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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06
Portland, Saturday, June 3, 1920
GENERAL ELECTION.

About 10 O'clock on Wednesday MORN
ing the President of the Convention, the
Governor elect, arrived in town, attended
by two troops of cavalry and caval-
cade ofcitizens, and after passing through
the principal streets, was escorted to the
State House. The Legislature was as
sembled, and the President of the Con-
vention soon afterwards administered to
the members the oaths required by the
constitution. The Senate then made
choice of the Hon. JOHN CHANDLER, of
Monmouth, as President of that body,
and appointed EBEsEzER HERRlcK, Esq.
Of Bowdoinham, Secretary. The House
of Representatives unanimously elected
Judge AMEs, of Bath, Speaker, and J. l..
CHILD, Esq. of Augusta, Clerk OF the
House.
About ! o'clock the Legislature, ac-
companied by the President Of the Con-
vention, the officers of government and
members of Congress from this State,
we're taken by military escort, consist
ing of one company of riAemen and two
of infantry, to the Westinghouse Of the
first parish, where some musical pieces
were tastefully performed by the Bee
thoven Society, and very fervent, appro-
pirate, and eloquent prayers were offered
to the Ruler of the Universe by the Rev.
Mr.. NICHOLS, of this'town, and the favor
of Deity was humbly invoked upon the
commencement and progress of this new
government. The Westinghouse was
thronged and the galleries we're tastefully
decorated with the beauty and fashion
of Portland and the vicinity. The day
began with showers, but towards noon,
the weather became pleasant, and passed
off to the satisfaction of our citizens and
a large collection of strangers.
We annex list of the Governor and
Counsellors, who were chosen on Thurs
day, together with the members of both
branches of the Legislature.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06
PRIZES.
First drawn Blank, first day, :

Ore thousand numbers will be considered days
drawing, aud the Stationary Prizes determined ac-
cofdingiy.
PRIzEs above one hundred dollars will be paid
in sixty days. aud all Others in thirty days sitei
the drawing shalt be completed, in bills generally
current in this Commonwealth.
The DRAWING will commence in Boston, Oh
the eth day Of June next. asi will be completed
with despatch.
JAMES s. DWIGHT,
SAMUEL LATHROP, ,,,,,c.r,
JOSIAH ID. WHITNEY
SAMUEL HENSHAW. }
TIcxErs and QUARTERS in the above Lottery
ARE FOH sAiEB
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
n the Portland Bookstore.
No @ Merchants Row.
N. B-Orders from any part OF the State Of
Maine. enclosing cash, fpos, paid) for any nuinbef
Of Tickets in the above Lottery, viii be attended
to.-Prize Tickets received as ca,h.
May so.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06

ALL CASH PRIZES.
Ipss THAN TWO BLANKS TO PRIZE, AND NO
DEDUCTION.
STATIONARY PRIZES.
first drawn $50 blanks, mot entitled TO other
Stationary Pr,zes) will be ent'tledt
dollars each.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06
SPRINGFIELD BRIDGELOTTERY.
surNr OF THE NINTH CLASS.
ALL CASH PRIZES.

,o9s 5000 TICKETS at s. each sac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

TRUST SAIE.

TINE subscriber, by virtue of certain deeds Of trus
IL executed 10 him and John r. Jones, deceased,
by Robert Campbell for The security aud indemnifca.
ton OF Lachariah Brooks, will, the letk day Of
February nert, at IL o'clock, A ~. at the front door
OF the Eagle Hotel, iR the city of Richmond, expose
for sale by public auction, for ready money the fol-
lowing VALUABLE PROPERTY :-One tract OF LAND
lying and being In the county ofJefeTson and Of
Kentucky, ON the south east side of the Ohio river
about sixty miles below the falls, containing IOO
hcres.-Oae other Tract, coniaiping 10000 acres
land lying and being in The county OF Bourbon, state
at Kentucky on the north side of the north fork Of
Kentucky river.-OHe Othe1 Tract Of Land, contain.
ing 1900 acres, Wing in the and county,
the north foIk of Kentucky rveTAlso eight undvid.
ed twentyseventh paris of tract of ri 900 OF
land, lying in the county Of Eamawba stale ofVgnia
between the waters ofGfea and Little Kanawha
Also, ore OAeT Tract containing 557 OF land
the same county about two miles from the
Also, one other Tract containing 81 OF land
the same county at the month Of Loop creek including
the salt liCk-Also, one other Tract containing six
ofland, in the same County the Small Gravel
Island at the lower eud Of CarIolis Island including
the salt spring the said isiand.-Also one other
Tract containing 1918 acres, the waters Of Blue.
stone, IN the county of Ges.-Aiso, other Tract
containing 1850 OF land i'll the county OF Ran.
doiph, on the waters OF Roaring creek: much
said lands as may be necessary to satisfy sundTy
TABLE notes and debts and the objects the said
mentioned III said deeds, and the costs char
attending the execution of the said trust.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Surv'g Trustee.
The above Saie>wili be conducted by MessTs. ". c.
& g. Clarke. II. A. CLAIBORNE, Surv'g Trustee.
Jan. 1. 7I,.tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
~ <sss.Li5nis.--.-
CONGRESS.

[Reported Jor he National InfelIigencer
s.-'....s.
DEBATE IN The SENATE,
ON THE UNION OF MAINE AND MISSOURI
CONT - IlEn
FR{UAY. J1NGNKI I3.


CONTINUED
FRIUdY, J5NU8Ry Is.
Mr.. LOGAN, OF Kentucky, explained
the views which had influenced him, as
one OF the select committee, 10 report the
amendment. II was to come nj d clear
and distinct view of the merits Of The
question embraced by the bill and amend.
meni; TO sbew, by placing them side by
side, THAT the same rule must be applied
10 both thai 10 greater right existed TO
impose Onerous CONDITIONS on The one
Than on The other OF these territories. II,
said he, gentlemen will come across my
boundary 10 affect my property, wish
TO look over OH the other side and see
how they stand. He was opposed TO The
TecOmnilmeni, which he conceived Who'll
~ unnecessary, inasmuch as there WAS
substantive proposition now before The
Senate, and II would be made NO plaiuer
by rccOmmilmenl, which would IN fact
ouiy be 10 consume lime unnecessarily,
&c.
Mr.. SMITH, Of South Carolina, rose,
principally, Ire said, with view of an.
swerIng some enquiries which had been
made by the gentleman from Rhode ISL
and, tMr. Burrill,) but, as lie perceived
him 10 be absent from his seat, I've wOnd
advert 10 some observations Of The gen.
ileman from Massachusetts, (Mf. Mrllen)
WHO had misroncelv0d his arguments OF,
yesterday. That gentleman seemed 10
think that he had conceded tie power OF
Congress 10 Impose restrictions or The
new states about 10 be admitted. From
Tie difficulty Oi bearing, which existed
~ thai ball, The gentleman might have
entertained that opinion, but IT was incOr-
rect; his observations went no farther
than 20 make a distinction between HE
claims of Missouri aud Maine The
| claim OF Missouri, Under tie treaty ol
cesslon, was absolute and unconditional
! that OF Maine was not; il depended 0u
| The consent Of Congress aud il rcstric.
tons could be imposed, /, was or Mam,
aud not on missouri; because ihe lane
was not under ihe couiroI Os Congress
pnt depended solely OH her maturity iO
admission, when the right could NOT b.
denied her. but cogid bcwilhhcld enlirel,
fru,a Maine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
E5xarFzxzsx lszsS

t7Tbe ENQUIRER Is published twice week, gene
rally aud three tires week du1ug the session OF the
yat legislature The sase rs heretofore, ri0c
Doi,trS radnun, payable IN advance Notes Of Char
MISUNDERSTANDING HAMS, (oAiy) will be received in
payInrit The Editor will guarantee tue safety OF
renting them by mail the postage OF all letters bsag
paid b the writers.
tTSo paper viii he discontinued bat at tue discre-
op othe Editor until all atedrages have been paid w.
tJyhoeveT will guarantee tie neht OF niue papers,
shaii,eceve a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
tTDne SquGre-FsrSt Insertion, IS centS-each
continuance, so cents.
.,.No Advertisement Inserted until it mas either
been for, assumed by some person ia fhis city
lam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
Moyshors .SoLe or Int, Siorcs &C. 6.c

MaTShdFS Sale If Lots, .Si0UeS, Sc. SC.
10y virtue OF a decree of the superior OC chan
~ Gerry for the RiChmend district, pronounced
the z2d June, 1910 in cause therein depending he
plaintiff aud john J. Weub, Jededsb Allen, aud 9th
es, defendansWill he sold to the highest bidder al
public auction, for cash, HORddy the 2sth dnV Of
the PffSent month, (EsbTNGTg,I on the premises at
street one Of which binds upon street and the other
IN the rear thereof, adjoining the office Of the United
states BAnk aud now ~ the possession Of tie said
Jedediah Allen.
the same place and upon like terms, all the HOUSE
HOLD q KITCHEN FURNITURE belonging the
said Allen. consisting Of tables chairs, setees,
silver plate, &c. one chest % drawers. for beds aud
furniture, aud many other aflicrs.-Aso all sad Aliens
STOCK IN TRADE, consisting Df boots, shoes skins,
leather, &C. as mentioned deed filed exhibit
In this cause together with said Aliens Interest in
ship JOi"3 id01H, being Gyenneteeuths Of Que third
said ship.
4kso, at me same time avd yfGoe, all the HOUSE.
HOLD XII CHEN FURNITURE Of John J. Werili,
as mentioned IN another deed filed IN said Csrse an
exhibit together with his stock Of horses, cattle aud
boes-eigs, carts and drays, with their harness.
Ind ON " e6HcSd0u, The GTSt dun Of Rfarcii neat
will he sold at public auction the highest bidder
for cash, IN ~ The Eagle Hotel the fUiiowiug
SLAVES, the property Of the said Alien, TO wit Neli,
Fanny, and Mafia-Also, Ned, Peggy aud child Nancy
aud Francis aud Sally her cbildieu ard Lucy, the
). GUEEHANT, II. S. c. c. X. y.
Feb. >. S5..tos
| h1OIlCE....Eii persons having oIams aaaiSst h,
| J. estate of ~. WILLIAM " ARDLhW, decreased
VIII present them properly authenticated Tor payment
aud those indebted the estate are hereby car
delay as possible.
| JOHN a. FusrAcp,
| ErecHfor Of Doctor I'm. y e,dtaH, acceased.
1 November 20. ss.wf2v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

L EFT this forenoon IN the --- house, south
1L side Of the BASIN, double cased GOLD WATCH,
patent lever, maintaining power, capped, ten Jewels
with Il second hand, name VIM. Hunter, Liverpool,
No. iSI7-attached TO said watch was a gold chain
seal aud hey; the chain has three strands the middle
one OF linked wire, aud very strong the other two
are composed of small nat links-the seal has two
pigeons. their bills joined, with ball egg between
tbeuIthe key is small aud that which connects
the screwef and pipe is in form Of ring.... wilgve
the above reward delivery Of the watch appen
dases, or in proportion for any part.
JAMES RITCHlE.
'"h v. LOT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
The .foliowing Real Estate, in Richmond.
- EVEN LOTS in Adams's Valley, distinguished on a
~ plan made by Richard Ysung, I7lh June IsI 8 as
Nos. !, 2, ga, s, 10 aud IL.
ONE LOT, fronting forty four feet en- D street and
running back l2O feet TO Dock street. aud adjoining the
lot of Robert Gamble, Esq.
Aud one uDdivided third part Of TWO LOTS, each
having front Of 10 feet the Cross opposite
To tie Bell Tavern, and in depth about 90 feet
bounded on the north by the property Of Messrs Ellis
x Allan.
For terms apply to Messrs. Camhreling & Pearson,
New York, JOHN @. SMITH, Richmond.
Jan. 20. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
Land an Po,vhatau fD,. S0Ie-

Land an POtChataIt i'm safe.
THE subscriber wishes dispose 500 acres Of
n LAND, lying IN the upper end Of the county OF
POwhatan, being part OF the tract which he re-
sides The greater part OF the above land III Noods
and some OF it first tobacc land. uo one il is
presumed will purchase without first viewing it, far.
tber description is deemed unnecessary.
KENNY SKIPwrTH.
Powhatan, May II. 7..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

VafnabLe Stuck Of Groceries ut Il uction.
WE Subscriber intending decline his present busi.
ness, VIII on UOHdQy, tie lIth inst. (Feb'y) at 10
OoIOck sen at auction, under the Of OILS
DnnloP q Co his entire stock of GROCERIES, con.
ssths OF general and valuable assortment together
WIN staAd casks, weights, scales and iheasures-one
par patent balances, drawing 1000 pOunds-an iron
chest, aud mahogany writing desk.
Also, the three story BRlCE STORE HOUSE at pre-
sehl occupied by binI. The house is newly built aud
conveniently arranged for business-amd the stand as
oesiIatIe as any for Ike grocery business.
-, JOSHUA CRUMP.
II Terms liberal and made known on the day Of
sale. Feb V'i W o. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
lNFORMATION IVANTFO =

--..... IItIVltNIF TUN WANTED.
NY Elk VI years past certain man by the game Of
- ISIeeE nd"' came over rom Europe TO this cUun
tfy, aud settled ~ Baltimore MARYLAND. Duriur which
nne be carried on the mercantile business III had
"tu IepOfetD lie At Length became possessed NJ con
ue'"De propeIty.-AbOnt twenty years ago he sailed
,."ni baltimore Tor European purt. aud since
nl'n period no satisfactory intelligence respecting
"ln has been received
no. subscriber has been informed ny varisns sources
~ curse of last vear) that there had heen man
ID c,vs name IN Tennessee, where he had puTchas
,rors 80 I"nle landed property lie returned 10 Bau
that city. WI E"'oPe' 'edV'hg also properly ~
only sgy,oloer has jutt right 10 believe he is his
ibsutfni lHR Tighful heir; aud will I've extremely
r0ucerns 80 dhy Information respecting him, or his
hiut an hef ~ Blnpre or tennessee directed to
'sH'ohs Post Office, Brunswick county Va.
f1f ybo .., ISRAEL mAUS.
S,stss s printers of all The Newspapers IN the Uued
two IN IT,, telueHed Ia give the above an insertion or
teqntfes IT,. '' P"Pe''' - '"e cause " humanity
Feb. 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
" hNAWAf from the subscriber some time abOuttbe
- lalieI end Of August last, negro man named
oNDEho abont Nifty years Of aee-performs lOera.
ny wei, on the vion.-i purchased him IN Jan. 1919,
81 Mt. Samuel G. Adams OF Richmond.-He Is snp,
poseu 10 De lurking ~ the neghborhood ola mr. war
sS ,h Jsues City county, who his wife, will
delivery TO me IN Manchester
Manchester, Feb g. AZ II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

w gwen tof appteleuding aud delivering to NE
yeat, - black hos, about sixteen or seventeen
mad sEsN t rect three 5f four inches hish stout
rens,ttI,"S MS lore Teeth when speaking nat nose
of dn,n,'y sioyehiy in biz appearance his clothing
parto,suc Nooitn cloth toumdahout Jacket vest aud
In "sa'oons 1t is probable he ma, tc s.i Ind ~,
liors t.oibood of FHe Cresk. (whetc he has ,ea
VIE ara y,IS about tie Heiehp"f1ood of Mechanics
FEB, s. ''N'uoho' SANtLL D.. PARSONS.
sG..U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
SAG. FOR LONDON,
SSTss,& To the address Of Mes

t;iILit * Son, with the liberty Of consignment, the
suhnntiai fast saiiing brig FAIRY, Thomas knup,
IN aier bnrthen 400 bhds. is now loading at Warwick
autwiiI he ready sail In short time. For freight
or iassase, apply 10 WILLIAM GtLLIArT. or
SCOTT, IRWIN " co.
7I..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
PnOHlBITORY DUTIES.
OHcHii Report. .

Letter from the Secretary of tho Treasury,
transmitting TO Congress report on the
subject of prohibiting the importation of
Cotton, WOOlIen, and Iron Manufactures,
and his opinion of the effect such prObbi-
ton will have OH the Revenue of the United
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

NOTE.
inc Treasury records do not afford any
means OF ascertainng the amount of duties,
SO as to distinguish woollens froia the va
rious descriptions Of cottons, whether from
India or Europe; nor OF cotton yarns from
cotton piece goods
Treasury Department,
Registers Office, 6M IAN 1920.
JOSEPH NOURSE Res;s,er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

70 lie NembcrS of' The Vifgia,u .yOciefy JOr vr0.
gTo,iRg Agricultural"
{ -" tttAI COCAE having declined the appoint.
- ln,ht " President Of our Society, the duties Of
.nat on g. ~ oH rn'e devoive bpon me, until another
election ia December nest. In consequence thereof
dhu hhdIng u To he Tie general wish that a special
meeting should he called practicable thereby
request that you will attend The Eagle IIote in the
uIty OF kicbnond, on SdtH'dag EDeHi'lg neat, the
IZth i1St at half after 1--WE oeIoLkThe object Of the
ineetlhg IS, to consult on the propreIy Of peoniug
congress ~ opposition to The scheme Of imposing adj
duohhl dulles upon foreign commodities.
JAMES NJ. GARNETT. Vice President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

4 LII persons havihg claims against JOS. DhRMS.
~ TADr, dec. are requested TO make them known
DANIEL CALL, EX'sr
of Joseph Darmsiadt, dec.
. Teb. 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
ADVERTISEMENT

THE SWAN TAVERN in this city, has been leased
A by the subscriber for a term OF years, and is
under his management. His friends and the public
who may favor him with their pany, may be
ed OF his utmost exeriions 10 afford them comfortable
accommodations.
Attached 10 the premises is an excellent STABLE
which shall be at all times well furnished.
Dec. rs. 69..u ARCH. ROBERTSON-
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District IF Virginia, to ,oit:
s"s PEit remembered, that, on the
SEAL.- D twenty-seventh day of Decem-
I<A. a.. A.. r. A. "A.

District IF Virginia, to soi:
s-""s.. EDEit remembered, that, on the
Zeal. = twenty seventh day of Decem-
s,.s..- Der, in the forty-fourih year of the
Independence of the United States of Ameri.
ga WILLIAM MUNFoRD, OF the said District,
hs deposited in this Office, the title of Book
tbright whereof he claims as author, in the
wtds following, TO witt" A General Index
tothe Virginian Law Authorities, reported by
WASHINGTON, CALL, HENING and MUNFoRD
.icntly, and MuNFORD separately with
ntes.-In Que vOiume.-By WILLIAM Nun
rRD."-In conformity to tile act of the Con-
CESS of the United States, entitled, An act
tr the encouragement o learning, by securing
tie copies otmaps, charts and books, TO the an
tors aud proprieiors OF snch copies during
re times therein mentioned"
RD. JEFFRIES, Clerk
of the District Of Virginia.
n. B. The above work is JUST published =
f. sale al VIM. H. Fitzwhylsonn's bookstore,
Richmond, and by Peter Eppes at the Capt.
ti-Price Sole contains ali the POINTS OF
NV In the reports aforementioned arranged
nder proper titles in alphabetical order, with
pies referring to conflicting or explanatory
'ecsions, and acis of the General Assembly,
specially To such parts of the NEW REVISED
CODE, as have i'll ANY respect changed The lag,
'reviously settled sy the CoUI, Of Appeals.
WIN. MUNFORD.
Richmond, Jan. 25. Sl..i2t
CoGee, Sugar, .Spanish Hides, sc.
so Bags frime GREEN COFFEE
10 Kinds. do. ST. CroIx SUGAR
20 do. I'd quality DO.
1000 spanish on HIDES
10 BaTfels TANNERS Oil,
md will be landed to-day from the schs. Hamlet
from Philadelphia
40 Hhes good RYE WBiSKEYa
30 Barrels do. do.
FOR sALRLow ny
RALSToN * PLEASANIs.
] october %. IS..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

NOTICE is hereby given to the debtors aud credit
~ orSof Heron Sinton * Go. aud c. J. Macmurdu hat
Ivy virtue III deeds of trust aud powers OF attorney
irrevncabe, exesuied by them respectively, shall
proceed either IN person by attorney. To wiuu up
the affairs of tue said Two concerns without deiay.
PATRICK GIBSON,
Jan. o. Tiff JOHN g BLAIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

X. 8. II. Ne,ison & Go.
III AVE just received a general assortment Of SEA
SoNABLE GOODS. Dec. o. 62..u
NJ Ofli rhe subscriber has convey ed the whole
ofhis remaining estate, both real aud personal to
Mr. Patrick Gibson aud Mr.. John Il, BAR by deed Of
trust dated The l4lh ut. aud for the purposes therein
expressed. c. J. MACMURDo.
Jan. 4. II IF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
4 SETTLEMENT

" fhr On''es arising, on Imported Merchandise
pdsiBg an airdiors.n dufy of p Der cent d, .ou
June. 1919 Of u,sich Uo,iiens and Cotton,
torn almost The trcisire articles, for the vea,,
iSi5, 1916. 1917 and 1918 Uith tke amount Of
IJra'rback annually pad on re erportutioa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

A COLLECTOR WANTED.
ENHE subscriber wishes contract with some active
ahd dllsent collector, for The collection Of the
claims OF the Mutual Assurance Society in the counties
OF Cumberland, Buckingham, Powbatan aud Prince
Eu"ard-Bpnd and good security Hill required for
tue ilnu discharge or the undertaking. farther
particulars, enquire my letter, ar IN person of
JAMES RAWLINGS, T.. a. NJ. A. S.
-'"o' S7..3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

Ibe fsliocpe splendid apc.rophs to the celebrated
b"rSes "f L'sippus, rensved by Donaparte ftoni We
NEE, aud siuce Restored by the Allies Is poen, b,
Ars. He'naus ali - The restoration of the works o
ant to Italy," IN y l,or.
g Proud racers OF the Sun to fancy's thought
kuin,ng with spirit, frnm his essence caught
No mortal hitlh We Aeem-hu, formed To bear
Heavens tar Of triumph thru the realm, of air
10 range uucuih'd The path:ess fields ~ space
The winds your rivals 10 the gorons race
Traverse e'nprreal sphrtes with buo, ant feet
free as the z phJr as tue shut-star fleet
Anh wat thr-' worlds pnknowu the vital raw
The h,tfe that wake. creations into day.
Cteaiures Of nre aud ether winged with iiyht
To ,fa,k the regions Of Ilie tniuiiei
FROM pnfer elements Whose. liie Vas drawn,
Sprung nom the sunbeam. Offspring of the dawn.
What years on years, IN silence glidngby,
Have spared those iorius OF perfec, symmetry
Moulded bs Al u dignity airne
Her own bright deii> 'sies plvndeut throne,
SINCE hTst het 81 III their neIy grace bestowed,
Meet Tor such loity fate, such high giodr,
Flow many aracc, whose tales of glory seem
An echo's voce-the music OF a dream,
Whose records iesbly from Oblivion save
A lew bright traces of the wise aud brave;
How many STAKE whose pilar'i strength sub lime
Dehed the storm, OF war, the waves Of time,
towering Ger earth majestic and alone,
roruess OF pIwcr has nnurished aud is gone
Aho thcy, hom CLINE To cline by conquest kOrne
Eaeh hteting triumph destined 10 adoru,
Ibey, that OF powers aud Kingdoms lost aud won,
fdve seen Tie nooniiie and the setting sun,
Cnnshnmate sttii ih every gtace Touain,
ana yer HEIR heads had ages rolPd M vain I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-30

dissalves easily IA n.c acls Ana ptS1aess 6ue Co.
loress aud divergent needle erysals which are
acid, analogous to the nitro saccharc. This nitro
tsUcic acid forms, with salinabie bases which have
quite different arrangement fresn The nitro sdccha
rates Combined with lime. Yields salt, which erys.
tailises Ia small round groupes and IL unaerable In
the air. tL0Hd0H Nonthiy Aag. for Nor. 1870.
NHw SILVER COINAGE.
ON the new coinage VI half crowns to ksis.ned forth
with, the diverse depression Is 10 bear the portrait OF
his present Majesty with the inscription George w.
ID. q. Brif9Hnte Rer r. D.'-and the reverse
the ensgas armoriai Of the United Kingdom contained
In shield surmounted by the Royal Crown. the Rose
Thistle, and shamrock being placed round the shield
With the word dRno' and the date of the year-and
the edge With the grainng used the coins Of late
majesty.
Another novel from the prolific pen Of the Author OF
waverly In The press and will probably be published
before the end Of the year. when our readers axe
Informed that the scene is Kenilwerih and the time
the meridian Of the Rlixabethan age. they will
doubtless expect It TO produce less degree OF nte
Than that which universally on ;he peru.
cal OF anboe, and In this expectation venture to
sdtclsre, they will not he disappointed. present re
re forbidden To tell the secrets If the prison hon,e
or we could for ever set al rest the question TO The
real author Of these delightful ictons.
London Paper.