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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21

iordshIps had since thought proper 70
adopt, Was der"gstory from The digui-
~ o. the crown, aud injurious 30 TIE best
INTERESTS or the people tio,d Cheers
Though The representatives Of The pro-
pie had come tn this dscision-thongh is
hdieSll's ministers ere a party 10 IL ia
The linnsc OF Commons, vet in this house
The ministers cf HE crown thoueht pro.
per TO prrse,ere IN a measure marked iv
HE ahhorrcnce OF the people. Her Ma
Jesiv tej"cieii the proffcred compromise,
and the Kings ministers called upon their
loriiSllps IN q al house to go on with The
bill.
LORD ERSKINE. was proceeding at
quarter past - O'Clock. Ills VOICE be-
came very feeble. and general depres-
sion appeared but too evident IN his man
u"r sill he perSevered uulil the last ef-
i"'t 81 bis strength VAS exhausted, and
he tell back an his seat quite insenSible.
IL is hardly possible TO describ The en-
ihuslasiic feeling, which secms 10 pervate
all rauks in England in favour OF tie
t@ueen. Addresses continue TO pour in
from all quarters; her Majesty daily re-
'"ents the visits of the MOBILES, among
Mhom we observe The ,'ames ofihe Prince
Leop0id, and al The Duke al Sussex The
brother OF the King. The Corporation OF
The city OF London have likewise given
an additional prof of their attachment
and convition of her innocence, by in
v,iing The Queen TO dine in The Guild
Hall, on The approaching Lord Mayors
day: The following are some of the par.
ilcuars -
ADDRESSES TO THE QUEEN.
Ga MondaN last, her Majesty receiys
eei numerous addresses al Brandenburgt
iinuse. II had been announced by ~. r
chambeItalns, rs The asi occasion of liie
hind. ihe depHiati0ns wercIeceived by
her MaicsIy la The usual state in the ioug
hall. She Was aiienred hv MIR. Hume
IN The place of Alderman Wool, Who IL
seriously inhiSposedl and nGmbcr of
foreign Gentlemen. besides Ljeuis. How
nam and Flynn, Mr. AusiiI, Lady Aune
Hamilton, and HE Countess o; Oidi The
f0!'oNing is general list of the different
addresses presented =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21

"A meeting ct he PIesid'uI a'td BnrctuTs - I1t
IN ROANOKE NtVIGt ZION Compayy I,i5 =,
dt"cs L4h1ng GA the 2Gta O,iatrr 1870 tie fnnwiup
HTlrts''5f was o jrIed L. lie published (oT The uii
snatinn of those concerned
ordetsa that The Stockholders in The Roanoke Nayi.
Rasl"u Conpan" be- ANA they hereby requested To
pay nj" the treasury The ats day vi Iauudty nes
the sun oiiea d,ars each ard every share L.InIy
hem IA lhe sad cumpaUH being Va 6ih t-qnisttion
a. JofNGK Treasurer, e. y. (ulgpang
November IL. 81 III
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HAVE on consignment q large assortment M cotio,
< yarns, fTon tic Petersburg C0kfon g0yu Ngu,
J"ctoTy, from M. UPWARDS which will dispose uC
al lhe manniaciotN pnces. yarns made al this
es'"ui'hivh nave heen eesraiy preferred for thrir
thpei'"f quality 10 ihusr at utief manufactures i
ms country aud from the qua,y 81 lhe coLton ii-se
are na"e 81, are superior la any heretofore made IL
tie above establishment.
I" c"nse lnrnce" the raw material having fallen aud
Tue scarcity o money, The is einrr
Wv. ~. 1I..N lNNln NISREr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21

An di-p0seh ir sell my place called WINDSOR
81 AuES... .Ihis place is situated Chickaiiouny
river. ~ New Ke,u c0uEtv, about 80 miles from Rich
in"nn ana cout2ins Sb3n $50 Of land For m.r
chhiile pSTposes stand The UuedSiates snrDasses
u. vessels may ~ touching the shore Ia at iea.t
10 is.t "aieT. The bindings all m good condition
"Hn suihcieniiT large for every necessary pm puss
Atiached 10 Il is my MILL, nhcl uas built for manu-
iactuti'g This M has h1w ohiy pair OF stones
hnt plsny Of room for more with an almost incN-
hlnsie stream Of water and is distant from the river
ano"i coo yards Any person disposed TO purchase
wiz 40 well Nv making immediate application Fave
on bdnd aboHt 6c0n feet OF nrime FLOORING PLANK
IoI safe: Of the following lengshs2I ~ 20 and rs
fetal prns. SEATON w CRIMP
Dec. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21

NIoilCE. -. The AnHsai Mc,iins ~ The Strckh.ider,
A. OF ne dANk or NiRGiNii, will he heiG ~ their
Ranking HpWse, ne cats of Richmond on ,Le m a
AonddJ IN January NEXT.
WILLIAM DANDRInGR, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21
NEGROES At AUCTION.

NEGROES Az AUCTION.
~ Tuesday, me I'd J0AHG,'y al u o'ciock IL (air
~ or at same hour be nrNt far day. IS or 20 likely
young NEGRO - consisting of womeu. hnys and
girls, will tie sold cash hrtnie my anrtion door
R08ERr GAa,SLE AurtinupeF
g.
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ValuaLie LaIid for IYdIe-

~ fHC COUNTY UF CABELI, STATE or VIRGINIA
sSE Wt.h iO sell a tTart OF LAND, lying ~ Cabru
county. in sight of the courthouse Of said comfy
ana on lhe Guy Andoiie iver, miles the month
Of said DISCRIMINATING about $50 acres; abont 20D of
which is clraiedtbe balance IS covered with yaiuabIe
timber. N
Ihis tract of land is considered to he one Of the nst
'anhile tffcs Of land in the SECTION IF country i'm
which II Is situated. and will be sold on accomod ling
trrn's-"hich will he made known hy application ia
JIEh Sdnts, Esq clerk OF Cabrll county residing "A
r courthouse Oahu will She the laud and is auiho
IzrA To sell the same the subscribers residing
ia Jefferson county, Virginia
WORTHINGTON,
Dec. 70. &c -
lOtNG MAN, wHn has received a conc. .l, :, a..
cation, and Who feels himself quail fed 10 teach
ne Classics, and the English branches Of education
WISHES I" gel eHpiOJ men teacher in the country
apply for Information To tie Rev. John n. Rice D. ID
Dec. ~ G5 III
e Ii persons indebted to JOSEPH DARMSD1TT
Gee. are requested To make payment to me nIne
diately, as DESTROYS Of closing the
as soon as possible, and therefore grant indu
gence TO any body. DANIEL CALL. EA'or
Feb 3. sS..n Of Jesepb Darm,dao dec
a Observation-Disclosures to tbe IastwiII and
testament OF WILLIAM BURtON. decd We offer
for sale tract of IaEd called HARD TINES in the
e"nniy a" fienTicu laying both sides Of The Innisa
ioah, and adJoins the lands Of Methy Sheppard John
walker aud others. distance IRAN Richmond about
nine miles containing about go This land is ali
IA woods, the EiOwtb pine, white, red and Spanish
oak Any person wishing To purchase may know The
terms by applying to either nf the Executors
WILLIAM BURTON, Jr1
THOS. BURTON, Jr. Rxecuiofs
Edwin BURTON.
November 10. 5g2m
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Nary Commitments OGce, Dec. ), 1920.
THE Cpmnit siogets ofbe Navy viii receive prope-
sails I'll the Isl January, 1921. Tor furnishing ihe
oho"iHg quantity Of GOALS, deliverable at the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21

The Coniractorray deliver the anaBtities reqnired
an the deDsis Is cepiing Washington as earlr sggr
ne contract shailbf made as he may chonse At least
lff must be delivered by the lst MAY 1891 Half Of
ne qunnitiy must be delivered a. Washington on or
eore the Isl Of MAY the residue as il may be reouited
" the commandaHt Of the YARD
The Goals must ba fully equal TO the hest virginia
. bais.
Versions Offering Win be pleased to state their price
tr bnshc, delivered the measure to be that used at
Ie place u delivery. on hr back Of the Offers these
liking them are requested to wife The following
rtdt - Offer TO supply Goals"
Dec 70 6g.d
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II Ia supposed by the President several mem
IN hers OF the Common Hall, N the city of Rich.
mohd that considerable public Inconvenience will re-
snli from Misunderstanding Of the proper consttuc
ton q" the Act passed al the last session tie Lrgsla
tire respecting he circulation OF nndeT i've dol
lars ihry advise That the following opinions OF Coun
sci upon that subject should be published.
u IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21

A IL persons ind, bed 20 JOHN GRAHAM drCra9,1I
are tequesiedt to make payment to me Immediately
as am desirous Of closing die administration as .ooH
as possible snd therefore grant indulgence to
any BODY WALTER DUN, Executor
Nov. ~. 81. III of John GTahaifl. hrrlh.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24
SITE or MAINE.
BY WILLIAM KING,
4 pROCL-1HAITON.

WHEREAS it is The du'y OF rational beings
To acknowledge the wisdom OF the Creator,
and Jhe benchcence of ms providence; il Is
therefore not less the dictate of reason ihan
plely 10 worship tina, Supreme Power and Per
feet goodness, which ordaius in wisdom the
diversified conditions Of men. Yet more EN-
rhaiicaily is it the duty OF a people, in whose
CONDITION, like that OF ihe siuze0s Of this
State, benevolent Providence has been plea
sed 10 grant 50 May layors, with so few Of
the evils, which usually iall 10 The lot Of men,
publicly aud unitedly 10 Acknowledge, by e,
cry expression grateful 'eoeraiion, The mer-
cies Of that Being who has distinguished them
BY such peculiar and signal lasofs.
therefore, WILLIAM KING. by the ed
vice Of the Council and IN conformity with
the usage of cur ancestors, who have le0 m.
50 many examples Of moral wisdom aud IA
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DIED.

In Paris, on the 7th instant. Mrs. haioAI, con-
sort Of Capt. ABNER r wsoN, aged ID years.
In this instance Of sudden bcrea ngent tie ac-
quaint aucGs friends and relations Of the deceased
feel an irepara6le loss. Though life she uni
.stmly exhibited those virtues which are tie dis
lfnguishing ornaments Of the female character.
As wife and mother she was kind aud sTec-
Tomato. as neighbour oblging and humane
Ardent in her attachments and possessed of be-
nesolent flirposiiiup, sine distributed 70 the poos
with liberal hand, aud the ueedy never return
ed from her door without acknowledging her
bounty. Sincere in her professions, she uniform
ly maintained That character and department, IN
which the great head u her faith. both by his
precept and example. had instHated her. Equal,
ly removed from the stubbotnuess OF bisotiy and
the meanness 81 hypocrisy, IN all her religious
enquiries she made truth alone her object
he foundation Of her devotion was principle sud
Hesrsn her osiy kope. Hut while she was thu
looking forward through the vista of many years
to this bl.ssiul consummstou- cheered by the
smiles Of tender husband aud the aiIeoiionato
attentions Of = r,.ing and virtuous family, the
speer came the scenery was dsTkened around
har--diseaso struck the root 81 lfe, AID she Wsa
wthefd from the world. But through tie dark
ness which surrounded her she saw brighter and
more glorious scenes opening 10 her view. Yes,
II the hopes--ii the confident assurances. which
she believed herselfto have OF The future happi-
mass of those who die in the belief aud roless,ca
of The christian faith, can add any thipg to the
consolation Of o. friend, OF Tie deceased. abosa
that Of her moral virtues, aud practical seue,o-
lot ce, sincerely then we may besve her happy
Death is the crown oflhef
Death wound. 10 cure ~
~ his tins Of Isrror. IS lie Pri..ee q isaes =
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NET NJ 4 L. z e 4 lG]f'SIlI' .
FOR THE GAZETTE.


The Asnuaf Meeting OF the ErangsitcaI .Nis-
efoaa,y Society in Massachusetts was hol len at
Boston ON Thursday last and or the same day
The Eadern Brench of 1t held its Annvcrsary at
kennebunk The day was UNPLEASANT, but
numbers from shat town and vicinity and some
from distant parts ofths State attended on the IN
resting occasion, and constituted a large and
respectable assembly. The music vas we'll Sc
lecied and skiliuliy performed. The sermon by
the aer |. NICHOLS of Portland from To- xxxiii,
vi. :. Wisdom and knowledge shall be the sta
h.li,y Of the tires. AMI the fear OF the Lord thy
treasuTe,' was appropriate aud mastery. The
Collection taken for aiding the funds OF the So.
oioty generously manifested a deep interest in
is extension and prosperity. In the disc curse
were many pertinent and iofcihle remarks on the
Importance of enlightened public teachers, and
Of stated religious Instructions; of Intelligence,
integrity and the tear OF The Lord in those, who
are officially called In protect the rights Of the
people and to administer the laws of the State !;
of dlffusing useful and religious knowledge over
the community, and OF regarding with tender and
prayerlul sslisituGe the risius generation. Such
remarks led him to explais the design and OBJ
ecis Of tho Society, and TO dneoi the sttestion OF
his hearers 10 the labouFs Of the Rev. Mr.. Noorse
; of Ellsworth, who for many years las been under
the active patronage sf the parent Institution,
and with great success has united The labours OF
an Instructor Of youth with the duties OF the sos-
pei ministry. he example thus selected ilius-
iratcs IN a striking manner the benevolent and
pious design Of the Society, which makes it the
subject ella dstiuct aries that, no persons sha Il
be employed as lis missionaries but such as are
SQUAD ia the faith approved fer thsr knowledge,
prudence and piety; animated with christian
zeal; dlgen. in their proper calling, and ready
10 endure hardness, As good soldiers OF Jesus
Christ" It's missionaries are instructed not 10
nncroach npoa The rights or lsbours offegclar aud
stated ministers, and trust they have been
Ia this and other respects conscientious aud dis
eroet Being thus free. From undue FATALITIES
IA it, Constitution, - rs features aud IN its move
uenis, W., nope ITS means Of useialness will con
,inue to increase, add that cent sseietss aud
other charitable and pious Institutions though
out the state will enrich its funds and extend It's
sphere oiactirity. pE0DAfUS.
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Our reader. have long been Informed Of the
extraordinary events that bsvo followed the eff
Tort. Of Christian Missionaries in the Society
Islands IN the south sea.--lh he inhabitants OF
those islands, follow ing the example OF Otaheite,
the most important Fl them, under the Influence
Of Pomsre thar sovereign, abolished idoiatry,
destroyed their idol-sods, and embraced Chlis.
tisniiy, in body. snre that period, great
progress has been made by them in knowledge,
IN civilization. and IN morals. Accounts receiy-
ed from the Missionaries in 1919, contain most
interesting series Of particulars concerning their
advancement in eiigious knowledge. report,
dated May 18th, 1919. contains tie following -
"1he king Fomnre has lstely erected large
and very long building At PapaOa, IA the district
OF Pare, and devoted II to the meetings Of the
Missionary Socisty Which was iormsd among the
Tahiiiass last year 1his building Was demon
mated The Royal misnos Chapsl the dimensions
of which are as follows 1T is 7i2 feet long by
81 wide. The ridgs-pole or middle, IS supported
by 3S massy pillars OF the bread iLnit tree. lie
outside posts all around the house are eco. IL
has l33 windows with sliding shutters, and p
doors the ends are OF "a semi circular form.
There are three squ,re pslpits, ab0at go feet
apart from each other, and the extreme ones "a
bout 100 feet from the ends OF the house. IL Is
filed with forms, except an area before each
pulpit. and Land with dry grass. The taiiefs arc
covered with fine kind of irnged mating,
which is bound on with cords OF various colours
in a very neat manner; and the ends OF The mai
ting are left hanging down like the naval and
military Gags in 1T. Psul's cathedral The whole
building lie Surrounded with very strong ienee
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ehoIy aud certainly : very sympathetic NOTE
for not 2 boy swings a.satcbel an his glee, Of
goes TO and fro on his part Of the earth, bs.
he must echo the fascinating music OF chim
ney-sweep. A. ID
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ron THE GAZETTE.


There Is something IN lhs old aye 81 the
year, which sheds a calm Influence over the
&C io.s aud feelings OF men. Tie pulse gces
.loaor--ibe eye does moi dance 80 gs,ly--lhe
step is brought 10 a sohsrer measurement
and The mind sesns 10 be horne along 10 bar
pony with lbs season. For my own part,
! am sometimes unremantlc enough 10 fad lit
lie or no pleasure in the sighir. and meaning
of The low Wind IN The cfa1Des AID clscig. OF
ny door--iu the sweepln. OF tie OF, yellow
leaves osef tbs Iadlng esfih, Of ~ The cold
con,eu plsiion OF the laI.ot mountain covered
viii snow There is something melancholy
IL ihi. 4 5 ing Of iime---and il Weighs down the
spirit TO SEE he verJuTe OF tic bed gong into
a Gull decay,,hs blue ianJscape losing al
ITS richness aud swell line SKY robbed Of lls
blessed sefcnity-sad lis mourLtuflo hear
The branches OF TAD trees rafting IN the wiHd,
and every Leaf that lalls Oh The closing year,
,olliug cut knel OF its departure.
This also, is line, when human nature
appears more cog'iaIAe aud setate. There
Is musing sririi Which seegs 10 sway man
kind. which vel accorts with ise season
when II come. upon u. Let people lry 10
.ecounl ior it IS they may, they will find at
last that il l. Lul an lndescrlbsble KIND of
cslmuess--a feeling which does mol rush on
Us With tue start 81 oonscilon--a nameless,
lu.ling nduerce, Of which We cannot tell
whence il came. az whittier II vii lea,>us. II
is moi feeling which has any oPeratt. effect
upon the great uachlnery OF the heart- The
grand principles Of. humanity ior We do not
know that man grousbsiier as the year grows
older, OF thai there is any peculiar influence
in fall atmosphere We do not hnd thAl lbete IS
q revival oflhe soul by any refreshing powsr
or any real holiness OF character generated IN
ibis universal fading away OF the things Of
earth. The feeling We experience is IN toe,
thirg OF light onsequence-though some-
times, TO be sure, At may bring a romantic
= self torIurng sephist' to the end Of desc
tate wharf. or a suall rope--i is ssme lhing
which finds home in lhs outskirts ofihs in
agination, and there delights 10 reYeb-some
thing which plays AROUND, oul cam stses ch
The heart---a matter of seflime0ts' and non OF
Inc soul.
But we said this season was he sessos OF
nusing spirit. II is really thing Of some
qualification TO 90 oul into our stfs.ts-take
good sand--snd observe individuals passing
before you. under The operation OF this won
deriul opia.e.--Firsl you may see tho mer-
cham posting along. with most mahems'eal
tread an. face as long as one Of lis ACCOUNTS
thinking OF ships high aud dry'--or iced
1p--aad perhaps about 10 be wrecked by',6e
winter slorm-wih.r aye lifted 10 The scowl-
ing heasens-snd a breast heaying as though
a thousand young lempesls were peni up With
in his own oadcotli-and .thon, anon, with
countenance frightening up. as he diico'ers
hlile place Of blue and white bunliRg--ibe
beacon sf bis hopes floating out from the
sunni, OF the O6seryai0ry--seen at a distance,
between two chimnoys--anj Then relaxing
ssain into Ris former self, by blowing ont all
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and lIarpsyell, the second Electoral District
|Gi assius,
Mmy <pT yovr. fellow citizens from differ
eoi pafls . IN astoys Dislrot, respectable
a; lesstin ,,9k.f 6.amoiber, @ho approve the
general conduct Of TIE MAJORITY q he present
Sprsa's,o,ioes Igom Maine, ~ Congress, es
pecIally tauag the past session, zstifoat re
gard 70 party, have eoncurred on consultation
IA recommending 10 your suarsgss, at the ap
preaching eleeion.ot member OF Consress, on
The second Monday ol November nex!,
EZEkIE. " HITMAN, ESD.
In dispensing with The tormaii'y Of a uolam
alton by convention, ahich has been custom
any IN he selection 81 i ne;y candidate, Il eas
thought 10 be unnecessary in regard 10 che
who hss long beeh heisfe Tie public IN lhat
characlpT--Nho has actually Tor several pefi-
ODDS represeu ted HI, district ia Congress-
who has heretofore enjoyed the Conscience Of
bolh our iof'ne. political parties, having al.
ieruslciy been put II nominalion suifoh.d
by each OF lhem--n no !, cur present. lepfe
sentative IN Coupess--and Il Is uisuhciiy
understood does not declite ree'ecii9n.
Your ie loa CITIZENS nave The siofe been
,.daenced &, these consideration IA sa'lag
a present a ceremony, attended van soaie IN.
convenience 10 lndisiansls, especially lhase
situated al remote pofats q Inc district AID
which, though sonelia.es necessarily adePted,
y well knoeA 10 be iigeuenlye paFtlal, VI
certain and Unsatisfactory uode Of ascetisli'
ing the public sentiments. But ~ The pres.
ent instance heIe could have been "a TOUT,
as to he lesuh u a general COM eniiea I'll
confined u sny po,iical pafN. Tho present
petod Ut tranquility 49, susenee OF patty *
element, under ~ ~ 4tcugsisneef q Tie
case Is seemed lasoh sble Or returning 10
inofe ancien, ana N iaany respects iaudao.e
usage. than tliai Which has lately prevailed.
The happy unauimiiy which exists IN Tire
present uom.nalion Is TIE best apology Tor a.
doping thai usage in the present instance {;
aud Is also lte hatJin.ef Of successful re-
suit.
Without undertaking 10 dwell on the pc
culiar qua itheal.ons oi lie present oand.ta.s
Tor thi, eflice. OF those talents aud virtues Tor
which he IS - con-pleuOus meniber 81 So
cieiy, we nay jdsJy advert TO the smPof.
lance Of securing the benefit, OF hi, profession
~ edSaSi1J ahl Hs tstuA & ~ 'e''N@ ~ ~
national counell,. u. may also refer 10 NE
stand he has taxed in regard ~ tue erfeasion
Of slavery and tie opposition 10 DC expected
from him 10 any further propagation oi Ii
principles. And though ne would censider
40 question ol Inferior magnitude 10 one
which touches upon toe great aud paramount
principles OF Liberty we oanuoI help Re.
gardiog the attempted regulation u the reve-
nue. With view 10 ileei lie kindred inter
e,Is OF commercc aad ogricstfure, sind vary The
established .elalious subslsiIug between l.sm
AND manufactures to ne disadvantage Of he
former, as one n - hiebi is important TO secure
TIE AM ana preserve the influence OF M.
WnnmAN IN Cpngres.-For these and other
good aud sufficient reasons the call for tins
candidate ne voice Il HUNDREDS. !
-.ruuu~z.- x-.,xlxurxmrnvu
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24

The Treasurer of the American Bible Society.
acknowledges the receipt Of 2492 dollars and ~
cents, during the months ofAugust and Sept
During the same period, 2e42 Bibles, and 1868
Testaments were issued-sneunting IN value Ia
1868 dollars and so cents.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24

Two hundred house, were destroyed Is Ere
a Smyrna, OR the 18Th Of July last.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24
" LILLIAN KING.

BY THE GOVERNOR.
ASHUR WARE, Secretary Of s'ate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-12-20
HIack List.
. 8 : Z 9 3 Z 8 Z

Members from 1fosseek ekfsetfs.
Mcssrs. GEORGE CABOT.
WILLIAM PRESCOTT,
HARRISON GRAY OTIS,
TIMOTHY BiGELOW,
STEPHEN LDNGFELLOW,
DANIEL WALDO,
GEORGE BLISS,
NATHAN DANE,
HODiJ Nh BAYLiES,
SAMUEL SU MINER WILDE,
JOSEPH LYMAN, and
JOSHUA THCMAS.
Fror, Rhode leland.
Alcssrs. DANIEL LYMAN,
SAMUEI. WARD,
BENJAMIN HAZARD, and
= - EDWARD MANrON.
: From Connecticut.
Messrs. CHAUNCEY GOODRICH,
I'd JAMES HILLHOUSE,
JOHN rREADWELL,
ZEPHANIAH SWIFT,
/. NATHANIEL SMITH,
CALVIN GODDARD, and
ROGER MINOrT SHERMAN,
From the counties Of Cheshsre Gnd Graftoa,
in Nesy Hampshire.
Messrs BENZ AMIN WEST, and
MILES OLCOET,
Had been elected in county conventions
in their respective counties, and were ad-
mittcd to seats in the Convention.
vo,;mfeersJ ON Verr,opi.
Messra WILLIAM HALL, jr. and
JOSIAH UUNHAM.
N. B.--The perfect applicability Of
the text, selected and preached from by
DR.. Strong, oil tie FIRST sabbath after the
meeting Of the delegates in Hartford, and
at which time they were present, is wor-
thy Of remark. The reader will find,
by coming the ncu,ber Of delegates.