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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
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The Anniversary Of American Inde-
pendence will be celebrated in this town
on Tuesday next. The Grafton is to
be pronounced by MIR. WILLIAM S.
PATTEN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28

II will be seen that the Board Of HeaItb Of
this town have adopted some salu,sry provis.
ions for the preservation OF the health Of toe
inhabitants. Their efforts ougb. to be sec
ondcd by the exertioos Of every citizen A
correspondent recommends the use of lime
in stagnan, waters, cutters, privies, &c.
which no thinks will be cheap aad highly
beneficial preventive of conagion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
I" Who, as each farfy's side Prevails,
.dre fgrned a.Gerens, heads or taiIs."

One party bears tho title Of FedcJsiists, in
Sontfa-dist inction to the Consoiidst ionists.--
Tais last party, At the last dates, il wo mia.
taka not, wore in power, at Busnos Ayres.---
BuE, on the other hsnd, i, was sand that clce.
,ions Of memoers OF u Federal Congress
were about 10 take place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
NEw-oRLEANs, MAY 2

On H'hursday last John Desfargues
and Robert Johnson, were. executed on
board OF vessel moored opposite the
city, for the crime Of piracy, of which
they, with sixteen others, had been con.
vicled before the district court of the u.
S. Of these sixteen ore was pardoned.
the remainder repricved for 2 months.
Dcsfargues and Johnson were captain
and first lieutenant Of piratical vessel,
called the Bravo, which was fitted out at
Gavezton, and was raptured last fall oG
the Island of Cuba, few hours after she
had robbed Spanish brig, bound to
Havana. Desfargues was young man
Of twenty-five, and appears to have been
well educated; he was nativc of Bor.
deaux, where, it is said, his connections
occupy respectable station in society.
Before the boat which bore them from
the shore, got alongside OF the vessel in
which they were to be executed, Des-
fargues leaped into the river with an In
teniion OF drowning himself, but was
Immediately picked up. He had previ-
ously asked the marshal, who was in the
boat, the loan of one of his pistols for
the purpose OF shooting himself. john
son it is reported, was d sailing master
in the BRUSH navy. rBolh OF them met
death with the utmost Gnnness.
The remainder of the cuiprits, includ.
ing him who has been pardoned and set
a, liberty, are the most abandoned vii
lains that could be collected out of all
the prisons and galleys i'll Europe and
| America. The lcnity, which the Prcsi-
dent has extended towards them may
not nevertheless have been jniudiciously
interposcd. Il would be revolving
spectacle for eighteen human beings 70
suffer death at once by the hand OF ibc
executloner. But if visible rciorma-
ton cannot be wrought upon them, it
would be reprehcnsi5le act 10 let them
loose upon society. '""'f
sALTIMoRE, JUNE 10.
The Journal of the Government of
Havana, of the 9th May last, gives
very sensible address from the provision.
al government of the Peninsula to the
Spaniards, concluding with the follow
ing remarkable expressions. s.--" Citizens,
you have then your Cortes, that barrier
of the civil immunities, and the. guaran.
tee of the Constitution, and your glory
With the Cortes you are elevated to the
rank Of freemen. Let the evil genius Of
tyranny remove its terrors from our IA
vored country. Let him change his
bloody empire to less fortunate regions.
Come to join your brethren you repre-
sentatives; but consider that your hap
piness is to be the effect Of your conduct.
Hear not the per6dious suggestions of
the enemies Of the King, and of the
Constitutional system, who would de-
prive the Monarch of his glory, and you
of that felicity, which begins to dawn on
your horizon" ="
=
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
FRoAl SoU7H AA1E 4 IcA..

a vessel has arrived al Baiumore, in All av.
3raso passage from the liver OF piaa.
a lsue, tlom ST, Jsgo (Chil) Of the 26th
sf January says, Every tning looks gloomy,
sod you arc no duubl acquainted with what Is
coins on 10 Inc province Of La Plata"
Doenos Ayres continued sgisated by fac.
iions.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
Solomon Harfoyd's Estate.

NOTICE l. hereby givsa to The hs;ss ssl cred
Az itoss Of the eMate Of SOLOMON HARP0RD
late Of searbososgh, 10 the osssiy Of Cuabsslsad,
yeonaa dscsased, and oil Others eoaessnsd-That
solomon Hartford, adniEisrasos Of Mid ssssss, has
ENLISTED 10 ne the subsesibss, Judge Of the Court
Of Probate within and for said county, bic 6sn
aecouss Of admiaistr asioa Of ssid sCats and that
the saas will Be considered ~ Probate Court 70
Be held q he probate sl6cs in Portland In ssid
cosesy % The fourth Wednesday Of April neat ss
ten clock ia the fossaoos, when aod where hey
may be present asd shew Cause II say they hsvs,
Why The ZANE should not Be allowed. The order
TO b published three wssks susesssivsly in either
Of the nevspapsss printed in said Portland.
Given usdee my hand as Portland THE eighth
day Of March in the yess Of cus Lord eighteen
husdrsd and twenty. SAM. FR91AAN.
\ true copy.
Attsst, HoRAyio SouruoArs, Rsxr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
COMMUNICATIONS.
GUBERNATORlAL NOMINATION..

Ala. lasge aud respectable meeting of gen
,lemen. Members ot The Contention, held al the
Court House in Portland on the evening oi the
9th of anusry 1890, sgreeably TO public no.
lice, Gen. JOHN CHANDLER having been cali
ed to the Chair and NM. P. PREBLE, appoint
ed Secrstsry it was VOTED that his meeting
proceed 10 designate by baitot some person as
candidate for Gouernour Of Maine. The
meeting proceeded to ballot accordingly !;
when /, appeared that the aghole number q
gofts vas one hundred and .ffiy fvo, of which
one hundred and my one were for the
Hon. WILLIAM KING, Of Bath.
Committee selected for the purpose were
directed to wait 90 Mr.. King and inform him
of the proceedings snI wishes Of this Consen-
ton. which committee, having attended to the
duty assigned them. came in and reported
that they were requested by Mr.. King TO thank
this Convention Tor tins renewed expression OF
their con6dence-thstihe situation OF the frs
Go.ernour Of Maine would be difficult and
arduous one that an has opinion II 1cas by nc
means the most desirable one IN the gyf q The
people. II he accepted, it must be understood
that, ii elected, he should pursue that course
Of administration, which he with others had
recommended under his signature 10 certain
public COMMUNICATIONS concerning The. Separa-
ton. But, il, after this explanation n his SEN
iiments his friends should persist in the nolni-
nation, be would not decline. sfs
The reply Of Mr.. King having been stated
from the Chair, it was ordered that the pro.
ceedings OF this meeting be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and published in the
several newspapers in Maine. as soon as cir
cumstancss render it proper to do 50. And
the Convention dissolved.
JOHN CHANDLER. Chairn1n.
VIVA p. pREBLE, Secretary.
' We understand Gen. IRIsH declines standing =
candidate, for tho next senatorial election.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

gTlHE subscribers having hesn spposn ed ~
i the hsm. Sssuuel Fsermsn. Esq. Judge OF
Probate Tor the cuaiy q Cumberland. con.
n,is,sonsrs 10 receive aud ex.mins tbs Iis,ms
Of he credi',-. 'o,hs case e.
WILLIAM CROSS,
late of Corhsn. IN said eoua,y, deceased ia'es-
ta,e, ,spresen,ed issolvsn,. hereby ssss nos'es
tbs, sis months from he s'h day 81 Msrch. ins'.
are allowed ssid creditors % bsiSg ~ sad pro- ss
their eisims and MAI they wiil attend shst
,sssics At the Sore VI hsary Stephenson, ~
res,lsad. % tbs 6-W Tsuslsys Of. Aprst. Ju'~,
Auyus,. AMI september sea, from t~o 10 hse
O'Clock, in the aitesnooa ot each VI ss,d days
THOMAS LgAvlS. jun. co..,;nna,.,.
ngNny SrkphENSON.
l0ssisId. March. -, islo.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
At a Court Of Probate holden al

At a Court Of Probate holden al
the probate ofkse in Pertlssd, within ed for
tie County Of Cumberland. o. the sseesA Wed.
nssdsy Of March in the yeas Of or Losd sish-
sesu huadssd add twsuty.
ON the petition Of Eli Lesgisy sdninisssssor Of
Oshe ssssss Of Lsvi Brighan, late Of Raynoae,
ia said Coasay, Physie;aa dscsassd sspsssss,ing
that the psssooa essass Of sad dseessee 10 not suf
6eisus to pay the us. dshis, which he owed ., the
time Of his death BY the sum u one hundred twenty
eight dolsrs asd sisty.two esass, add pssyine fss
license 70 ssal and convey 20 aseh Of the real
eMsse Of ssid deessssd ~ may ~ accessory for the
payment Of said dsb,s rad ieeidsassl charge |:
Order sd--Tbst the ps,itiosss give sesiss thereof
to the heiss Of said deceased sad 70 al psrscss
Interested in said estate BY esusiae copy 81 THE
erder TO be puhlished 10 the Portland Ossests
printed in Portland, in said County. three weeks
succe"ively. that they may appear 1t Probate
Court e be held 1t The probate Office 10 PsstIsaA
Aforesaid, on the second Wednesday Of April next
At ,ea O'Clock in the forenoon, add shew esuse, II
aoy they have, Why the prayer Of ssid ps,isioa
lhouId not be granted.
2 SAM. FREEMAN, Js4ss # .s's Govt.
a true copy,
Attest, HoaAr,o sooTuGArs. Resv.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
Attsss. HoaATIe sogT soArs, Ress.

THE subscriber hsseby givss public sssiee 10
1 oil eoaessssd, that be has been duly sppoi=:sA
add taken upsa hinsslf The trvss Of siaiaissvssos
% shs ssssss Of NATHANIEL WILLIS, late os
Paris, 10 the Cesssy - Oxford, ysaasa Asessssd,
by givina bosA - ths lev disseN--As therefore
requests I'll psssoas isdsbtsA TO The ~ decss.sAs
estate 10 ashs inasdiaas psynsai o16sAsse vhe
have any demands shessas, TO saAihs ~ suAsss
J0NATH An nEMlS. ASaiskhsssv.
Paris. March, I'd, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

THB subferiber hereby gives public notice TO ell
! concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upoA hinsef the sruA Of esecu,or Of the
last will aod ssstsment Of JOSHUA CROCKETT,
late of Norway, in the county Of Oxford, ysomss
deceased, by giving boud - the law directs.--he
therefore requisite Ill psssons who Ars indebted to
the said deceased's estate 10 make immediate pay
meus and those Who have any demands thereon
to exhibis the same to
JOSHUA CROCKETT, Essesfss.
Norway, Feh- 80, 1870
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

NOTICE 10 hereby given to The hsiss Of The ssssss
~ off JOHN HAMILTON, late Of Nosshyss-
mouth, 10 the county Of Cumberland, ysemss, de-
ceased. sad ell Others coaeerned--Thst John Ham.
il,oD jon. has prevented to me the ,ublesibss.
Judge Of the Court Of Probate, within aad Css ssid
eoun,y. IN inlrumsa, purpor,Dg TO BE- he lee,
will sad testamens Of said deceased, and shss the
fourth Wednesday of April nsss ss ten O'Clock 10
the foesaeoa 10 assgsed to take the probate shsss
Of, ~ Probate Court then to be held q the Pro
bsss Oiles 10 Posslsod in said county, when and
where they may be present and shsw csuss, IL any
they have, Why the ssms shosld not be proved,
approved asd allowed - the Last will ssd sssss,
aens Of said dseeassd; This order 70 be pub';shsd
10 the Portland Gazette three weeks suecessivs,y.
Gwen sstss ny hasd ~ Portland shis eighth
day II Mach N The year Of our Lord sghsesa
hundred sed twenty. SAM. FREHMAh.
a true copy,
Attese. HosATIo 8ouT uoArR. Rear
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
AAS> GAZETTE LIN
- SHIPPING LIST Sk&a
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRlvALS.
Tuesday. Moroh IA. ~. Jones Hale, Prince,
Ne"yofN-i. Aar'rr. BsAaE.rl, Eas.yort-brig
Mercst"r, Ro",nop, Savannah. With cargo cotton.
ouaday--sl. William, Stamford, port.n,ou,h
-uoaduy-schr. Entsrprixs. Jones, 81. John.
CLEARAaGkS.
roREiGN-1assday. March 7--Cl. schr. Daniel
aud igna''us, ABBOT. Tor ST. John.
Ihsrsday-bris Fame, tiasd.er, for West In
dies.
cossrwIss--SaimrdaY. March li-Ci. schr.
Arctss, Eaton, for Alexandra.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
o. UNION CANAL LOTTERY. -cn
Glass SECOND.
SCHEME.

SAssprixes subject 10 deduction Of i5pr ca $4,000
63I1 s'anks-iC 600 Tickets nj 5 Dollars.
G1- Not iwo Blanks 10 a Prise.
TICKETS in The above Lottery, for sale ut
The PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
BY JOSEPH JOHNSON,
No 2, Merchants Ro,o. Middie-sfrcef--Wholes
-, Quarters, ys.-Iy@ Tickets ,ise this day.
March, II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

ham. by Miss Hannah Hunt, Treasurer, Is OF
,on shirts, 8 Cravats, = pair Stockings, 2 Waist
coats. / Coat. Valued. at 30 dollars.
material error h ayi ing escaped our notice at
ueek. we yeinsert the following answer, as cor
rected. ANowEn
nv Mr.. A. P. to the Mathematical Question in
our paper Of the 22d uit.
Length Of rope % yards its ends nust he
fastened at the dist nee Of 10.2469 yards from
the centre. on each side and the halter fixed in
such manner as to eide on The rope. when the
borss moves. Method # opention-Divide Az,
Oh. the area the eA;pse, by the decimal, 1854 !;
ynd the auoient 900. by 90, the conjugats diam.
and the ouctient. 30, is the length Of the trans.
verse diam. 3O--4 double the length Of the halt
err = o6 the length required. 90 is tho trans
verse diam. Of a consentric eIlipse. whose conf.
diam ss'l6.H The points. at which. the ends ut
the rcpe must be fastened. are the foci Of this
cencentric ellipse. The distance between the
foci Is found nv subtracting the square Of the
conf. diam. from the square of the transv. diam.
(See Weber Comic sect. prop A., and extract
ing the square root of the remainder. Half the
distance between the foci Is the distance between
either focus ard the centre. For method Of de-
scribirg the curve Of an ellipse, see Comic Sect.
prop. 6, corollary. -
Afit,ayy-A meeting fos.fhs choice Of Resi-
mental Officers was held at Bridgton the 9TH
inst at which Major MOS THOMAS, Of Harrison,
was elected Col. Capt. NATHAN SAWYER, Of
Baldwin. Lieut.. Col. and Capt. THOMAS EDEs,
Jr Of Otsfeld. Major, Of the % Regiment, ist.
Brigade and 18th Division Of the Massachusetts,
Militia.
Alta meeting Of the Officers Of the first Resi-
ment LIST Brigade and 10Th Division Massachusetts,
Militia, held at Cray on the 9Th inst. Lieut.. Col.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
Revolutionary Pensioners,

a RE ,nlo,med tina, the subscriber will attend
Z \ 10 receive their Pension Certshcaies % usual
nj his Office, and do for them all that - legally
required To enable them 10 procure their Peasioas,
JOSEPH c. BOYD. Justice Of the Peacs.
JTOfhce in the front CLsntee over The Cumber-
land Bank, Portianf. March IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
SALE 1T AUCTION.
Farm at AUCTION in Cornish.

Will be sold at Public Auction, at the
Wednesday. sAs 2a1 Of Mach asxt, q 10
O'clock a. NJ
AFARMin Cornish, containing about
thereon coasiss Of good Hosss add Barn, &c u
good repair. Tssms liberal asd posssssios given
Immediately. For further psssieulsrs inquire of
JONAH DUNN. 20 the premisss, or of
HENRY CLARK.
Ksssebuak Poss, Feb. 90, 1850.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

THE subscriber hsssey esss psb,ss sssiss -
81, eesessssd, shss ~ ~ hsss 6Uly spoeisss1
saA be- takes ueos Ainssse shs ssus - = s6Uis-
issresss spsa NJ sAsss - EzaA srsphkss.
lsss o. Dsskass6, h The essssy q ossssA, "scss
dsesasst, By giving bead - Ne Leo tisesss..As
shsssssss ssqssss sIl psssess ~he sss isesesse to
said dscessed's esssss 20 msls iaasd's's psymses
sad those Who have any esnsats sbsrsos, toss-
hibis che came for ssstIsmsas 20
SAMUEL. Y. BROWN, /tsisn'sat'',
Buck6eld, March ., 1850.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
Copnr,aershig DISSOLVED.

Copar.aership DISSOLVED.
THE ccparsnerfhip of HOOLs, QUINCY, &
CO. 10 By mutui Il eonfeot, this day difTolved
All rcrion, indebted TO faid frm, are called upon
to make immediate payment TO J. & E. Hooie,
who Are dui y authorized to festle the fame
JOSEPH HooLB.
EZEKIEL HOOLE,
March WILLIAM J. QUINCY.
JOSEPH & EZEKIEL HOOLE,
At the stand lately improved by
a fioolK, QuIscy 4 Go. IN Fofe-strset, have
On hsad And eder, fee sale general assortment OF
Vest india Goods g Groceries,
AMONG WHICH ARE
5000 lbs. COFFEE,
20 Lhds. MoLAsshs,
10 dos W. l. RUN,
n do New d"..
s do American GIN,
Pipes Hollands 10.
do. Cosnoc BRANDY,
90 chests aud boxes
Young Hyson, Hyson EAS.
skin, and souehong,
500 lbs. CAssiA
10 cask. RAIsINs,
10 boxes do.
s 4. s:;; s: .; WIZ, SUGARS,
500 qanta. Pollock FISH,
100 DO. scale do.
SO bbl.. MACkEREL,
so do. FLOUR,
100 bu.Lel. White BEANS,
Mes, and No. BEEF.
Clear aud No. 1. PORK,
1900 lbs SHOT,
10 CASKS POWDER,
IS Kegs twist and Fig TOBACCO,
1850 Ameres" CIGARS,
10 hoxes >psn,sh do.
100 lbs. good BUTTER
Bags fiNkNTO aud PEPPER,
boz. GINGER.
boxes No. 1 eaa 9 CHOCOLATE,
20 boxes dipped CANDLES.
Winter aud oYnauer strained OIL,
indiso--Hsd Wood--Log Wood -Coppsrss-
Alum &c. sc.
A general sssoftncni Of
Hard and Holiow Ware.
05-ship Stores put W al shsu notice aid ON
good Terms (uD March ~.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

" INDEPENDENT BILL. 20
v1'uOsE geaticwen Who are DESTROYS of ceisbrs.
L ting the la,sp<~sl~sCs NJ Maine BY . ball on
the evening Of she sxnsssh. sss ssyssssed " meet
fh,s ErsninK al CO... Buax = 49, TO make ,hs Ne.
cssssry arrasKes sas. hsrso -. t.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
TO LEI,

" Mr.. Nichols Meeting Houss-loqu,re .,
,hi4 Office. lSw)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

DANIEL HALi,of Wfndham, was elected Coionel
Major IoHN WEBER, OF Newgloucester, to
the Office of Lieut.. Col. and Capt. JABEz CUsH-
MAN, of Gray, to that OF Major.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

H. BUTMAN. 4 ,.,a
Ii Middle sSfsess,
LAS just received and offers :ps sssaId . d,
IS casks Superior DutchpLin
OIL. March II.
ENOUND On the seventh day OF March, inst. q
l. jrnb co!ored great coat, on the northwest
side Of little Sebsgo Pond, in Gray, which The
owner may have by calling the subscriber,
proving property aud paying charges
SIMON LIBBY.
Gray, March. 9th 1920
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.N.aRAED,

.M.1RA1ED.
In Norlhysrmou,ls ~ AasiasR sfishell, Es4.
Capt. Cushing Prince, It'd Ms. Mary q. Drink
water.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

From the Female Benevolent Society ofCor-
ham by Miss Hannah Hunt. Treasurer, Is Cot
Ton Shirts. s Cravats, = pair Stockings, 2 Waist
coats. | Coat. Valued at 30 dollars.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

We understand Gen. IRIsH declines standing
candidate, for tho next senatorial election.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

The Treasurer Of the Maine Branch Of the A.
mer,can Education Society acknowledges the re-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

II we mistake not. IL was stated in one OF the
eastern papers. Argus that the citizens Of Maine
would he willing their Representatives, should
vote in favor Of the extension Of slavery. rather
than surrender the privilege Of being admitted in
to the Unien at the present session Of Congress.
There could be NO A0nesf compromise Of that
kind; snd from the different tone, which the same
paper has now assumed, we presume the editor
found he al DOT speak the sentiments Of high
minded and iAdsps6Aent people. Albany Reg
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14

We have received Communication from /" An
dromoegin' on the subject Of /" Oxford county
Convention !" We decline inserting il on accousi
oft. severity and personal alluson il 10 IN truth
too warm for the times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

in congress 20 use their zealcrs eXertions 10
procure an amendment of the cODStifutOr MP
on this in,purtant point, ard ia erect az m-
pasSahle barrier To all fnttrs uNirPGiioRS ~ ths
supreme court ava the geaeraI gorerHS9tat, ufon
the rights OF the states aud tie reople b.
instiintiug n separate tfjbWnai tor tine dse, lou
o. all contested constructions 1T tat charter.
betw. IN The states ami the uulou. SrcI IS
the euviahle conduct OF a Virginia lC gisIatute,
in opposition to "a Nirgiuian president. and u
Nnginian Supreme cont. a legislature cops
tessedi> the most aiiSiocraiic OF any in he
union and ever devoted TO bow TO the bcbests
OF cover. when not singularl, rcmaIka tor
t"elr atrOcity, their danger, and theii tyian-
ny"
Passing over what is sal Of slavery,
aud arist0cracy, lei It's ash Tins abOniina-
bi caficatrrisi what he meau> 10, V,rgirta
beng ever devui = TO The brhe>ts OF
pnweC" When did size manifest IL. whoa
tid Sbe ~Irk ~ uSvi patton d! Was n ~ 'g3
aud 80! Or ,hC renewal 81 Tie Na!nnal
Bank NOu, when 80 UanN ui the uiher
STATES are aeirCp. over the principles If
'9S and 80 ? Bni lie best of iLe l,ke j.,
that this very Brulus soon aiirg avs
" lei MOI VrSinia e,ernci'y triumph over
us IN honor, Ia intellect. Ia pairiOtiSaI, as
veil ras ~ poNer" That Is 10 ,aY. i-rt
not llsgHna, thong cser devoted 10 tie
g" b~hesis u power. 30 oteraiD irun:ph
"v'r PcunsN hSnla IA PATRIOTISM, ~ &c.
Bul this Efulus " Is AN honorable nian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

.Stnpies of the Rieh,sog1 iyn,.ket

TObacco old - iOS--do now 81 ia AZ Corn
= 3 ~ as % ilom, 5 5-AIeai - i G2-W tcat
81 "a 81 ct-.-Henp ) izO "a per ion-Oais,
IS - 81 ct>.
Groceries Sugars II l5s-Cohee 30
cts. pei -lb.-MoiaSSeS - a 30 cts. per gaiianI
Gut Hearings , iaSi5 per hhl.-Bacou is
ali cts. per ih.-Rum, " est india 81 a 400 cts.
per gallon
PRICE or STOCKS.
Bank of NirgIuia..........S "
Farmers Bank ............S2
Us flank Il 30
VI rive STOCK. .......... .pnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

" II will he seen that the resolutions about The
Missouri question have Il ia, !,n Delegates
only or ACKNOWLEDGMENT changed aut more
marked in ibtr character.
Judge Rowan opnic commenced 49, lqst page
The communication on As.es ,u.nts. IA our next
ans perhaps 9th No. OF" 4IR .5m.ric "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
81 ErTTO v Nv .iL8EU.fRLE

nr. ChdrioS EUerett and SIR soRfLal. were can
didaies tn Ill the Vac ney uccasOued by thomas ~
hand"ph, ESQ. elected goyernot. Aher an animaisd
address u tue people ~ the L., each 81 these
gentlemen, the polls 81 the close OF tie election gave To
b'. EsN"teu'..... ....-.-.ll1 votes
Mt Ssuih1'i..... II
Mr. AEfi.s Ai,Ntndtf oi Roc Ahriag~ is re elected
without Oppositiou member Il the House Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

" is with deep sorrow have state the death an
The LIST inst of JOHN NtCHOi Esa. ~ his resi-.
deuce a, Geneva in the sta of New York.-Mr n
wa: q NItgihSn. long ahd Distinguished member uf
Congress his history rs uriied Nib that az cr,u
try The obituary Motto" cf tAs excellent Patriot WAS
Received last aisht, to- late Tor ,h,s days paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

Congress ......No business of any importance vas
tTan- cted IN ne 81. al Il. on Nondaj las. luf,rua
ton was Received from the President IN lie
Tesoiu'ian about military executions The Missouri
Question not stirred