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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-15
wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE,
L,asuranee Buildings, EUchangs Sirsei,
JOINING THE CUMBERLAND BANK.
BY VINION a. COX,
Where will be kept the follow
In, az, ,c % of the fra oualtfg

SPIRITS. Ioldan Almonds.
Old Cognac Brandy, CHEESE
spanish 30. OF the be. quaisies.
Holland aud Amer. Gu. TEAS.
Old Jamaica Spris Curpowder--7-Im9et
81. Croiy, Grenada and Hy.ou-hy SON Young
New Englaud Rum. tiyson-Hyson skin
WINES. iouchoug- Bohea.
Madeira Tenerf'e-- SPICES.
Marcella--Ma!aga Red, Nusmegs-Aaee
Currant-- Frontignac- Cloves-PImento--
Port Lisbon Care,-- ca.sia- Ginger
Sicily Madeira-sherfy Cinnamon.
1nariiniqre Coraiais SUGARS.
Noyesu-Annis-- White aud brown iiava-
Creole aneiie- na--Muscovado, vsrious
Absinthe-Monbn Qualities India double
FRUITS. holed brown and viii c
Grape Muscatel and Loaf. double aud ,in
Boom Ra,nns. < e Isfined--Lump.
Malaga, CA.k and Suia COFFEE.
ma Raisins. Java--Bs rbon--WeR
Drum box y Fail Figs. INDIA
Z.ut Cpfrants--Daes. CANDLES.
NUTS. spermaceti--Mouid aud
Fibe rte. Dipped Iailow, variou,
English Wsnuis sizes.
Chocolate, No. ! and 2-shsls bottled and
draugh, cider -Demj no., om one TO i've ga
iops---Moassss Wet iod'a aud sugar Bakers su
pc, fac Duihsai h;uaard- Entry Mats, various
sizss -spe,maeei Oh fla aud bottle do.-Csy
enne and " aishar pepper-Wi udsor soaF-Liv
erpool blown Sat-sat Petre--b!ue and white
starch i,ron- o,ves-C spsrs-L,pga ss- Indi
go--Aum Rice -super6oe Flour, psr,ieu atly
selected for families. Also Havana Cigar, Gt.i
quality.
's'Pari;eular aneotioo vii, he paid to orders
from Families, AID for Shp Stores
E3-Goods seo TO any tsst CT tie town eratis
Nov 80 II
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Just reeeived and for Sale al
THE PORTLAND ROOESTORE.
DIR. WARMERS
cEIrDRaTEs
Family Pills of Health.

4 remedy superior 10 any yet discovered. re
"A Dyspepsia. Headache, Heartburn, Sour Stoss-'
ash, Locness Of Spiris fiaiulence. Less q .dsp~'
lie toM and Graesi, together With al, sirciunss
Of lie ses, ana he whole train Of nervous and Bill
Ious disorders. These pilisreluire no eanfnemeo(
or restraint an Diet a. they DO no, cou, ain on
Atom Il me oury, an any shape. A decided pref:
creace rs given ~ heia by families of eli 81 81 d.
tiacion, 20 miid is Their action, yr, % effeciuak
that every ohsrue ion 10 the Stomach !. emuvet|
with incredible quiek.e.s. although they act rs s
complete renos asing medicine, md srengih ss'
The SEINE ti'ue. Nothing can prove the superiority
OF these pills more ,bsn the number of cases co,sv
musica'ed by re. sons Of the fsst respect sb .ty<
which may be had on application. gfn,is--and Id
coao,epanee shcwn them, by the first medical cha
hciers the rresens day.
HEcon nENDATioNs
Eadlhsford Jan. es, 1906.
TO Docl. J. NAkNER. London Z
SfH--A pc sou " DO had been several tines ss
sbox Of yonr Pills, lately called on NE, and 10.
fol ned mt" That they had done him wondes.
III deal Of good--iie had been declining for long
time--had scent great Il, al of money for advice
and found no hsnc6i. AT the time he sent for The
first box OF yous Pills, be could not walk across III
mouse. without some one 60 help bnl--indee,i, ~
"as getting wo Sc, daily. He had not taken IT,
PHI bat Ten days, agteeabiy 10 the directions,
when BE- ianad himsei. a,ueb het,ef." lie ceniin-
Ges taking them ~ n,ssai,0e, end RON srpeatsass
is likely to d. uel.-Yo have tie man'. wists|
TO do what yun pieass, ai,h he ebove sla,saest'
WHICH - litelaiiy sshs told IL 90 ne.
Your C5ediept SER aat,
81 JOS. KEAToN.
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Copper, Brass, Lead & Sheet Iron
Work,
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND ron SALE by
Joseph Noble,

Near ns head IF Union WhnD Fore Street, via:
COPPER kETTLES-Pumps of variou.
~ kind, ranss-Oii 4 fie,s--3 gallon mud Sets
aiea.nres--V afnish K tiIs--Iea kettles Boilers
--l.amps-Tannel Noses-Baat Nails.
Brass Andirons, Sho,els, Tongs and Hooks
--lsmps-Candies,icks Stair ods--snsli brass
ard belt metal kettles--Skimmsfs ard Ladies.
Lead Srouts tawaer aud Scupper Lead
deep "a, hand. COD aud maskesd Leads--s1usket
Bals.
Sheet Iron Sioves--C Coal Hods--Qven Stop.
pers-Camboose and other Fuuuels--QSke pans. !.
-AIs0z
Two tens Sheet and Pig Lead-Two tons
Sb.e irco-->hrct Copper--sir1es-<oIdC Copper
Sp-l,ef--hiack Lced Pots. aud Chu, Nails.
All kinds OF Ship and Mschise'y Copper,
nrs.s and Composition Castiuss-lead and Cop
per Work done on 'hc sbuI test notice.
All articles in his line furnished en- as good
terms as can be had in Bos,on-and all oFdes re-
eeived, pnnc,nally attended 10.
Soap Coppers to let as above.
Cash gwen or old Copper, Brass, Lead &
Pew ter. CD July 20.
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Chair Naa1dctor.p,
JOHN HAGGET,

ID ESpECgeuLLY informs his friends ard The
III public in general, qat he continues to carry
On The chair making ianiness in all its vatious
branches. a biz shop in up,on Street, next door
below the Post Once (tss shop lately ocsupisd by
ierg ana Iiaggsi.) vh re ii lR> of eve,y des-
cr,pton wi be manuiaolu e,i, IN neat and aoa L.
man like manner, aud at the shs rse.i notice !;
he will use eve codeayoar III his power, To gave
fuii satisfaction 10 those who may please TO en-
10y h,n--ba,iog employed a paia,er from he
sonthaari has customers may be assured, that he
work vii he flushed 10 approved and lashion-
aoe style be done in T., riland or esea he re
Also, nanenta Pah,iing, OF Every kind, exc
cutfd with neHsusss and despatch.
CHAIRS fesdy made and other tices in his
lie constantly on hand.--Old Chi repaited
i'aiute.l ovef Sr, e..
p tiand Tuesday 9th Nov 1910. (6m.)
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SERHACEII OIL,
Of q superior quality. for burning. The Oil il
lamp properly lriniined. directions To- winch VII
- furnished gratis Is Narrated to burn until EN-
hausied without snuiling or picking ny. produce,
no more smoke than candies, i.ss iisbie 10 grease
about honse safer account ef bre not snbjeei Il
waste by being placed IA a coflen, OF mir, ard b,
sc,ua, experiment proves a. cheap a. candles n
tea cents per pound. IL H. lasw ,ss preferable g.
any other grease fot oilins we'll n makes q fni
smoothly, does no, ceoone rlosin.us /. laying
any length of time and lie yam u easily cie"hssd
lie likewise keeps large assortment ct plated.
brsss and iapansd LAMPs-Joekei and large
Lan,horns.
". clamps AMI Oil furnished ca trial,
to be- re,i ned II not satisfactory. Oil put w b, III
can.sters, from 10 gallons, and sent g,aiis ia
ANY part 81 ,he town.
.ALSO--A general assortment OF
Groceries, HoHon s. lrdrd Tnre,
Among which are, best OF German Mill
SAWS, English ANviLs, VICES and SHOW
ELS, by the aazen ar singie--an assortment OF
COTTON Y.4RA, from the most approved Fac
cries.
Russia. Swcdes and English IRON
1000 lbs. Biseret! and cast STEEL.
Spike and Nail kods--Plcusb-M ouds and
Gro. Brrs.
Tons LOG WOOD. .fS
50 Boxes ,pers,aceti CANDLES.
- do by Q. & by 10, WINDOW GLASS,
"A consignment, Of Philadelphia MILL
SAWS, made purposely for Ihismarke'.
A constant supply ot saco NAILS Of every size
NJ A large assortment of Machine an5
Hand CARDS. made at the Factory Of JOHN
wfNsIoW & Co.
best English COMB PLATE aud ENTRY.
~ ESSENCE OF SPRUCE, by the bar
rsl or smaller quantity, With directions for brew
ing ,t-which makes on excellent and chesl
beverage
uj- MISSION BUSINESS
attended to with p,omptness and hdeNi. md o.
,ers for any oftte above executed With dispatch
Nov. ~ II
THE ,uhier;hcr hereby give. public notiee 10
4 all concerned, ,ha, he has been ~ sppo'n'ed
and taken upon h;mse the trust of Administrator
| OF the estate with he will ANNEXED Of
1t NICE GAlIlSON,
late of Wiudham, ia the couniy of Cumberland,
Widow deceased, ty giving bond a. he law d.
rects-Heh therefore Ieque T. 81 persons who are
indebted 10 the said decesseds estate tn max c
immediate payment and those who have any de
mapd, thereon to exhibit The same for set t.
| JOHN M. GALLisON,
J "i7a.-=a, Nov. 10, lsls
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NAy l. the subserb - haviug been appointed b,
il.c Hon. je e,nish BAILEY, t.q Judge of
Probate Sc. 10 e eise aud examine the eiaiins
,fcredtors 20 he e>tat9 .! JOHN DtChEH, late
OF i,ris' l. deceased. spres a ell nsoleeni do
lie eby give % tee ,tai INK monihs ne Ill ~ ed
t. sand c'el'tpls fobNig 10 aud y,ove their ain.
and hat we shoI attend hat - vice at the store
OF Stephen tofn.,n Aew-t asiie IN the = Mnu-
DAY at Feb uaf, s,eS rom Two 80 FIVE o'clock 4
NJ. and tle hrst Menday OF the five fono wing
MONTH.
81 PlitN COFFIN,
WiLLiAi HUojJN ~.
Neu-castie, jan. &c, io41
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

rkis haa" AT. tlts SECT ~ No,r. 1, is
ipp1rfani "a hear in mini that IA. c",,.titu
i,ons OF the states j have enumerated. fiom
Kentucky TO Alabama, were snrcessi,eiy pre-.
'eoted Ia Congress tor their spproba ton. aud
were all approved of by that body. The inier-
ence from this fact is una. oidahle, that they
were believed nv congress TO CONTAIN no ~ o.
visions Inconsistent With the constitution OF
the United States. Rnt. II any other than
whites are Z" he considered a. conpr ehen.i~d
within the clause Of the 4ih article Of thnt in
strmnent. the provisions "hich confined The
elective franchise aud The power OF bciny a.
iected, to free whites, aud expreS,iv excluded
negroes. are plainly at variance with the con
stttution. free negro, in New York has
the privilege OF n citizen. in voting at pnblic
elections hut he is denied chat privilege in
kentucky. and Ohio BY the .Nprpss words OF
their constitutions whicL co l.rrss has aoprov.
ed. II follows that an inter d'ctinn 10 the ne
groes OF equal privileges with the whites. has
been admitted bv that body even in the con.
stfntions OF the states north west of the Ohio
lay should not the construction Of the fede-
raj constii ntian Tins given. he allowed 10 ope-
rate in f,sour az Miss0urif Her constitutions,
II Is tue goes further, aud makes il iii, duty
o. the Legislature To pass such laws as may he
necessary to prevent the emigration of free
negroes; but the principle is The same, and il
persons OF this description are not consider ed
citizens, there can be no violation ofihe con
stitution. Ifhowever this provision at the Mis-.
souri, constitution must strictly no consider cd
as interfering. with that of the United States,
this may perhaps he deemed case in which a
condensation of one of it's articles ii eyer al
lowablc, might with some piopreiy be wink
cd at. The free negroes are Justly considered
as a great political evil i'm the states which
they chiefly inhast they are depraved in
their morals, debased in intellect. aud nnQual-
fled to perform the duties OF cilizSns Even
IN the " Tree states" they form dangerous
class of the community. and while in the res I
OF the Union-sireSnonS efforts are making TO
remove them cut of the country, it wonld
seem great hardship upon the people of Mis-.
sour, 1t they were not allowed TO close their
doors from the first against their entrance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10
MARITIME DEFENCE.

The works which the government of the u.
States are erecting at Old Point Comfort aud
the Rip Raps, are described as uncoramonly
extensive and commanding. Those upon the
point, or the main land. are so far advanced
us already TO present about 40 emhrasures,
nearly completed. Abont one mile from this
work is the extraordinary mound forming at
the Rip Raps. II consists of atone, bron. ht in
vessels from various pats, and emptipd Into
The water, one load upon another We uii-
derstnnd the mound is intended To form a
space OF four acres above the surface ot the
water. and that about one aud three eiGhtlis of
an acre already appear above the surface
4 small house is raised upon the mound TO
shelter the lahorers. IN case of foul weather.
The sand aud other al!uvial matter, works its
imbeds il. somewhat like the rocky pavement
will TINS in time, he firmly knitted together,
and will defy The utmost violence of the winds
and waves. An attempt will be made, il is
said to dig well in the midst of the mound I,
down into the earth, for the purpose OF sup.
plying fresh water TO The garrison.
We cannot trust ourselves with naming the
number of pieces of caunon which are 10 be
mounted on these works. We ale afraid we
should eXaggeratc them. But these fartifira.
tious will I've 80 strong as, with the assistance
of steam irigates, to render any attemrt of all
enemy 10 pass them extremely dangerous.
Tie Delaware a. has been down, il is said
nearly two years. The one abont TO be PM
down at Gosport may, il is supposed. in the
present state of the arrangements of The yard,
he launched in 10 or II mouths. or course,
this i'll depend upon the supply of cash from
the treasury of the United States. lCOmpiier.
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-, Rel Ohio Rirer Bottom IA Mark1t

TINE undersigned Offers for sale or exchange tiso
l. acres OF land. IN Greenmp county, Kentucky, bind
ug more than nile Ohio river. aud lies in square
compact f'im, three miles above The mouth OF Scuia
river, and The thriving OF Portsmouth, thirty six
miles below the mouth OF Rig Sanity rver-aboui 100
acres cleared which is iaTgeIwO story brick house
with i've fire places aud dry seliar under the whole
AWARDING delightful view up aud down The most
beantf" rivtr on earth" from the door where steam
boats and other craft almost continually passing.
There are on this faTm 200 apple trees OF we'll selected
grated frn'. which hogan TO hear in 1906 and nne
peach orchad the fruit trees thi. place have
failed to bear frutsnc they large enough 400
acres OF this land is the very first rate bottom, timber
walnut, Cherry, Sycamsre, Elm, Honey Locust, Beech
Ash Buckeye and Sugar tree the balance is second
lew grounds, heavily timberrd except about 90
sctes Salt made in several places in its neighbour
mood, aud no doubt of It's heng found this land as
tseTe Ste several Bnlian icks creek that passes
through II. would sell all half very mode.
rate terms exchange for lands a Within AZ miles
or less OF lin:bsnrg. The payments third in hand
and The balance III or annual .nsiaiments, with
deed OF trust On the land In all the payments
aiter The hfst Any proposition - purchase may Ice
made to Thomas u. King, living the land The
Undersigned; and propositions To exchange to the un
ders'sued only IN Franklin county, Va Any comrnui
cauoH TO me on this subject (pVst PAID will NEE,
pr"mpt attention.. BINJAMIN COOK.
81
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FYiy Negroes for SAFE

WILL be sold in tie ely of Richmond, the front
door OF the Eagle iusl, for ersi', on Uef0esday the
To the of Thomas Miller decd late Of the COUNT Of
Goochiand, consisting of men, women, children bows and
girls. J. u. FERGUSON. one of the
executors of Thomas Miller drt,asrd.
Sept. 30. 42..tds
The editors Of the LyncbbuTg Press and Petersburg
lnteligencer will please insert the above advertisement
Cds) aRd forward their accounts TO this Office for
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nnITIfkuE

OBITUARY. Communicated
parey this IF, wesStsiay morning the Ist inst of
hc prevailing bilious tv1, in the 7th year his age Mr.
PAitKE GLINN, of the huuse Of TO X. CHM X, Co of
IN noticing the death III. this truly valuable Young man
thus off in the flower OF his days and midst ofs
iinss, il is hut due truth and public ire to give
sketch 1T him lac tribute of respect Ia his
nimnry and y consolation his friends. The manifest
sOcitude for his Welfare which has been evnctd from IN,
Of This illness, and the deep regret expressed
since the melancholy ofhis tih prove J,w
In his manners ie gntle and nnssming, uniformly
cndavorng 10 contribute far his power plea
sures and amusrmens Of all around hm-thns rendering
hmsefa desirable companion fer all with whom he had th,
slightest acquaintance. How he beloved son and
brother the tears and of his relatives attest
ts reinainswere inferred with military horrors ON Thurs
day t' 2d inst by the Richmond Light Iuflntry Blue. ard
numerous procession ofhis friend, and citizens,
Departed this life the 26th umo in the 6otI wear of
his age Capt. JOSEPH HhDFN, of Fluvanua county wbo
having served his country in the revolutionary M se,e
raj campaigns IN the character of captain, mtrnlr
OF t- Virginia Convention, and for great number of wears
served the county in which he lived died. as one OF ITS
representatives in the State L"ll'rrc-,ed see tune
patriot for several Of his last years, exprncet mech
ton b' these Affections hut for and IL is
hoped they were not la vai hut produced the most
happy eifc,s IN preparing him his hing end
and leading him To ook alone Him, Tho trying hour
OF death can give support and nliion and i,ar death
otits sting and the ofits victory hoped thai he
died III the Tear and favor of his God, and
Dird on Saturday last, in the AID year OF her age Mrs
SOPHIA WOLFE, reliet of the late BENJAMIN Wolf, of
this ey She has loft eight children bewa er ire
parable loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10
ANOTHER BANK EXPLOSION.

HARTFORD, Nov. Give understand
that certain delicate facts have Just been
disclosed relating 10 the affairs of The u.
nited States Branch Bank a, M,ddletown,
and that in consequence. the Cashier, A.
W. MsgilI, is removed, aud s. p. Burn
ham is appointed in his stead.
Rumour makes the deficit about "a. 900
dollars Daiiy ADJ.
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One Hundred All FlnV DoNars Remnrd.

One Hundred an' Fifty Dollars Reward.
- ANAwAY from the subSeriber on tie morning of
~ the 23d October, negro nG1eh HENRY.
about 70 OF "a years Of age Of black compicJio1.
about Jeet7 inches nigh, If remarkably heaifhg&
TObEsf appearance he troTe of dTdb5 ig coat NTH
large cape, a LtHe 6roadctofh coat ho1espnn par
falcons Of an Olive color. ndrrow SriDed M
hat, double caSsd silver uatch nth brass chain
a large Key, and seal he carried on qRoRtffy of
clothes not at this time Tecoiksctea bg tie subscriber
he uhich he may apDedr-he rode bright b6g horse,
about Jeet high, or 10 pears oid.tuifh mite
tn his forehead and also or his nose short name,
h0UiHg he 0pPeGr0HcsO Of being coubed rubbed of
a short thick tai, PGces and racks peH.
He has obtained free poSs CATS himself Utitianl
Jones, says nc some times he Is going 10 1ter0Hdria
10 piSk hiS reiafioHs al ether times that he Is bar
Der residing in FTeaericksbnrg lie Is, / hare no
dobJf attempting 10 gefto PHILADELPHIA as he cress.
cd Jamts ,JVer on fhe pednesday after teGnfg home,
dt CarferSVf(c hshdd0 purse aiming about c20O
ia 1iaeTicaR gold, dHdsOme silver The a6oDe RsmOrd
tefb be ep,1y or the deUery of me nter60Hd horse
to me IN buckingham county, Worth Carolina ksIf
Dheis lodged R any JAIL ami Information gosn So
that Tgsf him again dHberdJ reuard Hitt be gitsa
jor me dehDeyy cfthe horse, and att necessary ca,
peRees paid.
ROBERT BRO DN>fY4
vspC,sbsr n, 81. D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

The session Of the supreme court, at Ufica,
closed on Saturday last. Among the important
causes argued before them ras one inpoiring the
raiidify Of the proceedings of the court maria' un
der general Steddyord. organized for the purpose
teefed, or refused" 10 go into The serr.ee of the
United States during the Mtfsr part IF the last
tcar. IN obedience 90 The orders of the gorernor or
tins state issued IN conformity to the requistios
Of the President IF the United States.
The fines Imposed by thnt body are supposed to
ercecd 100 600 dollars, and The number IF driis-
gueats amounted to nprards of 5000. TIE decis-
ion OF the court wiH probably be pronounced Gs
the neat term. IN. Y American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

NHaS Committed to Chesterfield Jail, on Abe IOlb Of
w July last, negro man who calls aims eli g EDRGE
BAKER, rs runaway, aud says be is moe anu came
from North Caroiins-datk complexion about II yeaTa
OF age, about six feet high and his upper teeth
out u any person owns such negro, he is requested
10 come aud prove MIN paS charges and take him away
otherwise he will be dealt with as the law directs
VIM CLARKE. High Sheriff * Jaor
November 10 81 WV. .
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RE WOFIL
November 10

ENLiAS REED has removed the Store recently
hL occupiedby Messrs. Lucse 4 Sizet, where he is
receiving and VIII cnn,inue 10 keep hand, a very
general assortment OF BOOTS, SHOES * HATS, made
10 order nom The hest manufactures at
DRAFTS at short sight on ST. Louie, Missouri, for
sale . above. AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

The celebrated Vrginisn, JOHN Tax
LoR, Esq. OF Caroline. has nov in i'c
p'ess al Richmond a new work, entitled
" Construction Construed, aud CoMstitsiors
ViHd,e0ied" FPhI Era,,k. err
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.

" IlVIl!-SNT-T- IJkVU Ut KIs.
ENHE subscribers having purchased the stock of the
late CALEB TAYLOR, offer foI sale the store &C.
cuped by bi, an extensive aud general assortment of
DRUGS MEDICINES, Of superior qualities, at the
Lowest market prces.... Orders nom merchants drug
g'ss and physicians will be promptly attended TO- and
particular attention paid 20 packing.
T.. 4 C YARNhLL & co.
No. - North Front Street, Philadelphia.
10th Mo. I?tb. A, oIs
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tfron fAe LoRaon Morria. Chroaieis.

GENIUS. z. -
What is Genius It's lame
kindl,ny all the human frame
It's ray that lights the eye,
Soft i'm iose-in battle high. -.
Ills the lightning of the mind,
unsub<iued aud undefined
Ills the Hood ti,s.t pours along T.!
The full. clear uleiody Of song;
Iii, The sacred boon Of Heaven,
To its choicest fsvorites given.
They Who feel can psut Il we'll.
What is Genius. BYRON, tell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

The North American Reuiew, published
at Boston, appears to us to BE Ly far tie best
and most promising production cjj the press
of that country, that has erer come 10 oiv
hands. 1t as ,criHen Nth great isu,1ung,
Sptt7f and ability, on great variety Of Sn5.
Jects /; and abounds w,M profound ard origi-
nal discussions on the most interesting topics.
The work as Of a poweUui and masc.it"e
character, and is decidedly superior TO on5
thing Of the k'ud that existed ia Europe
twenty gears ago. Edinb. Review.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

CLARKsBuRG, October 2i.-We mentioned in a late
paper murder committed by TIVE slaves their
master on the Ohio river. The names OF the slaves
were Nathan and Eiis-ihey were Caught, brought t,
Tyler Courthouse, and on last n,nfay tried aua
convicted. On the 18th day of November next they
VIII be hung. The name Of the gentleman murdered
was II. wilson. IH6. Pirsimiam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10

NOIlCE....A petition will he presented To the next
y General Assembly of this mouweaith, praying
the passage to authorize the Kicbond Turnpike
Company TO receive the additional tolls allow BY the
act passed the 18th OF Feb 1917 by obtaining ceia
cate from the Superior Court OF Law Of eurco, that
Tue road Is constructed according ITO the said act,
snch certificate TO he granted by either Of the said
courts upon the report of live ssionrrs any
three OF them to he by such court appointed ia like
manner as such appointment by that directed
10 be made by the county cuuri Of Henrico AMY.
The PresidtHt and Directors OF tie
Richnoad Turnpike Company.
November 10. siu2v