain
irregular horse and foot, amounting 10
5000 men. 10 be ofhcered by Europeans.
In addition to the above intelligence,
Il Is known that large field forces are ON
foot after The Plndarles, under Sir Tho
mas Hisiop and Sir John Malcolm. bri
diers Devotion, Smith and rlover. Sir
John Malcolm is associated with Sir Tho
mas Hislop in the conduct OF political af
fairs. The marquis of Hastings is also
up the country.
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BRITISH INsTITIlrInN

The gallery of this Institution was oneped
on Saturday tor the Inspection Of the sui
scttbciS as Is usual, pTevOnslN,to the exhibit
onot the works OF ART which Il contains. TO the
pHbllc at large. We feel pleasure i'm stating
our favorable impression OF the present coIlec.
uoh winch affords additional proof ifany were
needed, bo5i Of the benefit derived from tue
nnae oi encouragement, and the general pro-
-Eess AID perfection of the artists If this conn
try. Tue reni.FH must of course he tsj,en
WIN tSme qnabncatlon, for IT is obvious that
many paintings OfnieTOr merit will find
their way into an exhibition OF this kind.-In
The higher department OF the art one of lie
finest pieces is the first number i'm the roto-
lOgue, the AHgel UTio, by Alston this is a ii.
gantic figure sep0sing, and contains much
nina III Its concentrated expression Of DOW or
ano bemguity. IL was purchased by tLSdirec
tors OF the institution, we are informed i'm.
mediateiy on being presented 10 Their notice.
The military contingent Uf the Gern5anic
tshtedeTauOn during peace is 10 be I2OOOO
men, VIC 10000 infantry, IL 900 cavalry, g. 900
artillery, &c. In case of war the cavalry will
be doubled, and the artillery tripled the Ge-
hSIdllsS'mo 10 nave The lille OF Field Marshal
ftlie GermaulC COuie deTatiOn
The monument from Tie mdstetly cbisel of
WeStmacOt, which is to he erected i'm Vest
muster Abbey, to the memory of the late
hIght hOnOuFab'e Charles James Fox is near
~ completed. IL consists OF two beautiful f..
male figures lamenling over the departed
statesmen, and a negro siaN e sitting on Tie
steps OF tie pedestal, with his ewes raised i'm
gratitude TO Mr.. Fox, for the distinguished
part ne took in the abolition Of the disaraca-
ful Slave Trade. We aie glad that a cifcnn.
stance, uncOnnected with politics, and in the
admiration OF which all classes and ages mast
JON, has beeu chosen from Inc history 1T MIR
FoX's life to be his memorial with posterity
London papts
LONDON, January 3O.-Au important
circumstance has come 10 our know ledge,
which, at any preceding time OF Our his
tory, would have excited universal iudig-
nation, II natioHal right aud the dignity Of
the crown were not instantly and peremp-
| iOrlly asserted. We learn that the United
States have actually dispatched frieate
I round into the Pacific Ocean, 10 lake
\ possession Ofthe river Columbia, British
/ station, where there Is a small company of
/ settlers, with fort upon which the British
Nag hies. Il was originally taken pos
session Of BY Vancouver in bis MaiesiV 9
name and that British American 49,
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y OuCE.-Ihs Joa.esfO'of ftmaie Ssm<Harg LOffe-
rg--ltiswiin much pleasure i7unouucct IN the pub
Tic. that Toe drawing Of ihe above lottery will certainly
commence on the ID day Of tiay next, IN jamestown
Prince Edward county.
The citizens ofNirqnia, respectable aud enlightened
at they are, have been eNtrett backward ~ the es.ab
lshmcatof institutions Of this descriptoH.-Jamesiew
asf0 local every advantage hch man
can ISL nature bcsiOW. t Is situated IN rich
ccnteel negh' hood, and remarkably healthy. he
Legislature OtN nia besides several eminent Writefs
have 'aey hcstoWcd n"ch trC on the subject Of pib
t schools, int nded sNcusiyei fot he benefit % the
go ths nt onr country whilst our cntcs suffered
hN 10 bloom. 90 rithcr uel'clted and forge .teH. "a rs
O. 'any rcpr0ach upon Virginia hti iT daughters
H"tn De compelled 90 visit hes ati blul states fer
"oishcd education. % Is therefore solicit riorc
o.. 8uc attention % this Lottery, interesting a. ID re
" tie females of country ard yery rrcf CO as t~
sntHrers, iW consequence ~ tie iuauy valuable prizes
2 Tickets can be had iu ,h,s place, Richmond and
ferebufr.
3y order cftte BoarG or Trp.feer.
j.. BOOKER, TFeo.'rs
lmesiown, Hlarch ia. 900 RMay
us FROM NEW YORK. .--Jntt received per sctr.
Brilliant, three cases of BfcFstcf's best HA1s-au
fl~1 the modern iaeHior.-- Likewise q suai supply
Baltimore really water propf.-aud shortly e.
1{arge supply of WHITE BEAVER HATS With
-rsrt green bottoms. New York and ioaGos made
0s comfortably VIDE for summer use. Instore,
selection ~ that which is g1od elegant aud
Pc. JOHN WINSTON
~ fo2st
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PmIinmentnLA Compendinrn.

From the Liverpool Mercury OF Feb. 81
Shortly after the opening Oi Parliament,
the Earl of Liverpool stated that a Nooic
Friend OF his, to whose department this
BUSINESS specially referred, would qiye
notice OF his intention 10 present hdi
Tor Tie repeal of the act commonly called
the habeas Corpus Suspension Bill.
The Earl Of AyleslOrd moved the usual
address. He advered TO the melancholy
loss the country had sustained in the
death Of the Princess Charlotte and
stated that the dlsicultes under which
the country had for so long period la
bored had been great, but tie present
state OF affairs afforded more gratifying
prospect.
Earl Stanhope deprecated a systematic
hostility 10 ministers who had steered the
vessel of state through heavy aud ire
moDdOus storm. lie had beard with great
pain, the report relative TO the withdraw
ing the allied troops from France. They
might as well al once release the prisoner
at ST. Helena. Undoubtedly the House
oi Bourbon could not RELY for support
upon the throne Of France on the affocti-
ons Of the people Of that country. When
uuaided by foreign force they had
been twice expelled. Ii must be obvious,
that II another convulsion took place IN
France, the whole Of Europe must he o.
gain involved IN war, in which this conn
try could not escape taking part Then
would the laurels We had worn wlther on
our brow, aud the battle Of Waterloo
would have been fought in vain. The
Duke OF Otrauto had gwen it as his de-
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kNLoFED on The i9k INST. my fellow NED. who was
- bfed COOK IN Petersburg, ~ der the direction Of
r. Powell! Esq 10 which place ! suspect lie is gone
Ill ihe business OF cook he IS very he about
ihe common size pretty ell made, about % years old
a dark yellow compeXion. aud affects TO be- religions -
VIII give go io' lis delivery, and half the
secure HIM M Jail so thai ! may get kim
O.ToWLES, Jun.
Lynchbnrp, March a.. Io6st-
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NamNtOn NcadeNlV .

IN the ifst Monday in April neY, pursuant
- luton Of the board of trustees an election will
hcid tof rrnripal teacher To the Hampton Academy
whose sa.y fixed Gf,een hundred dollars per
annum.
TIE attention OF gentlemen qualified 10 discharge this
'niportant lrus Is particularly solicited. An aceuain
Hnce Wfh the dead aHeuagrs, mathematics geography
surveying and BEETLES etires
he fixing ct p9Icular day for the election, and that
Gay ai some distance nom the hOcaNiOD the public
hhs BEEN thought necessary avoid any thing like ihe
appearance of ~ the application gentleman
witch uay have iaen place heretofore by eection's
having taken page previous To the receipt app-
CaHt'5 COMMUNICATION.
WILLIAM HOPE, Secretary.
tampt"n. Feb. II. g2tde
" oIICE.-fte Grm of TABB * MYERS is this Gay
= dissolved by mutual consent. The business Of the
'ii viii he settled by = ~. Talb who full and
t,Dsiye powers for That purpose. PHILIP NJ. TARB
aIafch IS. GEO. X MYERS
iTPHlLIP NJ. TABB intends 20 carry on the business
"f brick making aud laying, and will be thankful 0r
Cguiagcncnt IN his line. March II. 100 81
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p OIiCE.-Ai persons indebted to the late concern
= al buchanan y Pollok Of Petersburg or Robert
q Allan Pollok Il Co. OF Richmond, are notified that
the books ana papers are IA the possession The sun
s.i'bel-"ho IS authorized As attorney in fact David
Buchanan Esq the surviving partner Of both honses ia
make col eetions VI all the outstanding debts.
NOTICE IS therefore hereby given hat he will ALWAYS
he ready 10 gaHt discharges to such as may pay OF
claims against tbem-or 10 make arrangements with
snc' as may wish 10 make provision future payent
Unless one OF the other mode is adopted soon suits viii
be unfortunately Instituted.
L. w. RoorEs, attorney as aforesaid