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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
TREATY WITH TiiT ticfiIoo Is

TREATY WITH THE EICKAPOO INDIANS
ST LOUIS. M'rl. Ter - & = -Bv Mt
terms ofMiS heaty chich uas niade an An
gust last al EdWdrdSuHe. Tie Unifed .ytates
g0oe To tie hick0pooS htnd upSn tie Pom
me de Icrre foJh Of the Osage ,fper far
MsT cioim rpm The Saagamond JIce,' in Ire
SiGte Cf IiIHoiy, and az cTecntiOn OfLhe tyea-
~ tie KichcpOOS hare oireafiy 6een coHl{act.
al INTO the Missouri Iyyjt0Ig.
Tile POmme de Icne is n Southe,.n GDrk
~ he OSGge riUcr, altering al sODle H,iies q.
bore me m0nh cf'fhc Yuugdr, unit Aot DiOye
Ma'H 30 miles 6eiOU the Grtat Osqce yiL0pes.
Tile treaty caRnot yet lure 6eea rai,H,i
ny tine spH0fe ofMe UH,led .,iateS, 0it,,ongi u
has abeady bern carried putty uto crecu-
HOB.
JHe,e are seuerat good reasons p6y il
ShOtH nat be raiifed
FUSt, tie coHniyy ceded Ia the Ricka
pms isthe huatin2. grO,pd ot tho Osqge :.
o"t az Mp immefidie HeighbO,iOod Of thrir
to'oaS mt coHnOt be occxpje,i bg tire Eicka.
Po0S mFey me authority fthe Diited Suites
"tt"0W imprrs1Hg tie OsageS UiM an M
far0'Hbie OPiDim VI tte yusiice gf On' gou-
eyHme" "m iqgi"g the f,,u,ighOu If GER
"p institutes 6etwecH Me fadtans Mem
sellers.
Seco"F. IL is egnajiy desirabie 10 Tie Mis-
Sonri psopie IN heep me Kiciap0os oF tie
OSage rCer, rs a nus IN tie peoyie nj M
"Ois 10 Jenooe hem },om the .Sangamoad.
Ihud, GeH wW haoc 10 Je m0oei again
IN Il reTg shOrt time, rs Me,y Mc0 Doyjjion
IN The Heighborhood ofMe whiics anil OSa.
geS wiH nejther he degya5{e mr. ic0obie IN
Mem injury gearS. ST. T.. Enq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
EXTRACT OF = LETTER.

-, -, IIHhhyOTt DeceTuber II.
Mr.. Daniel (of Monigomer, this ,lav obtain
ed ieaVe 10 bring in bill To declare all sales
V.ii made under any execution isSued in favor
OF The Bank at the Unhed State, or ii> branch
es, IN thlS commonwealth aud for other Dur-
poses In eXplaIning. he avowed that one
provision of the bill would he to confine iu The
jan and p'niteHtiary any person who mi, hit
vtniur" 10 become purchaser at such a sale
In ms way alone il was. he arsued the mou-
StionS corrnptiOBs OF Tins institution could he
wfeSted from the patronage OF The federal
Judiciary who seemed determined TO uphold il
AT all hazards The correct democratic course
OF tins -en'leman, is known II all the circles
~ "hich ne has moved This step had not
DeeB pTecIp,tatrly taken because lie declar-
eh, lnai he had bestowed much though ut upon
the subject
most heartily desire his patriotic views
may he contaminated, by the passage of a law
calculated i'll some way or other, To pHt down
the branches in this state
The court Of appeals, i'm the case of the
" Bark ct the United States VS. Joshua Nor
ven nave refused To the planuiifs a suprrse-
ho"S-anu Tins have sustained Judge Mills
n'''S'""' lHeH Gdz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
pHENOAIENn

Boston, January On Saturday about
noon t""verN b, iliamI Pdrheiiai or Nosk Suus).
ana beautiful Corund attracted the alreu,ioS
OF nuHt ruu. spectators The Mock-SunS were
eqnidisiaut irnuI IA, sun fbN runiuncture ahont
2eo East aud West ct it, with conas o. taii.,
extending ~ opposite directions from the lu-
iiudrN. i've or Sax times their diameter. which
appeared to the eve a Little less than The appa-
rent diameter al the sun. The Corona was cs-
timated Ia he abOu' 80 deg To the norihward
ut The sun. and nearly in our zenith and ex-
hihited all the brI1ht c0lorS OF the rainbow
the inside neNt the sun being red The color
OF the PUhchd was orange, or color of white
q inr I he Corona formed an arc of about a
quar- tier az "A circle and between it and the sun
was a segment less brilliant aud defined The
himo .phere was unusually clear aud the space
betw' on The mock suns, aud the real sun was
perfect bine eNpause, without the least an
p'drance OF The vapour ADD spicnlie which
must have occasiOmed the phenomena. We
noticed them nearly an honr. when they grad
nali> disappeared, leaving a ciOudless sky
The phenomena was sNsrrvGd at Suieha. Cent,
Sailors pe beiirre, cali thrm dog suns
COMMUNICATION
GOD gave to NAV aH upright form that he
might view the stars Al thus season of the,
year. i'll tar weather, the Heavens have most
r"spiendent appearance And II occurs al the
present time, which seldom happens that soon
att'r night fall, four OF the Planets, Fenus
JHFuCr, saturn and MdrS may tie SEEN eAtentiiur
~ a line. and almost equidistsut from West TO
Fast The appearance OF Mars is peculiarly
fiery. STAR GAZER,
OUR NAVY
- The sons of Coiatn6ia shat Reue, be slaves
Uh'fe me eaTth bears plant, or the sea rolls its
EdUeS"
The friends of omr Navy were yesterday
:railf1ed with view Of the hest bower cable
OF the United States ship Columbus borne
thfongh the streets OF the shoulders of three
hundred men (precedcd by music PLAYING
Yankee OoodLe) from the paicri cnrdas man
nracior> of Joseph n Howe, Esq to the hold
OF The packet schooner Midas, hound 10 ia,
fotomdc, IL weighs upwards of Stven tons
Is I'D fathonS IN length-2I inches ia circnm-
terence, aud was land ur IN 20 minutes we
understand tia, This cable has the strength, of
so inch cable manufactured without III. use
o' the patent machinery Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
LEGISLATUREOF VIKGiNI1.
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF riiE uors,


OF DELEGATES.
HonddD JaRnayy l0.-A communication
was received from the Senate, stating Il,at
they had passed The bills" AulIorlzing
David and Siias Rowland 10 open and l,p
prove lhe navigation 81 PurgalOry creek :"
-" Empowering the sheriff Of tie county
oi Dn"iddie 10 collect the master fines
arc9uing "Hhlutbe corporation Of Peters
burg -" P'drmg Dudley DiggeS on the
pension lisl, and ior his present reiIcr -
aud " /, leasing 10 Mary Anne David the
CONFERENCE.-The flgh 80 certain real es-
iaie tHerelU mentioned
Fdu"ns bills ddd resolutions we're re-.
ported and laid up9n The table.
On motion OF Mr. Crump, The commit
lee appointed TO examine The F,easuret's
OBcr, was Instructed fo ascertain whplh.
or there ~ separate. book kept on which
The moneys arising from militia fines are
entered, ana Tie disbursements properly
charseable OH that fund aud 10 report
10 Ibis House whether tke accounts are
Kept ~ The mannec prescribed ID, law.
That they also ascertain whether suita.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
FROlI ALB1NY.

Nav YORK, January 7.-We lure on.
~ time 10 say, Hot hleihgeoce a,7Jsed lust
e,eaiag that Joha 4. Spencer, has 6ceu eiett-
Ell Speaier of he Howe Of Assembg. Tie
iederaiisis united ~ ihe choice. Pc.
ter Sharp mrs tie republican candidate and
receired FIRrY VOTES -lour decided re-
p,bGcaRs vere absent .trom sicaacss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
4 fea Comics or

TIE NEW hENl>ED CODE,
! sANDSOMtLS Douud In cali by T. A. siayo !,
nov ready, aud iiei ca Tor sale at tie ONO. ~
'ne Enquier- .Uenteinen Who lhve engaged copies
VAR please Gail ioI Them. SnMuLI CAUS
Jan. ;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
RErRENGIINIENr

appears tn he the common SLfpg-,rhane- of
'hr day aud Is echoed from the splendid dom,
OF the capitol down to the dpcaSed floor of ihe
cottage. The present CougressaIe extremely
tenacious OF public money Recently vast
disbursements have been made where there
was u" appropriation and that body are now
cameo o. 20 cover The erceSs nv PASSING n law
of indemnity Int House of iSrpre,enta,ives
on the 2o'h ult Mr. Clay protested at some
length against any Unauthorized expendi-
I"le IL observed" the pubic purse was
l'uuceu 10 Idti,"r "a melancholy condition 8.
oi'ih- parted with AL the big uoips and large
money We nave now gotten down 10 the taller
~ rags ana tour peuct half penitv-bIts" Mr..
'tahu"Iph stated the practice OF transcending
t"" Hpeciiic dPpTOpTI tiiOus of Congress had
us Ori=In ia the Infamous law of March q
'o'o "hu Nhlch he pronounced he offspring
oI diriY intrigue Doubtless ssmeihiug
'Thi be done during the present session 10
[n"rce strict adherence TO the decisions of
Cua@r'sS relative to specific approuridtious-
ciFcHmscrlbiug the hounds of those vino have
I" 90 with The national treasury the trans
c"hdl"g Of which will be at the urriI of the
VO'dtois Ot the laws OF line country GBaH. I'll.
Oi ihe United States vessel of war
lheTe is a respectable squadron i'm The
hetli ane3 unCe com. Stewart thc
irigaie Congress, capt. Henley, is pro- =.
hiS al Canton ihe irlgaie Macedonian.
capl. D9"ns, Is IN the Pacifc Ocean |:
ihe ifigaie Constellation, com. Morris. is
probably on her WaV Ia Rio JauPiro and
"a FIdid; The corvette john Adams. cant.
"dds"otih. Is supposed to be on the
coast Oi Africa ana the Cavane is prepar.
ing Tor The dnIe destination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
'IDE' Ut ''TtHIRtI
Of the houSe o. Delegates.

y Tue name Of 81 Johnson OF Petersburg was
"mlued ~ our vast ~ che i yes ana Noes n, voted
w he AhIMaiIie "h ihs % resolution, declaring the
Dueh"g act, as tonthug member OF The Leg sialgrc
10 he Unconstitutional. >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
LAW NGIICLI

AMEe WEBSTER, Of Philadelphia has in l,ess
anu via publish as oatly possible, n IIyqcti
"' Ift"t"e NJ me LaT ~ RENTERS 0Hd PA chQse,,s
y htd LSt"te, by EoMari BnItrnshaW Snyde, !" vim,
"tes dliG IcrIehces L" tmeTicah decisions u, mem,
ton. ~ ~ "'"""h e''i-
"'".'eHieh subscribing previous To- publication i.,gv
rave ne "oih !oi dbl 81 well bou.u -, ra,t.
10 dol. " 80 '''' e'-''''i
he execution will nOI be interior 10 an, ia, book
pages royal octave. ' DIV
~ e"bserip'iens received at ihe new bui;ains an
Ncbm"Bd Jan. i3 ,, .;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
Hacaui0yX PnLe,,f FiDg,.

"H"t""f"YN E|uEfHt It1UT lIOIhs
~ subscriber thrfs ioI sac aud ,to f,trs-h .,r
Ne sh, ltst n"uCe, hiteeh ihousaud ya.ds Of t,.-
80" Ftoo" 'LoihS (oiicioih carpsjiugt forr
az" en- Iits Warranted equal any iniuc,t.d ;,- .
p'ltes 20 pei cent i"W yea
a f,,.' C'"tL, ""h coioIs, :; so per sonaig
DO. 4 30. nu a..
D.. do > do. ~ niotel rs do
'"t"li I'VE cents pef Jagu boTdtrs
Cloths, without uOTdris cat I've delivered q, . .,,,
"""'S ho"te win hordeTs IN kW0 ueeks
"' |ah'aS - OF a superior q"dv maze too, = 81
t"|Hs "ehP, ana "ONe at the ndhltdclaiy ft ;,c -
,'.os P"Iyo"e, l"ids VIDE coasrGucn.'y at.eis
MOI eNc'eoiE ~ II. ~ uO e,t, I'D be So an "a .t ar
J'lh''k d"" made '"dhy gwen aimchsiurs
~ W IS ii"ih ans p.Tt 81 he UEii.d $latss or
"'stih"rs, sem thi"' ~ art8t or atAtessed "a,
attended o. 80 sC A. 4, ".i''J
rmiad'ipA!a, Jan. I.
tory IONS, :, < NM =. =, = ,''''., '"'-
Jan "a. ''' Lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

htNFOkIt AZ MI IA
'uio SeDDafS viii T-ruuIui-tr. o. fL. t;tt ,,,s,
a anu end on The l5ih Dee. aeyt-Uitt fhr ,,s,,ai
'""Wei varati"n.-TeTus fur hoard and tuitop < az
bis ned. " ""''''' "''' rug
The subscriber has The faction n ausnn,,i, T.,
e Pup'le ,hdi he has Al icngh p'orrrsd Mr. O'taeer
~ I" u''tci me exercises Of this school gentleman
Nhosr Character, boih motai and literary IS soy~'i
snpVoitto ny Testimonials in the Subscribers possess
s'" 9nn 10 he seen by those VINO feel Interested az In
Jusl!N the belief thai ~ viii be an ACQUISITION To The
ins,Hnon He will instinct yruib in DC Latin Greet
s'u tirhch languages hp mathematics and The minor
as he has spared neither nor expense IL oh,ai
ac"mprlen teacher, he nalIefs himself his iahor I'm
Jan q. ~ o,is, l,,s
H1kHEE J6IL froui ihls place an W,d,e--7a-----11,
-, uhe 1th lnst negro rau named DENNts SOLD rs
~ b.nJamin Brown. of this COUNTY, 20 ,,r R;ct.,d
Z Ellis, agent of the Roam, &c Cnuipan, p",ni" y,
about feei inches biah lawny color onco,uma,iS
"'"eS- MS race aud limbs good deal swollen
IHO@AS PlLCHRR nv Iaior
For REUBEN GARNRTT, Isiior,
Ian - iapnahahhock, Esscx county Va.
=. ,.r,,.,--,.--.--- 7G..3t
NiofIcE.-wnl be sold on TTN1Sd1i- J5e ,,IJ J,,-,.
de-. !""yH "tH, at the late residence Of sarah FORE
49,, !" hesieihelh county, all The stock ~ Horses
OaIs Plantation Utensils Household and Knchen
~ Tie terms made bnewn ddy II sale
az PeIs"hs having claims aganst the said estate are
requested To pteseut them. WITHOUT friaV fct settle
mtEi-likrwse those Indebted will make payment a.
ANDERSON FORE. Adnyor
pec q VI Gan C5@ l la,,d.s
n OiIck.- Edmund Christian having heen apyoi,,.
D. y 20 Brtsar Of william q Mafs Cnit-s-1s,.,,'o
having bnsisrss with hiu, in that capaciis j can On
hi Al Samne! &. AasiuSs. on ID or Catv s,t.., ,r,
the Pfrsidrni IN Williamsburg. y"
III = u -. 7s..st
"''|"Mf' "0If5~. .sHtiti'e porfaer Of 8icrau
der NFc0is o. IL
NoU not beincau iijiabiigut ~ This saic aud no
agent tbat kE"w ~. val pissse 10 tstp prtirs
ina, @" We fifteenth day Of Fcb0aY next at Knoxville
' 'hr staie II I,Hnrssee, shall proceed 10 tske the
der0s"n ~ sias Scott. ~ be- ftaG rs evidence Ia a
' hw depending in The count, cont Of netting hau
ana STATE ~ Virginia, in Wbich sou are pigutiG ava
"' "t'e"uaht' Yours, fespectfGIy,
'-p, ". I5.."iw DBUCfiLA SCOTT.
HE Subscribers have sale S coo scTes ~ LAND
th the counties of Mpnougaa and Randolph lave
ihc property - tzfttei Dance 81 Chesterded- Ana
fi'" SEQ acres nf LAND M ne comfy 81 Amelia al.
l"infrs he lands 81 Wp. q. Iiapbn and Feyt0n Boil
ne, Fsqfs.--Nlich they will dispose 81 sccon,no.
dduhg teiDs, " applications be maze shortly to
wv. S. DANCf, ~ PewhataH c. H.--or ft.
JOHN W. DANCE, o. the ciIJ Of Biebn,one
'"u' - 7S..G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

n OIIch- fsmuud Christian. having heen sppoipt.
90 bulsar OF Nhl'an q maD Coiieer--sefsons
having busisrss with hiD, in that capacii, i,l AN ~
ma al samuel G.. Aasm's. on oT Caty s;tert-,y,,n
the Pfesident ~ William5bnfg -"
i'm. -. -. o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

WASHINGTON DEC. 81, 1919.
DEAR SIR-The Journal OF the federal con
Vehii"n that formed The Constitution has this
day been placed on our table We have Que
copy only; but as The Legislature is 10 session.
ana a. II has Deeu long and assdaOusiy sought
alter. have determined 80 iorego tie pleasure
OF pernslng II myself fOr The present, win Il
we" OF presenting II TO you Tor the use OF
yourself and such members as may wish Ia
pefuse II, or il deemed of sufficient lmpnr-
lance, to be- placed among Tie archives OF the
stare. In the latter case you may present ii
10 the Legislature Your Friend,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12
MISCELLANY.

feelings fhe Nerfh A COMMITTEES Of The
legislature of Vermont appeintes for The pur'
pose during the late session, prepared ar 81
celleni report upon The subject 81 slavery gen.
orally, and concluded by Offering the follow
ing spirited resolutions in regard TO the consli.
tuition lately adopted in the Territory Of Mis-
sour Com advertiser
Resolved, That, in the opinion Of this leeis.
Ialore Slavery, or involuntary sersiiude. in
any OF the United States, is moral--a polii-
ical evil, and that its costnuance can be jus.
u6ed by necessity alone.
The Congress has right to irhibit any
further introduction, or extension Of slavery,
as one Of The conditions upon which any new
State shall be admitted into the Union.
Resoipsd, That this Legislature views with
regret and alarm, the attempt THE iohabi-
,ans OF Missouri, to obtain admission into the
Union as one OF the United States, under a
constitution which Iegalizss and secures the
and continuance Of slavery and
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12

also, contains provisions 10 prevent freemen ol
the Unit ed States from eaigrating to, aud sci
Ting IN, Missouri, on account oil their origin
color. and features. And that in the opin,o,
Of This Legislature, these principles, powers
and restrictions contained IN the repuied con
stlul,on oil Missouri, are snii-rspublcan, anu
rerugnant 10 the constitution OF the Unile6
States, and subysrsive Of the uuaienable rights
Of man.
Resolved, That the senators from this state
in the Congress OF The United States, be IN
slruc,ed, and Tue representatives requesled 10
exert their Influence, and use all legal ineaas
to proven, the admission OF Missouri, as a
state, INTO the Union Of the United States,
with hose anti republican features and pow
ers In ibe,r constitution.
Resolved, Tha, the secretary Of state be re-
gue.;ed 10 transmit copy of the foregoing re
port and resolutions 10 each OF The :eoaiots
aud representatives from this stale, III the
Congress ol the United States.
These resolutions, 10 The homer Of our pal
riollc sister Vermont. were adopted anan
mOusly. -
Kentucky Legislature. project for the
relief oi the people al Kentucky, from their
pecuniary eDbarrassmenis, Is the iocorpora
l,Ou OF n,anmot, bunk, wub i moonyh,ne cap
,iai Of ooo, 600 OF dol,ars A bin for tins
purpose has psssel Inc House OF Representa-
ti,es, and Is expected TO pass the Sense. I'M
capital is to consist oi lands west OF the Tef
ne,see, ard OF slate stock. Branches are Ia
be located IN every judicial district IN ,hs
state, and loans are 10 be made on mortgage,
and real estate al one ball OF the appraised val
oe. No borrower 10 be entitled Ia more than
) l000-and the most Singular part OF tue
whole is. applicants Tor loans are 10 max.
oal0, lhai ihey mean 10 appropriate The loan
70 The payment OF their just debts, or 10 pur
CHASING The live stock ~ produce OF the coun-
~ lor exploration Such, says the kich
mond Enquirer, IS The cbmericai aud desiruc
Ave relief held oul TO q people that Is already
oyefsun with depfscialeJ sno depreciai'n.
medium Shade of Quxotle, how much You
mus, be amused by this wild and visionary
project
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12

7diioring.
GEORGE +. STARBTRD.
- EsPECTtULIY announce. 70 HE friends and
III the public, that he has tsken the Shop, neg
door to Smith 4 Stevens, 10 Rxehange where
he intends 10 execute the
Tailoring Business,
in eli ito branches aud respectfully soIiei,s share
Of the public patronage.
O. s Promises thst no sxsrtions shali be want.
log 90 his part, to gvs general sasisfactioo.
All orders promptly executed, and every favor
gratefully acknowledged
Portland, Nov. IS, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12
Factory Sheeting-Shirting-
NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR Il SCOTT.

uAvE jus, sdded - Their ri, sp.ely W.
i i rely Of ssssopable GOOD f. Cash onIy.
bsles DOMBAZETTS assorted colouss plan
and twi,l.d
iessecas',nereshsws plain and bordercd, some
sx.rs tine,
Lndies suYerfre Cloths blue aud M&zasne,
Best Lcns IN Cloths and CAssirnet es, navy blue
end black,
Common and low priced Cloths and Cashmeres
all colours,
Blue, msz- Inc. brown and French Grey pelise
Clotts
bale India Csllieoes good quality and figures.
bale 81 superior qualify Peterborough Sheet
ings.
/ bale Fisnneis. ell c~ipur,---sesi Scotch Piaids
American manufactured Pl,ins,
stsaU Leos, Sbiriings,
Black French and Inds Satin,
Bs,' ok Nsnkin Crspes,
Black, French aud l,siisn Grapes,
Res, double chsined 5Iack Levantincs.
Black l. len ves.ng-worsted Il lambs wool
Hosi.ry,
Eleg.n pIsid and striped I.pstrngs,
Rss buck, imitation buck. doe skin and dog skin
Gloves.
sAtsins,ts, Ksrseys. Deaf, Hunters Cloths.
Bookings. Costing,, Fesrsouchos, B'srksts.
Toilneu Vessiogs-tabby vsisets, & great va
het T. o. su'eies II Nov z.
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Mem Fall Il Winter Goods.
EDWARD HOWE,
No. s. Merchants R0M.

N0. D, JMefcHdh1s NOU,
LAS just received for sale London superfins
III Blk and blue Broadcloths-bik and blue
Casino resi- nm bszet,s-wide blk Bombs zine
-csmbes for Cloaks-Plaids-ig and
plain Observation-Disclosures Shswls--
Duhils- neutrality-suspicious. Cloths
nigared and plain Muslins and Csmbr'cks--Rat-
'nests -Csiicoes--iinen Shee,ing---Britsh and
American Cotton shee,iogs and Shir.ngs-
grapes. Grape Dresses and Shswls-blk and
coloured Lusuings---Men', and Women's
n,oves and INTERPRETATIONS, with variety Of
o'her articles which will be sold at low press
w cash. Il Oct. 30 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-12-12
NATHAN CUMMINGS,

Attorney al f.av,
nAS taken the Ofics over shaw Il Thsx1ers
L 1 Sire, in nIpptr-SrsEaT, receuily .oceu-
pied by A.sui Ware, Esq. where he win ATTEND
10 such business may be entrusted 10 his care
Portland, DA<smbtr 8.
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Missouri Question in Hayti !

A letter received J., NJ. L, (ord from re
spectacle commercial house at Pot su 'rinee
dated the Isl inst says, Il enclose you pa
PEGS up TO the 29lh October The events
passing here VIII he found Interesting. Al
the Same line must mention 10 you. that II /.
expected this Government will. ~ The course
of The next year, adopt measures that viii
have a tendency TO curlail American CON
meroe: that Is, TO prevent vessels from coming
10 this Island from. any state or place where
negroes and peopi. OF color are held IN slave.
ry."-Noriok Herald
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DIED.,

At lux Cayo., on the esth Oct. DUNCAN M
IsrosH. He may be styled The Hero Of iIumsaity,
,he rhilanthrop,it, and the CHRISTIAN. During
the revolutionary troubles of '9S IN .bs island OF
81. Domingo this man, nj the hazard of his life
.aved large number OF the trembling inhsS'sants
from The reInsrseie" fury of the blacks hs court
ed danger in every shape for the presers alton OF
MS fellow aes-he prs,erved the lives of others at
Ne ,umneat and hourly hazard of his own. What
snail be nov said ofthe Alexaudsrs. or Cesass. or
the Bonapsrtes
p" Ys little stars, hide your diminished heads"
Crown immortal sparkle. on his brow.
Where are your isurels, mighty heroes, new
H., spirit soar, Beyond the sta,ry dome,
Aud shouting angels hail the Cosqusror home.
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PONTRY

From the Commercial Advertiser.
OITR Life at best 10 hut q cream, :.
tfancient meiesr, 1sing:
Whstever we enjoy therein,
Leoses is zest by ewing.
The bliss !, gives, thu Ger so bright,
With pain and prief j. blended
Aud whilst IL gilt sss in the sight,
Our short lived joy isended.
The mind ,ursuss the earth around,
" search If ia.tisg tres.nre
BIZ does she hnd her labopr crewa'd.
With one spbsiantisl pisssnrep
Still ankle ard un.stis6el
With wha. she nolc possesses
sbe'sgplensed, amused, and off derides
The obiecs she casesses.
The only happiness uu earth
To US poo Mof,sls given.
Is to be born Of Heav'als birth,
And taste lbe jay, Of Heaven.
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aper-Haxg,ngs S Upholstery.
EDWARD HOW

UPHsLsrRKa, No s. MsscHANrs r ow.
Has just received ~ the arrirai efths brig
Merry, snis Boston |rsm Hssre,
e eases Psris PAPER HANGisCS, with
" aid withsu, MACH Borders, making an ele
CANT assortment, which vili be gold inv whole
sale and retail. 5000 pouads )lise geese. sea
fowl, Russia and Palermo
FEATHERS,
Ded,ickings. Fringes, Red-biading, green Mo-
sean, fer Pew Cussions, Sofe, Easy Chairs,
hair Matrssses, &c. &C. A good saror, mest Of
gilt and mahogany famed LOOKING CLAS-
SEES and MILITARY GOODS.
" Beds, Mstrssses and Pew Cushions. msds
ct the shortest notice, aud the Upholstery bssi
mes, carried on. in ell It's branches 90 usual.
Dc 81, 1890. II