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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07
At Court of Probate holden at

At a Court of Probate holden at
FIR eburg within and FOR the County of Oxford
on the twenty fourth day of November in tie
year of our l.orc ghtsen hundred and nine
teen.
ON the petition Of Alexander Greenwood. i'd
" ministrator of the estate If Job Bierce late Of
Hebron, 10 said County, Gentleman deceased, rep
resentpg thar the Peronai sstare of said deceased
il nor sufficient TO p the just debts which he ow
ed at the time of his death oy the sum of Thirteen
hundred dollars, and praying for license to seil
and cocvsy 90 much of the real estate Of said de
ceased. a. may be necessary for the payment of
said debts aod incidental charge:
Ordcre3-That the pertioue r give notice there
of to the heirs of sad deceased and all persons
in,ere.,ed 10 said esats, by csufing copy Ct this
order TO be Published IN the Gazette printed IN
Portland, 10 the county of Cumber and, three weeks
succes,ivey-that they may appear At Probate
Court to be beid at Fyeburs at the Probate flee,
10 the county of Oxford, on tie last wednesday
Of December next at Ten OF the clock IN the tore
noon, and sbew cause If any they have, why the
prayer Of said pe,it,on ,hculd not be grained.
JUDAH DANA g.: &c c,.,,.
A,ras copy e,,es. TyAoTnr o,oooD Regr.
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BOSTON, NOV 27. "A murder and rob !.
Gery was committed on w ednesday eve
ming last, in Sionehsn, shout eight miles
from this town, and little more than halt
mile from the Andoyer turnpike, which, for
atrociousness, has seldom been tqualed-
We have been az some pains 10 obtain the
following particulars, which we believe viii
be found 10 be substantially correct -
On Wednesday evening, Al little b-fore
nine O'Clock the house occupied by Mr.
Jscob Gould, aged IS years, MIR. Ovid
Gould, Jun. aged SO Doth single men, Miss
Polly Gould, aged So. their sister, and Mrs.
Abigail Winship, aged about SO. widow,
aid assistant in the family, was entered by
three men, disguised by having their faces
Olacsed, and armed wi'h dirks or knives,
who. after seizing David aud Jacob, threat
'ened them With instant death If they did not
deliver them their money jacob seized
chair, and attempted 70 defend himself,
when the robbers threw him down, and
stabbed bin 10 the breast, which Is suppos-
I'd to have been the cause Of his death, on
the left hip and on the left shoulder. They
then forced the others down cellar, where
hey lied them, then dragged Jacob who
was laneuishing of his wounds into the
chamber, and made him discover TO them
his money. They then carried him down
cellar, ADD after going through the same
formaIity with David and Polly, they Sc
cured them all in the cellar, and made of.
When they left the house, they caution
I'd the family not 10 make any noise, saying
they had placed |. sentry near. Soon after,
Mr. David Gould who had been wound, d by
the ID in several places, though not Danger
ously. succeeded in untying himself, and a.
reused the neighbours when ]. was found
TO be near 1 O'Clock. They succe=dtdi IN
getting Jscob Up and placed him on bed,
where he languishsd IN great agony until
about CLOCK, when he died.
VIVA, adds 10 the airocity of the crime is
the apparent cold blooded deprasiiy. with
which the villains proceeded in their work.
When Jacob observed ne was MORALLY
wounded, one Of hem said :" il was time for
him 10 die, as he had lived longer than lie
had" while ii ths cellar, the widow rc-
quested them 10 bring some spirit for Ja-
cob, which they promised 10 do, but were
heard TO say that he dranS spiri j; would
cause him TO bleed noFe, and therefore has
ten his death.
They took from David half eagles, two
dollar bills, and one dollar bill, believed
10 be eastern money; Que fur hat Of Charles-
Town make and from the othsfs money to
a considerable amount.
The robbers conducted as il they had
been acquainted rith the house, and ons
was heard to caii Mr. David Gould ty name
Owing 10 the confusion in bich the
family we're thrown, they were not able 10
give any description of the murcerers.
A.-~sSard nf fy~ hundred dollars Is cffrr-
ed for the pprehension OF y. -iuains. and
We trust they will be speedily brougns -
justice.
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lContinued in our next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07

John Hudson and John Jones, British subjects,
were recently convicted at Jamaica. OF having
been engaged in the slave trade, and sentenced
to transportation, the former ior Y, and the latter
fer years. This was the first trial of the kind
at Jamaica. and = haisd With giatasss, by ere
y friend Of humanity.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07
n. CRAM Sc Co.

n. CRAM s. Co.
FORE-STREET, Head Of Long Wta,
HAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER son SAL
Q HID w j. Run
- 10 do N. Z. do
10 do Molasses
do american Gin
2 pipes Of Cognsc and Spanish 3 sDdy
do Coil.nd Gio
4 Casks If Malaga and L. Wine
10 do Nails
z Casks Of R.isns and Figs
Il bags of Coffee
IL do Cslcut,s sugsrs-Losf DO
10 onIs { Brnwn do
300 lbs of Cheese sui,a Ie for family use
20 chests and boxes Of Teas
40 boxes m1u|d and dipi C.ndies
20 do z Dy md 8 BY 10 Glass
10 do Pipes
ton Redwood--1 do Clak
Dbls -Four
Bales of Cotton
Kegs oftwist and hg Tobscco
@r,iiug snd Wrapping pspar
Winter OH
Boxes of Chocolate
Casks of Susphar--Cinper and Alum
Pepyer--Indigo--Cass --Nutmegs, &c.
--44LSO-
B AIS ard Copper kstles-Shovels & Tons
: Table and desert KaIvss, Cuiler's pocket
zen do-Hir ges-Scre VS. humb Lstc6es -Csnc
; lcks--L m, s. y. ads md lacks Locks--M
snd Hand S WIS., Flies &c &c.
6w. Nov 80, 1919.
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GREENLEAF'S
Maps Of Maine,
for sale at this Office.
LOST,

A BOUT the 26th of Ang. last. between the
"A herd Of Green-Street, in this town and Mr
lambert 5 tavern, a light Colored GREAT-COAT
some worn, with yellow piece of cloth for COTS
Whoever has found and will return or give infer
nation Of it to the subscriber shall be suitably
wsrde6.
GERSHOM MANCHESTER.
Vindhnm, Nov. II.
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in .4frkrnrd .41couchmeni.- On Sunday even
ing, the 5th Aug. the house of Nr. J. Harris, A.
Biddenden, was broke open during the absence
Of the family, by a man and woman On the
return the family an alarm was given, when
the female robber Is by the flight taken in la
Dor. and delivered off ii the bed a the mas
ter Of the house-Kentlsh Ca.
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BALTIMORE. NOV. %.

BALTIMORE. NOV. -.
very luminous Meteor appeared over the
city. yesterday evening, about halfpast six o.
clock. Its course was from North East towards
South West-lts apparent size increased as It
approached, till il appeared nearly large the
moon, when it exploded. The light it Jiifused
was equal to that Of strong lightning.
gentleman who res des few miles north
east Of the city, represents the luminous body to
have resembled iron in a state offusion-that it
appeared of considerable length, and trave led
from the north east towards the south east IFS
course forming angle of only three or four de-
grees few seconds after its disappearance.
neise was heard like the firing Of cannon, our
times in quick succession, which was followed by
rumbling noise, like that Of several carriages
passing over long bridge. The light which X
emitted completely obscured that of the
and stars, which before its appearance were IN
commonly brilliant 1t was first observed about
ten m nutes after 6 O'Clock.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07

Eatract Of a Leusr from Phgsicion ia ". Or,eans
= Awful indeed, Il The picture though not
more 50 than that presented BY accounts from
Mobile, and sundry places the Mississippi.
Eager rapidly to accumulate furlune, hundreds ot
our enitrprising Young men, bic 20 the sruhern
cities blooming in al the freshness Of our northern
climstr--gav. Joyous ardent The first inteiii
geDee from them J. letter. filed with their brit
liant prospects: tie next is ere from some kind
friend, scaled with black. stating to the agonzef
isiher, that bis son No longer lives. Such IS the
fate Oh ninety In an hundred"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07
BY VINTON IL cox,

SHIFTS. Jordan Almonds
Old Cognsc Brandy, CHEESE
paoish 60. OF the be, qualities.
Holland aud Amer Gin. TEAS.
Old Jamaica Spirits Gunpowser---Impe,i ai
50 CroS. Greoada acd Hyson-FTyson--Y You 2
New England Rum. Hyson--Hyson Skin
WINES. soucbong Bohes.
Madeira Teuer if-a- SPICES
Marceii.-Masga Red Nutmegs-Mace-
Gu rant FroutyBac- Caves-Pimento-
-Lisbon--Claret-- Cassia Cirgsr-
Sicily Ma9eirs--Sherry Cinnamon
Martinique CordiGis SUGARS.
NQyeau -Annis- White and brown Hsva-
Crecie- Cspee-- Ga--Musoovaio, varicu.
INTERCHANGEABLE Quasities-Iid,a iousie
FRUITS. bo,ed brown and white
Sfapes- Nuscstel and Loaf. double and sin
Boom Raiuns. gle refined Lump
Malaga. Cask and Suts COFFEE.
IA Rsisins. Java-Bourbon ~ Wei
Drum box & Fraii Figs. India
Z ut Currznss-Dates. CANDLES.
NUTS. spermaceii-Moud and
Roberts Dipped Ialow, vafiou,
English Wainuts sizss ei
Chocolate, No and 2-Shels-bottled and
draughs cider -Demj Inns, from one to FIVE gal.
! lon,--Aioasses Wen India and Sugar Bakers-su-
perhoe Durham kuhard- Bnuy Mats, various
sizes Spe' macei Oil flax and bottle do.-Cay
snne and aisbar Pepper-Wiudsor soas-Liv
erpooi blown SaIt--Sali Petre-nlue and whIfe
h-Citron-Olive.-Ca pers-Linglass Ipd
go-A'um Rice ouperhne Flour, particularly
selected for families. ALSO-- Havana Cigar. Gr.t
quality.
'*'Paricular attention will be paid to orders
from Families, and for ship Stores
E~Goods cen to any part Of the town gratis.
Nov so IF
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-06-12
PUBLISHED wEEgLK,
by HOOPER WARREN.

Terms of ibionp-THREE DoLLaRs per
annum, payable in advance; or FouR DoLLARs,
At the end of the year.
advertisements not exceeding square, ONE
DOLLAR for the first insertion, and FIrrY CENTS
FOR each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
yertisements in the same proportion. A de-
duction of 25 per cent. from the above price
vii be made OH advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-06-12
MAGISTRATES LAW.
PUBLISHED BY REQUEST. !

AN ACT defining the powers and duties Of
Justices Of the Peace.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-06-12

mons or warrant, before the same is de-
livored to the constable, the sum demand
ed by the plaintiff, together with the costs
that have accrued, and the defendant
shall have the privilege of paying the
amount of the said demand, and costs so
endorsed without further proceeding in
the cause; and it shall be lawful for the
constable to receive the same and receipt
therefor; which receipt shall be COM
plete discharge to the defendant from the
said demand and costs; and if the con-
stable shall not pay the money SO re-
ceived to the justice who issued the pro-
cess, or if he shall not pay the amount
of the costs into the hands of the Justice,
or the debt or demand into the hand of
the plaintiff named in such process,
within the space of sever days after he
may have received the same, then The
said constable shall be liable to pay the
said plaintiff, or his or her legal repre-
sentatives, double the amount of the said
debt or den and, to be recovered with
costs of SUIT by an action Of trespass on
the case, in any court having cognizance
thereof.
Sec. E. Be it further enacted, That
the recognizance of bail to be taken as
is above provided, shall be in the fol-
lowing form, to wit:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-18
EASTERN PICS.

The public has recently seen accounts OF Hogs killed
In Massachusetts very remarkable fer their early and
rapid growthso much that being killed al wear
old some of them weighed 400, and all averaged con.
sderably more than pound for every day they had
lived.
Five ofthese pigs have arrived at Baltimore nv the
Harriet. capt Lewis from Boston-havng been selected
by distinguished aErcultnTsts of that state for Sir
SKINNER, the Editor Of the american Farmer who
we understand, has imported them for the express pu
pose of disseminating the breed In this aud the
boring states They two othe ByFeLd and tb ZEE of
Byeld, Bedford aud Bakewe breeds in the degrees Of
onehait Byneld, one quarter BedfTd AVID yone
BakeweIl. They may undoubtedly be regarded as val
liable acquisition the breeders live stock and the
levers Of gosd bacon. One PECULIARLY about them ia
an uncommon tbinness and transparency Of skin.
gIf ,Ix;aS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-18

NALUABLE LANDS in Buckingham county, belong
ing TO The estate of Roben Craig, dec for sale
auction. In obedience 10 the last will testamen
OF Robert Craig, dec. and III conformity to decree Of
the supreme court OF the United Staes-W be sold al
pubic AUCTION, on the premises, on TUESDAY, torn
August, II fair, the first fair day thereafter the
tract oil LAND in the county of Buckingham which
The sand RobsrtCrag resided. commonly called The
Home House Tract, situated Immediately OH James
river containing by late survey, z, 900 acres $50
acres OF which are first quality owgTonnds, and about
900 acres OF the adjoining high land considered good
as any IN the country the balance geHeTally wood
and seme Oft well tinbered The improvements are
sufficient for the accommodation OF small family
ao the situation equal To the river that part
OF tue country atording extensive the river
Tor upwards OF i've miles. II is Immediately below
ana III sight OF SCOTS Imne diaely after the
sale OF ibis tract, will be sold another Tract of LAND
i!ng on Muddy creek, containing 1910
another Tract continuing $50 acres, purchased by
Robert Craig of Jacob Cottrs Each of those tracts
o land have been recently surveyed and plated They
will he shewn to any gentlemen. wishing to purchase
on application to Mr. Smith living at the Honie House
Pla,aiion.-one, two aud three years credit will be
allowed the purchasers upos their giving bonds with
ensure the punctusl payment of the purchase money
Alter the sale OF the different of land eight or
ten NEGROES, with all the STOCKS and CROPS Of
every description, will be sold credit Of years
the purchasers 10 give bonds with security
Having several sales TO make, thepubc are respectful.
land will commence at eleven O'Clock. order Of
James Scott. ESQ., executor OF John Leslie, dec WHO
was exor Of Robert Craig, dec.
HERON, SINTON & co. Auct'rs
hoNcuRE, ROBINSON 4 PLBASANTS. Auc'rs.
June .. g. nd.
~ The Editor ofthc Lynchburg Pres, is request
ca 20 Pnchsh this advertisement, and foruurd his
account 60 fhis Office
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AFFECTING 10 HUMANITY.


PHILApELpuia June 4 n viii he ,rco,erted that
We puhI,sb.J IA. ~ -, ., . ~, $. 49,.
man bode, thar were 6onns ,or,,s., on ,h. h.sh ~,
Chesapeakc Bar, what follow, ~ IN tend 10 sbov, ,b,,
the suspicivus then ,ye,. moi
grounaies.
BALTIMORE June O. The following letter ia from, :,
very respectable yeutleman of ANN Arnna.i ronn,v
will please arcept tbr tbanks of ths ri,, ~, IL
attention In ma r,c uIa,s so ,..ing
subject " hicb ba, excited much an>r,y in b.
public mind. " "
10 the Editor Of ste Fs1erck Go.ftts
Dear Sr-Iu confor uly " i'm ,h, i,h.. .c IN. GO,
tiemeu who composed an inouest h,d a fsw Ia &c
the body of a seaman found unou he Swan, nseI
have hast thrown together The rir,up,.t,nrA.
taken the liberty Of addr essinp The commnnra,in ~
you. As however no facts ere ,irv,lou,a AN, ~
iuvestiga,ion which anordrd even ,h. ,,s, a 80
p.ciou Of The idcntit, of the per.ou-some eNn,ann
be necessary of our mo,iv. in ,fT.rI,,, ~ IT, -,
lie a recilal 50 aispn,tpr n i. aen.rau, 80
that numbere.s instance. ave Iii, 80 ~
most flag rant enormie. beino co,,n,,,,.d ~ ~ ~
OF vessels h,ted ont in The aters of ,hs cI.ssl
the fightful list of ndictn ants fouud hy ~ 1870 -
rs at The last Cifcuit Com, in aaI,i,ors h.,
aud recorded II and ev.rv man 10 i, -,
his alle.iauc. 10 m. Law. nth a, - ~ eoulceu
IL periou.ly called npop 10 yntir,,. RI,
IL being uDdr si.od i'm L. bho,La,,, -, - -
of bodies had within a shoIt reriod bo., 60, ei
the Bay Shore and owing 10 their ,xt,.n. -,
and had b,en hurled p,,,,,,
and scarcely beyond The reach Of h. hna "i VI
prey an inquest was thourht pronar aud nr.o,i;n,
summoned, in order TO ascerIain as far "a 80 Us,
practicable their number and hs nros,hIs .,s ~ ~
their deaths We proce eded to Ib. ,not "a b., -.
last found had been deposited In tbr yronrd .n Tin
enquiries from those who had LuTi.d ,b.,, ,aJ
ed but little hope learning apy thing from an
lion Of tue bodies. ". resolved unon ,ai.in a. 80
most recently found -F' b 'ne '"e
uu,,laa
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Pomhaian. MaxI4.

virtue of deed of trnsi executed to The suhscri.
- Der by Sainne Il. Saunders and Hannah AS wife,
bearing date The i7th day of February 1917 and admit
ted to record IN the county court OF Powhaian the
2lst DAY OF November 1917 to the payment Of
certain sums OF money therein meniionedI will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, before the
door OF the Bell Tavern, in the city Of Richmond
Monday 2ifh day OF June merit, trsct parcel
OF LAND, situate, lying ana being in the county Of
Po~hatan, commonly called BracketPs, containing
about 400 acres or less being the lands purchas
Ell Boyle Bracket; or so much theresf will be
sufficient to discharge the sums above referred to- and
the expenses attending the execution of this
One fourth of The purchase money will be required la
cash; the balance TO he paid in three equal annual
payments; TO secure the payment of which, bonds
with approved security will he required and deed of
trust upon the property. The subscriber, acting as
trustee, will convey such title vested in him. only
The sale will commence between the hours IL and
o'clock. BY order of James Scott, jT. aud Tarlion
Saunders. THOMAS TAYLOR, Trustee.
May %. a I'd.
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by the Lisntenat Governor Of tie onneaktho OF
pirginia-A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS 1t has been represented to the executive
w by the clerk of the court Of HARDY county that
ANTHONY F0UrT and LEWIS GODFREY charged
with felony, and remanded 10 the jail of said county
by an examining court thereof for further trial. did on
the night OF the 9th of March last break and make their
escape from The said jail, and going at large:
have therefore thought IT. by and with advice of
inc souheii Of state to issue this proclamation hereby
offering reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each TO any person persons no shall ehend and
convey to The jail OF Hardy count, aforesaid the said
hnthony foutt and Lewis Godfrey, either of them
and do moreover require all officers civil and military
within their respective departments and call upon the
good citizens of the commonwealth to use their best
endeavoTs 10 apprebend and be conveyed he
said JAIL the aforesaid Anthony Foutt and Lewis God.
Trey, that they may be dealt With the law directs
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor
(SeaD and under the seal ofthe commonwealth at
Richmond, this 28lh daV of May 1919.
PETER V. DANIEL.
II ANTHONY FOUTT Is about 20 years Of are a.
oont feet 10 or II inches high. stout made. dark
mar grey eyes, and has Of his great oD
LEWIS GODFREY Is about 70 years OF age S feet
or inches high dark hair and bIne eges has a
sfdmmeTing IN his speech, and is by profession far
WeT' June L. 7..fCID
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Valuable Land for SAFE.

'ENHE subscriber intending TO TO the western
Il country wishes to sell the tract of LAND which
he resides lying In the county Of FluvaRna and
tanning eleven hundred and seven acres three hun
dred Of which are open, and now under cultivation
This land lying extremely WELL aud peculiarly adapted
to clover aud plaster presents prospects of advantage
to the industrious farmer which the high price ofiands
OF the same quality in the adjoining counties totally
debars him Of The subscriber is sensible Of the preu
dice attached to its local situation, yet he feels conf
dent that view Of the land will dissipate lit lies
within fonr miles of the courthouse has excellent
and compodious dwelling house. barn, and all Beces
sary oIthouses and to any wishing TO purchaser
viii he sold very low, and payments made easy,by
Fluyanua June a. 8..wSW John DYER
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lIrorI the Nsw YORK Epeaia. Posi- ]
EAE EnRIIMC

the FORUMS.
- fou viii rrcollect, gentlemen. your proper pausss
epetiions hun,s, has and iuteriselops ana yon Nh
p-a1ef, ieaeinber TO be mighty dullahd you, the
81 :" iaI' a,'eep
It's over-the fatal hour has come.
The voice of sieQuence Is dumb,
Mute are the members of the Forumi
We've shed what tears lad to spaIe.
lhete now rcuiains the pious care
III cbauatins = sad requiem DER 'eIn.
The Roman drank the ryber's wave
uIssus' stream its s,riees gave
To bid the Grecizn live forevers
Our Forum orators drsuxht
OF greater potency have GUARD,
SpaIshng aud pure from--ths North Rper.
prondiy our bo.oms beat TO claim
Iothiuaaion with our couatry's fame.
~ mention Of each gallant name
from bunker's lin to Ckipyexai
All, who, on battle field or wave,
lave met tie death that wails the brave
or p-al'd, above t1eiT foeinan'e grave.
TIE rietoi's wild hurrah
And he who quelpd tyrani King
Aad siasp'd the iisbihing's h.ry wingS.
MAS nuftuf'd IN cur cvuf,,Ty's bowers,
Eui how, brighter yea, is Get
uYnt her star wrought coronet;
The WORLDS nrst orators are ours
The name Of every Foram chief
Shalt CLEAN upon nut htslory's leaf,
CiT,,ea with glar) . fadeiess nre,
And posps pen aud painters pallet
Shall tel Of william PaNson halielts
Aud Richard paTick Dey,'-Esluires
Resort of fashion, beauty, taste
The Forum Hail was nIghtly grac'd
With all who blush'J IhejE boufs To waste
Al bsis--and such ungod'y places;
Aud Quaker girls were theie ailow'd
10 show, among the motley crowd,
Their sweet blue eyes and Prety faces.
Ana thiilier ali our wise ones went
Gu charity aud learning bent,
Nih open ears-and par ses willing
Where they could dry The orphans tear,
And see the worid, ana spesehes hear,
All" for a nsdftsr 81 fHo sliding q"
Let Env. drop her raven quill
Let SiaudGT's vsnuu,'j lip he still,
Aud hnsa'd DeTact,on's croa.ing song!
That dar'd, devoid of taste and sense,
To call these sons OF ElOsnence,
stamuieIing, spouting, school.boy throng
'ris faise-fnr hey in grave debate
Neish'd mighty themes ofchurch and state
with words OF power, aud isoks Of ssges;
While, far dtnaI'd their gracious smile
ooota'd tony ia his prisOn.isle,
Ana turkish wives in Hsrain's cagesIs
Heaven bless 'em--for their generous pity
1ohd hard 20 light our dar ken'd city,
Win that arm Zeal that never linchcs;
And long, to prove the love they bore us
VIII more faSt n0rdS, ;" they linger'd DER us,
Add, like tom cat, died by inrhes!i
CROAkER & CO.
. The Secretaries oftbe tmo Forums.
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NOTlCE.-Stephen Hx having executed deed OF
trust to The subscribers, conveying TO them
OF anu containing los acres, lying Buckingham
courthouse and joining the lands Of Ellison Harvey and
oeTs, and also conveying slave named Ben,
to Anthony Jones the purchase money for The said tract
oil land, aud part OF the purchase money being due
ana we having been required TO act the said trust
deed, We shall proceed at buckingham Courthouse on
the 20 Monday ia July merit sell the said
LAND, or SO much will be necessary and also the
said NEGRO SLAVE TO satisfy the charges OF sale aud
The debt and interest due. JOHN PITTMAN,
THOMAS PITTMAN.
IN