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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18
POE y,.!p!'l.R Y q
Mr.. SMILEY.

DIR. SHIRLEY,
received the following from friend thi
morning with request TO have il published
An early insertion will oblige Yrs. &c. r.
n Dream after heeying young lady sing " Eet
Jar aioay.n
| dreamt, ADD 10, an angel form
Stood watching by my bed,
She spread her silken wings aud rose,s
And hove,'d DER my head.
Light, light as air, the fairy form
Hung on the blue expansc,
And sweetly sung, while echoes rung,
AndspNtise fairies danc'd.
SONG. Z" Echo FAR AwAy.n
Soft, my love, soft be ihj slumbers,
While shines the pale moons ray,
While the n'shtingsies rich numbers,
Echoing, sweetly play.
Sleep, sleep my love till dswning day,
The gloom of night drives far away,
Cried Echo = FAR away"
May sorrow never dim thine eye,
Thy brow meier cleuded be,
Thy bosom, never heave sigh,
Thy heart, be light and free:
For I'll be true, and lend my ray,
To drive each sorrow far away
Cried Echo, far away
May happiness attend thee through
This world of woe and pain,
II one fond heart, that still is true
Can raise smile again.
Then cheer thee up, now dawns the day,
But I'll meier wander far away.
Cried Echo, - far away
| woke the sun was rising clear,
But still within my ravish'd ear,
Soft echoes gently seem'd to say,
- But I'll meier wander far away
The form seraphio hovers round nc still,
And guards me, surely guards from ey'ry III.
Berms~,ek, 5M 4pr,i, 1890. o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18
From The ". Y. Daily ldoe, User.
APPRENTICES LIBRARY.

An addres, has been publlshed.by CON
mttee from The Mechanics Socieiy, soliciting
donations Of books, maps, &c. Tor the formation
OF an " apprentices Library" 10 general
give noIhing-consinced by full experience
that our charities, in the aggregate, operate To
remove OF lessen the necessity OF labor, aad
thereby augment The evils ley are Intended
to diminish. But TO this appeal shall con
tribute 10 the extent OF my disposable means.
II comes in no exceptionable shape"---ll
asks no money for The support Of lazy conten-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18

Our readers who may not find in this days Ca
zette its usual variety Of matter, will not fequue
any apology from MS, after they have perused the
paper on our first page. Hitherto we hayc1lot'
deemed i; necessary to snimadvert on the abuse
for two months past copiousy heaped on tht
Representatives. from Maine, who opposed slaves.
~; but the structures ia the Argus Of the At
inst. evidently demand particular notice. 1t has
now become obvious to al that 50 far as the ahs
and upright Representative Of has district Is eoa<
cerned. the Missouri question Is bat the mee
pretext to effect ether aud Interior purposes, 20
do not assent to the opinion OF our cosrasp -
dent OF last week, as 10 the author Of tha slsc.s
lures alluded TO; subsequent evidence hzehg
identified another gentlemen, who, should lhis
paragraph chance to NEE, his eye, will ir.s'ssaiy
perceive the reasons why e Is not, a. t's,s ssa,
more particularly designated.
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THURSDAY, April. 6.

THURSDAY, APRIL 6.
4 bill for the relief OF .Moakc.y Lpon wa.
repofled and read as was bili 10 noofpo
rate HE General Convention OF the Baptist
Denomination in The D,Siroi Of Columbia for
esapgeiica and literary purposes :.
A biIl 10 protect Commerce and to puaid,
Psruey, was introduced by Mr. Dickenson
VEST INDIA TR.aDE.
On motion OF Dir King, tie senate nro.
ceeded 10 the consideration. OF ;he supplement
isry bill concerning Navigation"
0rThis bill contains three sections. Nv the
first, after day to be named, ali the provisions.
&c. OF the law of April 10, 1918, :. eoncerniag
Ndr,gafion,o are TO be extended TO Cese Breton.
81. Johns, Nemfoundland, and dependencies. the
bermuda Islands, the Baiamos. Caiees islands.
and all other British colonies, &C. in the ". In
dies, or in America, south OF the Goth deg Of N.
latitude. BY the I'd sec. no goods. &c. shall be
imported into the U. s. from any OF the colonies.
&c. above enumerated, except such only as are
truly and wholly Of the growth, &c. of the colo
ny, &c. where the same shall be laden, and from
whence such goods, &c. shall be directly i'm port
ed in the u. Sand all goods, &c. attempted to
be Imported, contrary to these provisions, are 10
he forfeited, together with the vessels. &c. The
Sd section provides for the recovery of forcitures
&c.
The provisions of the bill were advocated
by Messis Brown, King, of N. Y Macon.
Barbour, Otis, and Parrot. aud opposed by
Nessrs. Rugges and Wilson
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18

There is so much truth in the following re-.
marks ofMr. Randolph, on the eomprom'sf g,ps.
f,or. that we CAM iorbear publishing tnem IN
our paper. Perhaps our readers may MAKE al
application Of some Of these severe obser, atl5ns,
without travelling far of: we must confess iaat
.Iohn was hardly civil TO bestow so heavy a bav
upon those who had gone so far With him, as fas
Of our members, and who were Wiling togo %
much farther but still there Is truth in hs
inyeetiyc, which almost justiies its tart and
causic touch.
During the discussion, Mr.. H4lmts, avs The
editor o. the Franklin Herald, explained aah
grea grariis the grounds OF the report aud gu
of patriotism, was willing TO sacrifice somethm:
10th feeling, Of gcntlenen-that is, le was vii
ling % sacrifice the negroes and the rights OF ~
own constituents, that as all. fewas FOLLOWED
by ar. RANDOLPH, who, after ricicuIlns hs
com ,romise, said
Il knew these ,rould gire ray. They
were scared at their own dough faces
yes, they we're scared at their own dough
faces We had them, and if we had
wanted three more, we could have had
them yes, and if these had failed, "
could have had three more of these men
whose conscience and morality and r.
ligion extend to thirty-six degrees and
thirty minutes north latitude. You can
never find any diificultyin obtaining TIC
support Of men whose principles OF mo
rality and religion arc bounded c
thirty-six degrees and thirty minutes
north latitude"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18

PORTLAND. TUESDAY, APRIL IS. 1890.

Elections returns OF votes for Sena-
tors tender it probable that the following
gentlemen are elected -
In York, Hon. WILLIAM MoopY, Gen.
JOHN Mo'DoSALp, &. JOSIAH w. SEAyER. Esq.
In Cumberland. JosEpH f. FoxcRorT. Esq.
In Oxford, Doci. SAMUEL SMALL and JAMES
w. RIPLEY, Esq.
In Lincoln. Col. ERAsTus FooT, BENJamIH
Cu-HIyG and NATHANIEL GsFsH, Esq'rs.
In Keaaebec, TiMoTHY BouTELLE. E.q.
Hon. JOSHUA GAGE, and Hon JonN CHAN
DIR.
Ia Somerset. Gen. WILLIAM KENDALL, and
Hen jonv Moon.
IL PenoJscof, Hon. WILLIAM d. WILLiAm
sov.
The Constitution of Maine provides that va
lature from the candidates in the county where
such vacancy may happen; and that they be
taken from the candidates, who have received
the largest proportion of votes, equal to double
the number of the vacancies.
General KIEG has been elected chief magis-
trate of Maine, by an almost unanimous vote he
comes into power under advantages peculiarly
suspicious, to a cool and temperate discharge of
the duties ofthat Office we doubt not his admin
istration will be commensurate with the good o.
pinion which the unexampied unanimity ofhis
election pronounces, that the independent cleo
tors OF this state possess of his qualifications for
the hig station to which he has been called.
We regret that the senatorial elections have not
boo, I.l ,lxo a..1
but while we regret the effect, cannot but
rejoice that the failure is not owing to political
divisions on the contrary we attribute the great
variety OF candidates in almost every county, t.
the absence Of party zeal, zeal which, i.
is we'll known, collects aud binds the opinions
ton as the party may propose: and enlists the
interest, and passions OF men; and attracts them
with ma gnctcal influence TO a close adherence
to the dogmas of majority OF their sect. Thu,
we observe, in times of political excitement
when the struggle is severe, more obstinacy of
strength of parties, than where the minority is too
small Tor notice, too inert 10 be feared. The
diversity OF sentiment which the past election has
discovered to have been prevalent, shews the
Independence of feeling and thought which has
aetusted the public mind. We about en-
barking in a new vessel upon the POLITICAL ocean;
there are in the crew many men competent to
take the command, and to fill NE stations which
a prosperous navigation require each man has
selected those whom he most approved, without
submitting his opinions to the guidance of others
This produced dcsuItory mode Of election
which we apprehend will not take place again,
the men who shall be called 10 Office on this &C.
casion, will exhibit their qualifications for public
favour, in the very important duties which the
organization Of a new government must necessa-
rly require, aud the discharge Of those duties
will be with the people, their future passport to
Office or retirement.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-18

The committee appointed to receive dona'e s'
fol, the Apprentices Library, acknowledge Wv
receipt OF more than 200 volumes for this 'ar ~.
bic institution from gentlemen in this town. y.
are proud of this hberslty OF our citizens, bo'o !"
il regards the number of books and the 'npJ "a
tance and value Of the publications. we 'u.s
mention on some future occasion the donors nsu'
in connection with their gifts.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3

WEDNESDAY. APRIL D.
After dispcsing OF mass Of local bills aud
reports, the Sensle passed The 1920 Crit Lit
appropriation bill, Hi,h amendments which
were sent back 10 the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-18
IN SENATE.

mon DAY, JANUARY 10.
Sundry memorials and petitions were
presented and referred amongst them a
petition OF the Bauk of The Metropolis,
for a renewal OF their charter.
The Senate resumed tile consideration
OF the report Of the committee on Pen
sIons, made on the 9Th instant, against
the expediency Of revivlng ihe pension
act OF 1906, and coururred therein
The resolution oHered by Mr.. Van
Oyke or The 9th inst. was taken up and
agreed 10.
Mr. DickerSOn'S resolution for amending
The Constitution, WAS further postponed
10 WedneS !ay.
The cn&rossed bill establishing Cir
cunt Comr, in the District of Name, was
read the third time, passed, and sent TO
The other House.
TUESDAY, JANUARY IL.
The Seuaie, IN concurrence with a mo-
lion yesterday laid on HE table by Mr..
Roberts, changed The hour of meeting, for
the present, 10 ~ O'Clock.
The following written message was
received from The President OF the H..
nired States, by MIR j. J. Monroe
To the Senate of tie UInied States
In compliance Wiih Il resolution of The
Senate OF HE Goth OF January, 1919,
requesting me " 10 cause a report TO be
ldld before them, at their next session, OF
such facts as may he within the means
OF the Government 10 obtain, shew iny
how Tar II may be eXpedieui, or not, to
provide by law for cl9Ihing The army
with articles manufactured in Tie United
Siaies:" transmit report from iheSec-
rciary OF War, which, Win the accumpa.
miing documents, comprelends all tie
Information required hy HE Scbaie in
their resolution aforesaid.
JAMES MONROE.
washington January SM, 1920.
HE message was read. and, with the
documents, ordered to be printed
The Senate resumed, ~ M committee
Of The whole, Ihe bill from the House of
Representatives, il addition 10 The act
making appropriations for the Navy Tor
the year 1919.
Mr. Picasants, chairman of the Naval
committee, explained tie causes Which
produced iiiIs bill, and which made this
appropriation necessary, and took view
~ us details, 10 satisfy The Senate Of
their propriety alter which
The bill WAS ordered 10 third reading.
WED>EsDNY, JANUARY ~
Mr.. PicGSa,tS, lrOm The Naval commit
tee, made an nmlavorablc report on The
Pei'uun Of ThO@. Chapman, collector Tor
The rofi 81 Georgetown, 5. G. which was
read.
MIR. Smith. of s. G.. from tho committee
ON tic judiciary, reported bill 10 es'ab
llsh an uniform system Of Bankruptcy
throughout the u. States which was
read.
Tie Senate took ~ 4 resolution, sub
mined on tie 10Th iust. BY Mir. Jo6mon,
OF Lou. directing az enquiry iulo tie
cNprdIcucy 0i appointing Surveyor
GcncrnI Tor lhe STATE Of Louisiana, and
agreed thereto.
he Senate also took up and agreed 10
'he resolution altered by sir. J0hnsoD. Of
rs. on yesterday, respecting cenain al.
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LEGLSLAYTRE0P VIBGJNJA
EXTRACTS FROM rHE JOURNALS OF THE uotst
OF DElEGATtg

1''I'4''I' FI'V" TIE JUtHNALs OF TIE HOUSE
OF DELEGATES
iIiddy, JanrGry ia communication from
The Senate stated, that they had passed Tic
bilis " 10 increase The salary the iuspec-
Prince Edward :" aud " authOrizinv = sale n,
certain slaves belonging To the estate Of Dor
Tor Robert Berkeley deceased Also The bill
Changing the time Of holding snpctior courts
Of law for The conniics OF Madison aud Oiange.
ava ior olner purposes" with an amendment
~ which The House rOucurfed
w motion OF Mr. Crunp, ordered ilat The
select committee appointed yssiesday, ios ex-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-18

The Gov. Hawkins lett Vairaraiso 9th Oct
The schr. Amanda DAVIS, OF Baltimore, had az
lived there irom Llma aud was To sail in Ii
days after TOR Coquumbo-ship F;ying Fash,
rItch ,uuceTtain.-C. H. h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-18
The telegraph ofSt. Jaso dc Chilli, on the
3Oih rot Anc. has ih;s paras raph


3Oih OF Anc, has THIS paras raph
SPANISH JUSTICE.
hitherto from the conquest ct America, mu-
III now, the Npasish government has treated
u> Win so mach mGgharirIity. that of one hun-
d'ed and seventy NiceroHs appointed IA the
colonies. one hundred and siNiy IN have been
Europeans, aud ouly tour Americans )! i--nnd
OF six hundred ard Two Cariain>-G,net.
Al, Presidents. &c. tive hundred and eighty
eight were Europeans, aud omi, iouIt,em a.
merlcans -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-18
SPAIN.

Letters from Madrid to the 5th of Novem-
Der, have been received Another revolution
IN the ministry had taksnpace. The celebrat
Ell Losuno Torres who has uaiIe 4 ti.ure 9, dis-
tingushed tor several years. has at leHgIh fall
len from the hi.h station of" minister at grace
and justice" The minister of the fn.nc,s
iinaz, has been also reno, ed. and thisnew iurn
OF Inc wheel has brought Antoaio Gonzales Sci
mon into 'he charge at tie finances this i,
The brother IN Law of Don ORis No minister
had left Madrid tor Ameiica. nor was such "A
missios ever expected To take rlace before
August. 1870 q theR. The disease had disap-
reared at Cad'z; but distress pervaded all
Spain commerce aud agriculture all paraI,z-
ed. ay,or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-18

NEW YORK, January IL "A letter from Car
hugend suites that cith the ercepiion of th,t
place and Santa Diurika all tie Other prorinces
an The interior Of UonpOr are alread, Ia the pou,-
er Of Bolirar. His force consists of about - O0O
men Martidi idic mas been proclaimed at { ayiha.
gend, and Foreigners Obliged TO pau so dollars
ne kiy. Gen. tairada and about 400 men hare
been tdhen prisoners at Popdyaii the rioie lror
ince hdring risen IN faror Of the IndepenIents.
We learn from JdDiaicd papers that CAPTAIN
Chttty and cre,c Of The insurgent priratee Liber-
tador, consisting Of Il motley groupe OF uhites.
iRdidns mWmt0eS, SdniGoes and hidcks ,rer,,
brought cetore he magistrates Of Kingston on the
ZOth 81 N0reiaber, Intercepted and sent to jaii
ny an order from he governor subsequently they
hdre al been h6trdted and ordered o1 the island
ercept captain Chilly and one Of his officers: John
Graham, who are 10 be tried for acts Of piracy on
the high seas.
The tdtest Intelligence from Commodore Au,v.
tgt Tam at Old Providence, Tith nine prirdteers
rafting The arirdl Of tTO briggs iron, Ne,p Orleans
when Il u said h. is to attack the Spanish ports
near the Bay Of Honduras His Rett consists of
The briggs Congress 10 guns Mrs, IA: Beilo-
ma, s SchoOners Creole 3 Isabella !: E,aDress
2; LIE Gemriere. q and feiucca Diana 2. he
'ras engaged an fitting the brig EttriJuno to be
added to his squadron.
Letters from Porto Beiio, dated in Norember
gre feiTttte account Of The situation OF the En-
giish prisoners tch0m M'Grrg0r deserted Then
are compelled to tabor hdTd from sunrise 10 s,uyY
are fed WHh miserable toad In consequence of
Their treatment they Uere perishing duiiy Oj
The original number. bit 80 are aiire one hair or
Whom are IA the hosDitai fDai. ADJ
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LATE OMVALpARAftsn,3

me ship Gov Hawkins, Carr ,iate Coffin
fron EaP"r"iso, bound TO Philadelphia. artiv-
Ell ~ Hampton Roads. 10th inst. ~ passen-
Annapolis, information is received tl,t liz 60
bdrg0 al valparaiso was raised 9th Sept. and
me Ch'Ilah beet uudtr Lord Cochranc. saile,i
iZth sept WIN determination 10 DESTROY the
spanish Meet at Lima, being Supplied With a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-18

BALTIMORE, January 10 ....Accouri, from
the Maine. by vessel arrived ~ st. Thomas
December Is, state That General Boltvar q,
the mead OF rs ,oQ0 well disciplined men, wer,
nhfch'nS ratidIy on caracas, at which place
general MOiiilO had btit 900 10 oppo,e linn
The downfall OF That sanguiuary chieftain.
the independence OF Nenezucla, may be con.
sidefed as established. Lia, Dec.
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TIE pJiGRIajc

CARLisLE penn jan. u -The citizens Of Carlisle
' no "ruo. teGoi'eci gang Of Dirt, squslid
lures, who passed through some years ato caiityr
themselves Pilgrims, and stating that tliey were ON
,heii way to the PTOMi.ef LaRd.-By the following
dcCpuh', winch we copy ffnm The 81 Christian watch
man TIE reader viii dud that their yilgrimdge did
mol Urn ont s. happy tbsJ led to believe Dy the
Ihp'siof who ST. led himseifthef lest. Whst'evsry
''shu 70 humanity cannot but deplore their misfor
iuhts yet anIrds auoihet sauiaTy lesson TO those
Wh' depart from the faith OF their fathers to seek
strange gods"
Ettrgct " tsfter from gentlemen in the interior
., We" 10rh, To u Jyiend tn the Uicinity Of Cay.
Fasting near Dry den, was induced to enquire AFTER
news H"ih the" Pilgrims" VINO we're visited az their
escanpnrnt IN that town hy ~. Chase n,issionaty
Magazine year ago.
was told that tiier prophet led them ar westward
70 ine AtRbany river, where lHey TOOK large boat
ahd went down that rIseT ~ search ofthe promised
ionh TO winch Their pretended prophet vas conduct
lbg iseD that on tirr Arrival at certain island trey
ulsembaIsed aud The prophet began to penetrate the
soil with his staff TO discover IL there were any indca
lohs o. lheH appIoach 10 his utopian Canaan tie
al length announced hrs deindrd followers this
and was ~ vey deed the sought for land iu proof of
"hich, his sial, Wbich he left the ground wond al
gwen hour, put forth bids, and blossom, bus iItaf
IVA " ldhh, - ana Sc X the Lord" They accordingly
looA the boat, together With all the provisions aud
money (oi both which they had picked up consider
We qnan'iy on the road.) aud departed leaving the
resi- 'be parry, augmented To- about 20 persons on
lne island to vail the issue of the prophets miracle
,"e RlFeh sour however vent ny, and the prophets
siNn remained but barren stick. Neither bad nor
"'VssoH' F'nphet nor priest, appeared but what Is
sun worse. tbeJ had neither bread meat nor the
means Oi procuring either.
W this distressing situation they remained during
tb'ee wbo!e days, When they we're pr09dcnuaiiy dis
covered and taken np some passing boats. krtber
piopbet nor priest have been heard Of and the
phefim| made the best Of their way to their several
homes.
F0f the suibenticily ofths acconat canuof youch
iurhef than t. saJ that heard % related Ui,bin fet
miles 81 I've place who're mr. Cbsse saw thsin and
where The ptopbet acquired several new follower
some g, whom, I was informed, have teiutned TO-
| Tell their own giusbie story. tRepRbucua
PARts. iyemker ep.-The Mont. mr. annonores that
his Naics has paFd0aed all tie persons banishrd fg,
france. have not tried and condemned mar
oHtRmace, excepting those who voted fof The death Of
LeHis XVI.
Norg.-Ws believe that those only gho we're includ
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''it fNtNtNl MONENI.
reri the pen ot Rr. ucNtcOmsty, OF Sheffield
AZ every nomtnt, every breath,
Lie uemblrs ON the brink Of death
taper's hape, that upward tnrns,
while downward 10 the dual il ourn..
A moment Hs,i"i ~ us to bIrth,
Heirs ~ the commonwealth of earth;
Moment by moTnrat years ate past
And one ere long viii be our last.
'rwixt That which struck US into light
Aud thAi which shall eclipse IL NIGHT
There 20 point no eye can see,
Yet on IL bangs eternity.
God for our portion then we chuse,
or HIM for ever then refuse;
where 10 that psint OF woe or bliss,
Cane byf-io come mo, here Ills this.
This is the moment, which begins
Noe let us cast away our sins:
This is the moment, as IL ends,
Our pain or paradise depends.
The past is fed, the future not;
The present is our utmost let
oh, God hencefrrih our hearts incline
To seek no Other way bnt thine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22
TRUST ,S1LE

I'VE subscriber, by virtue Of certain deeds trusi
Il executed to HIM and John X. Jones, tOw deceased
by h"ber Campbell, for the security and indenHIdca.
uon Of Lachariah Brooks, will, the iOth day OF
HcOrRary Heu, 1T IL o'clock, A NJ. al the front Uuor
oi the Eagle Hotel, IL the city of RchmOpd expose
TOT SAFE, ~ puh'lc auction, for ready money fol
Loving VALUABLE PROPERTY One tract of LAND
hlAg ana Deis IN the county 81 jefferson and state u
hentnchy, on the south side OF the Ohio river
a"out sixty miles bsOw the falls, containing 100
aITes-DHe other Tract, CONTRASTING 10, 900 acres of
iand yiag ana being IN the county of Bourbon, state
~ Nentucsy, ON the north side Of the north fork Of
Kentucky Tiver.-One other Tract OF Land, contain.
ing 3uOo acres, bing Ia the same state and on
tue uoith tork OF Kentucky Tver.-Also eight undvid-
en twenty seVehih parts of of ~ 600 of
land yins IN the county of Kanawha slate ofVTgnia
between The waters o' Great aud Little Kanawha rivers
Also, one OtheT irdct containing 557 of land IN
The same c"nny, about two niles rom the courthouse
Also, one other Tract containing So acres land in
the same conSty al the mouth of Loop creek including
the SAT- iick-A'so, one other Tract containing SIX
acres OF ad, IN the same county The Small Gravel
isiahu at tie lower end Of Carr ols Island including
the salt spring on the SAID Island-Aiso, other
Tract containing 1915 acres, the waters OF Blue
stone, IN the county Of Giles.-Aso other Tract
containing 1850 acres of land, in the county of Ran.
dnlpb, on The waters OF Rearing much Of
said lands as may be necessary satisfy sundry
table mites aud debts and the objects said
mentioned III said deeds, aud the costs and charge.
attending the execution of The said trust.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE. suTv'g Trustee.
The above sale will he conducted by hessrs. W. c.
q. Clarke. IL. A. CLAIBORNE, Surv'g Trustee.
Ieh i. 71..tds