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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

J prosecuted the sa.t against The Cohcns In thc
| Federal court Sine resisted the prosecution
by every means inner power. She adopted
resolutions declaring tina, the federal court
mad no jurisdiction Of the case, and instructed
her counsel to move for a dsnissiOn OF the
! cause Oh the express ground that the supreme
court had no power 10 revise the Judgment
which had been rendered in her courts And
yet II Is said, against this palpable fl ct, that
she prosecuted the appeal /! There new er was
inore miserable su5terluge resorled to, to
undermine the dccp-laid ioundationso of !. gov
crnncnt.
The court have asser;ed,without condescend-
ing to give amy reason, that the amendment
speaks only OF cases which had been com
mcnced nj the time offs adoption. They do
this IN defiance Of the piun language of the n
mendment and against lis obvious spirit. If
ne amendments TO be so limtedt to suits alrea-
dy commenced. it will follow that il does not
extend To any suit which may be commenced
thereafter aud thus its only effect viii be to
dismiss two or three suits already on the dock
Ell, and after that is done the amendment is
taacttS ottcio, and suits may be brought al
a5aaa' III ell future time. Such are the alb
stlrditles to which the court are driven to sis-
tam this jurisdiction Ii the court should say
that this restriction only applies to the prose
cUttOh oil suits, ardnot to their commencement,
ask what colour there is for such distraction,
when we see that the commencement and
prosecution are placed precisely upon the same
iootmg by the amendment ?
8. The last objection which | shall notice is.
the case OF Cohcas Us. the state Of Virginia is
not enibracedby the amendment, BECAUSE j; is
a slit by citizen against bis own statc,and not
by the citizen of one state against another
state. shall not repeat the remarks which
have already made on this subject. The lu-
| risdlction claimed is founded entirely on the
total silence of the constitution. In no part
does 1t mention the case of a citizen suing his
own state. :As,to the pretension that such case
is embraced by the clause which speaks of ca
SEES arising out of the constitution, laws, Sc
| OF the u. States, ] trust that have not labor
eu without success, 10 prove that it is reject
ed by every sound principle of construction.
cannot conclude this branch of the dis
cussIon, without earnestly inviting the serious
attention. of the people Of America, to the inn
portant topics which il involves Ii is the
part OF wisdom TO foresee evils at distance,
and avert them before they actually fall upon
us. Even if any man should suppose that the
doctrines of the supreme courtwould be eX-
rcdient for the country, beg him TO reflect
whether any precedent can be more alarming
than that of the Judiciary moulding the consti-
tuition according to their own ideas of expcdi-
ency For my own part, | am quite as
willing 20 be ruled by AN executive directory
OF five, as by judicial directory of seven.
| SOMERS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

SALoXIcA, TJte Thessaioaica 81 Bible lsIarll
june 81 We are 10 state Of extreme alarm.
An Instruction Of the Greeks Ut C1lsmuria
has brukrn out, and tue Turks, alter bloody
and furious conflict, have been driven into thI,
city. Il was nearly tul Of troops before, ana
under tue irritation Of defeat, and having a
powerful influence over tie Tu,klsh iuhloi-
ian'7, The most trighuul eKce9,rs are feared.
UlrsI'uauou IS now aggravated W The appear
auce Of Greek sQua1r1n ~ our harbor, who
are making preparations to attack the place.
iOEer accounts say, S1.,afou SURF endsred, after
y three 5tccts bL9ctI{e, on cuDiraiunoa
Grce5 fleet. The Greeks have nearly two
hundred armed crlzers. mostly merchantmen,
and fully manned. TO meet Ibis force uucom
non eycrtoos axe making II aIl the Turkish
naval a;sena.s To equip men Of war anJ the
command Of the fleet has been given to Kasa
All, late poyt commander of Cons,antinople.
The French have seventeen sail OF armed
vessels in Tie Archipelago.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

In consequence 0f the pressure of matter OfIO-
cal and more Immediate interest for some time
past, we have neglected to notice the events
which arc trlnspir.n- id tie Turkish Jomin-
ions. We have 50 ntt,c connection with those
remote territories, and Tho connections which AL
rise 'aorc, have 50 little eject upon the politics
Of Europe, that they excite but small decree of
attention i'll the mass of our population, and Gre
ato in 10 mind any other than 4 speculative in
tcrcot
The civil war which is now raging there be-
tween the Greeks and Turks, is attended bv
circumstances III cruelty and atrcctv. beyond
the CONGO. tign of men i'm civilized society. The
war commenced i'll Waliachia, q Greek Prov
iacc, (whosc Governor, Greek, is appointed by
the SULTAN Ly In Instruction of a party oil be-
Greeks, against the great families VI tic same
nation, resident in Constantincplc, and Original
tCd in jealousy between The lower ana higher
classes. These revolutionary movements, gave
premature birth % tho plans OF q secret society.
whose members are called tie Hctarists, which
has for its object the restoration Of Greece TO IFS
ancient polity and nsiL,ratiOn. This sect H.
reinated in 1914, and is now numerous and eX-
tCnsive The Z mmenCCmcnt Of its operation
would have been probably il the ancient Greek
provinces, had il not been tCr the unumCiy move
ments vi Theodore and UpsilanJi, Tie leaders al
two opposition Greek parties il AlolG2YIa and
NailaClia. These insurrCcdOnary proceedings
excited the rage and fcTccitv Of the Turks,
which added to their san-uuarv fanatCism, dis
covered themselves id intscrmnatc assassfna-
ton and plumber. Tie brutal murder Of the
Greek Fltriarch Of ConstartiEope, and four
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

LONDON, AUG. 10.
On the disturbances az me Querp's Funeral.
On The subject Of these uaGsactIons, The
London Corner holds tins iangu ge-.' They
are Illuminating realities. And what are these
realities That VI the most civilized country
10 Europe, we had tie spectacle OF a royal
corpse, dragged along amid the rabbe shouts
az a lawIess mob, first IN one direction, then
~ another now stopped-then lnpelied for
ward-muI, and fifth and stones and BRICK
bats, hving IN every drecton-sanguinary
aNecraton9 uttered bp drunken rufh4ns-
bioOGshed lives lost-and fearful carnage
avoided only from the unexamped torjeurance
and humdaity Of those who endured without
avenging, tins scene Of unparalleled atTority.
\ funeral A solemn conveyance Of the
dead 10 tie tomb prepared for is reception
What was there, from first 10 last, that bore
the slightest ,emhanCe 10 so sad, 50 touching,
4 ceremony ! ID lieu Of it, there was tue say
aye triumph Of an Infatuated mo5-ani, if the
real occasion could have been lor moment
forgotten It might have been supposed that
some victim Of popular vengeance was drag
ged 10 a summary and iguomnious PUNISH
ment."
When the King landed lately in Ireland,
lie was dressed " in close long blue coat,
blue trowsers and halt boots, a black silk
handkerchief round his neck, a seal SKIN tray-
eIling cap, with broad gold band and white
silk gloves" When tn crowds were press
,ns round him, he shook hands and talked
with them, indlscrlminately.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02


1'VTkag-Ihe affairs Of Turkey, 4 our accounts may
bc relied upon, arc rapidly approaching To a crisis
This power % long scouge Christians Of every
tion; whose renorsee-s habarities, pursued with even
fanatic zeal winch their religious principles teach and
sanction appears have nearly filled up the measure
Of its wickedre,s. The Greeks, who have long been
50 Cuey oppressed, have taken up against their
Erocious oppressors No nation has ever found 5hem
faithful treaties, if interest cruelty, caprice, sug
scsttd the slightest motive for violation. The hstor-
IN, whose pen viii record passing, and apparently mi
mcdately approaching events, will contemplate re-
rospeetion of the history Of these remoecs, barbara
ans with wOnde' & amdzement that christian nations
soJld have under any circumstances for ages suffer
* tyranny so oiouS when IL i 1t have been W. ca-
SHY crushed Nothing worse than Truth can be said
p ddiueate the Turkish charactcr.-Wh6tAer RAssa
aHi Austria have any ulteror views OF conquest can,
perhaps, only b. determined by thc event accession
ofttritory bv these TWO powers, navin TIKI end Very
possibly be much Ire dicatg o necessity Oi i'll
ercE. Thai they VIII ald the Grgek-, Viz cannot
doubt and cl must bo Supposed the desperate feel
ns d the latter and saoA actually appears 10 ne the
ln'eInal state III u1SfT' Nh nins' NH iA, @aAlll'ita
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

Gro ok bishops, produced universal terror auu
thir II Of revenge among all that nation. livery
sucd less which has accompanied the Greek arms,
has been followed bv scenes Of fcroci0us barbar-
itv. upon men. women and children. too shock
Ing 70 humanity. Galatz. fortress in Media
ysl lon the Danube, was carried sword in hand
nv tile Turks, and every sOll put to death. IN
Cod standnople, the Greeks have been Scwed IN
bags, and thrown into the sea. The women have
bee b violated, and then murdered or sold for
slaY les and murder and rapinc have become the
con mon amusement ani business Of tile Turks I'D
every CITY were the Greeks are 10 be found.
Tho neighbouring governments have not been
insd nsibIe 10 the movements ofthe Ottoman Porte;
particularly the Russian, Whichis connected with
tie Greeks by the bond of q common religion.
Rus STA too has been further stimulated against
the Turkish government by insults offered Ter
Ambassador the Baron De StrogOnOti. The aC
counts are contradictory relative 10 the result Of
theIdemand OF ltislaCtiOn On this account by The
Emperor Alexander, but the general impression
der wed from them IL, that war will not az pres
cntI take place between the two countries. Rus
sia has large army upon the frontiers, to pre-
vent any aggression upon her territory and ID bc
really to invade that Of the enemy should any
en- Urgency require IL
! BY the latest intelligence we regret 60 learn
| that the efforts oftnc Greeks in the two prOliu-
ce9, Modayia and Wallachia, have been wholly
md vaiing arising partly, perhaps principally
fro n dsaifoction among their leaders and them
/ selfCs. They are SAID to he nearly cXtermInat-
ed there, but ia proportion as they cease ID bc
fea red their treatment becomes mi!dor and gen
crll amnesty has been promised those who re-
tlrh to subsection. Upsilanti the chief vi one
fac lion Is reported 70 have escaped into the Nurca
| the ancient Piop,nneIs, where the prospect of
sue ecss is more Hattering. The war Is maintained
there BY sea and land in the first the Greeks have
| gained an ascendancy, and their cNcrtons seem
cd 10 be turned with most zeal To that species Of
wattare. We cannot however suppose that sim
I gle handed, they can long contend with their OPP
| prcksors they have been too long under that
| government to Dc capable Of continued cXertion
/ for any length Of time, and the sinews Of var
may be supposed To he fast failing under a sys-
tenn or rather a want Of stem ike theirs.
| The following i given AZ a comparative cen
| sus of the population Of European Turkey:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02
MORE PIRACIES.

EX'ract Of letter rom captain Wamer, Of The big
Caledonia, Of Philadelphia, 70 IBIS owners, dated
Havana, SEPT. 9.
While laying in the harbor VIC were boarded
by II Robbers, armed with pistols, cutlasses and
daggers.-l was the first that was knocked down /;
after which we were all put down in the fore
castle, and the mate and myself plundcred Of
every thing, and the vessel robbed of about 50
boxes of candles; but we were fortunate enough
next morning to recover about 80 Of the boxes,
and great hopes Of getting the rest, as believe
the fellow III whose possession those recovered
were found, has informed ofthc rest of the gang
they also stole my small boat. There had been
or 8 vessels robbed within these 8 days. both
at sea and in this harbor. Capt. Shain, Of the
AJAX, OF Philadelphia, was robbed the same night
Of about $1,000 Of property, and the like depre-
dltions are nightly committed. "-GaeeHe.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

ILEJI IU.F ELHI.NG t,TN DDIt.
We copy the following curious address
from the Ohio Interior Recorder Of the 9th
inst xENA, AUG. 80, 1921.
Fsll0l2 Citizens, Without counsel with
any nan, or set Of men, ! offer myself to your
consideration, as Candidate for a seat 10 the
Iuuse Of Representatives At this stale |
deem it lnexPedient 70 make you any prom
lses ot what | can, Or will DO for you, il elect
cd, a. patriotism has almost departed this life
Suffice ito say, that il IS your three dollars per
DAY am principally in pursuit or.
Yours with esteem,
THOMAS GILLESPIE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02
YANTE, JrTY |.

ZANTE, JrTY I.
The Turks from Patras, assisted by body
ol GaIlos. have defeated tie Greeks and Ion
lans near that place killed $50 on the field,
and impaIeI, after capture, about 40 lc'iLn,.
The Turks have 5000 men at Pdtrds. AT
Hydra the Greek, actually roasted the furk,
they took alive by slow hle, first cutting off
heir ears and Il oses
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

broad accent, y ID plain English, ma Lords
upon which Lord Eden loosely remarked,
= Ii plain Scotch, You mean, Mr.Clafk' and
the prompt advocate instantly rejoined, Nae
matter 10 plain common sense, ma lord, and
,hat's the same 10 a languages" His client
IOs, nothing by the turn
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02
TEt.8 GAZETTE
PORTLAND. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 1921.
REMOVAL-N0
Of The Gazette CfiCe.

The Office Of the PORTLAND GAZETTE.
it il expected, will be removed. tomorro1r,
from lis present stand, to the new yellosp
building, at The corner Of CoUET and
FEDERAL streets.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02
By THE MAILS.
From NM Cnncora l.Nass. Ga.snel

4 From ftl Concord Hass. Ga2tte)
7 The following information may he Of ser
/ WIGS 10 the Young and enferIuslng men, who
keep bright look out for the good things ot
/ tbs world.
A gentleman Of responsibility Of character.
/ who last spring moved INTO the town of \ kin
son, in the state oi Niue. to make improve
ments where he COmmencet operations last
| summer. writes Ia his friend and core pOnLent
il the county Of Niddlesex, that he has raised
4 The present season four hundred bushels Of
wheat, bis indian corn Is very good, and be
/ expects al least one hundred and fifty bush
els, and fifteen hundred ot potatoes. These
are always Of the best quality, as the soil Is
| excellent and produces the finest potatoes.
I THAI be has built the present year, barn one
hundred feet IN length, forty two feet wide,
ana twenty two feet post. Atkinson is situa-
ted on the river PIscataquis, western
branch Of the Penobscot, and lies about TWEEN
~ FIVE miles from Bangor, TO the centre Of
which town Is a good carriage road. The
liver is Ravi5able for boats and RATS, in the
proper season abounds with fish, such az sal
mon, shad and bass.
Bangor i a tiouushing seaport town, and
regular Packet is constantly plying between
there and Boston, with, a great number 0t
coasting vessels, ana many that sail 10 foreign
ports Consequently affords ready market
Tor all kind Of produce, as well as plentiful
supply Of every useful article If foreign pro
ductUn and manufactures. Al the last ses
sion OF Congress, mail was established u
pass from Bangor through Atkinson.
Lands NAV be obtained there Of the FIST
quality; picked lots, Of one hundred acres,
al two dollars the acre.
Let fools emigrate 10 the westward, Jut
wise men viii %, tIom whence in . old time
they came NERITAS.
Mrs Incbhald has lett behind her Mem
oirs III her Life. with anecdotes III Tie person,
connected with her ace and the times in which
she lived II extends ID four Or six volumes.
and The extreme delic3Cy and tlmlduy 81
her feeling alone prevented its appearing dur
Ing her lifetime
.Inecdote o. The celebrated GdrOco., .Ur JoEn
C'1rk-Mr. q while imrirg down the III 81
street Of Ejinburg, from The Cur 1T Sessions,
overheard ayoung lady whisper, rather 100
loudly 10 a companion, 'thats The famous
John Clark, the lane lawyer" Upon which he
turned round, aud with bis wontrd force, pei.
baps little Ct not unwonied oolr,ene>s, ex
claimed - You lie ina am | am lame man,
Tut not lame lawyer" The following anec-
dote q Tie same gentleman vii show liz cad
mess at reply. In pleading before the House
Of lords one day, be happened to say in bis
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

~ Kinds American GIN,
:" Is do s.. CroIx and Tobago RUM,
10 boxes PIPES,
pipes Cognac BRANDY,
ID boxes dipped CANDLES,
IS boxes SOAP,
30 kegs No. ]. LARD,
? bbi- Mess and No. ! PORK,
10 chests and boxes Tyson, Young Hyson, Hysou
SIN and Souchong TEAS: For sale at
JERE. GORE, Jr.'s Commission Store.
Oc-o ,. No. r. Long-WhaG
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

ECeMtag School.
TH Z sub,C i'll vnt CnnmenCe an Erenn-
S.nooi, On Monday iJth III Oc.oter ms. at
Mr.. Webster school Room, Fedrra St e whore
they viii teach ReaIinS, Wntmg, n rta lrtic,
English Grammar, Geography, Bookkeeping
Surveying, Navigauon &c. sc. Ferns usual.
NICH)LAS LrRING
ELIPHALET WEBSTER.
Portland, Oct. 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02
More NeiU Books.
WILLIAM HYDE,

III N JCSI EECEIVED,
Y" PHYSIOLOGICAL and systematical
BOTANY" By Professor Sumner, Of
Yale College.
Biographical Sketches of Emin-
ent Lawyers.
No fiction-a new and cheap edi-
ton.
Chalmers Di-courses on the ap-
pIication Of Christianity 10 the commercial
and ordinary affairs Of life
My Friends Farnily--cheap edi-
ton. ....ALSO...
The Re NPLE HARMONY,
Cd edition, much improved, containing the most
popular airs Of Village Harmony and songs Of The
Temple. aud number Of original pieces never
before published. Price so cents single, $500
per dnz-
- variety ofnew CHILDREN SBOOKs,
for Rewards N sabbath schools, SC.
also, for sale as aJots,
he CHRISTIAN ALMANAC, for
1922, by the grace, dozen or single. Oct. 2
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

LONDON, AUG 90. Alderman Wood has
published note complaining that Dr.. Lush
lngton, and The other Executor Of tire Queen,
have treated him III by refusing 10 report bis
name as one Of The Queens household. TO At
tend The funeral If Der majesty. Probably II
was The Doctors t1uIt. hat The obsequious
Alderman was not noticed ID he Queens will.
Funeral sermons, Id honour Of be memory
OF The late Queen, were preached IN many Of
re churches yesterday.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

important operations have lately taken
place p the Empire Of Morocco. Mulpy
Zeil naViDg learned that his Uncle Sohman
had prepared a foImi liable expedition against
hun, se out from New Fee with his troops.
and h-'ing defeated hose # his uncle, took
the Nloo train Of Artillery consisting If Is
cannon. mortars and ammunition Mulev
Zejd tuop eLiered New Fez with BIZ army
whence he i 10 march for TeIuan, SC. 10 act
against Ianger and Cabha de Anghora.
which le.rtan faithful 70 bis uncle.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
PUBLIC SALE.

SDY virtue offs decree of The Supe-
y . rIor court of cbsDcery holden in
Winchester, will be sold at public sale,
tor cash, Old the 18th day Of August
ur1t, A TR.sCT OF LAND, contain.
ing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, stu.
ate IN the county Of Hampshire, on the
East side Of the South Branch Noun.
tain on both sides Of t:e red stone road
and on the waters of Little Cacapehon
being the same land which ives con-
veyed TO James Larrimore by Patrick
eaker by deed of Mortgage bearing
date The 22d day Of Feb. 1910, now Of
record in the county Of Hampshire.
and is now in the possession and
occupation of Philip DeyauIt. BY
which decree the said mortgage is fore.
closed and sale of the premises is di-
ieeteh, 10 raise the sum Of one hundred
dollars with interest thereon at the
rate ut six per ceDtum per annum from
the 18th day Of April 1912 until paid
and the cost Of said suit. The sale
will take place on the said premises at
IL o'clock on the day first mentioned.
JAMES GIBSON Conner.
June SOth fS2f--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14

THE subscriber respectfully informs
ms friends and the public generally,
that he continues to carry on the a.
hove business at the Friendly Grove
Cotton Factory.-fiis price for cardiug
Is cents per pound-tbe wool in eve
ry instance must be we'll picked and
creased, or accompanied with 4 lib. of
clean soft grease TO every 10 lbs. Of
"ool.-Those who wish their wool
spun into any number of cuts, can b.
accommodated on the shortest notice,
and on the lowest terms.-As he he.
employed the hest workmen he trusls
that he will be enabled TO render salts
faction TO il who may favor him with
their custom.
"Wan,ed immediately, TO the a.
hove business. two boys at the age of
10 or 40; none need apply but those
who can furnish good recommends.
.i0ns. JAMES COl.IlNCE
May 10.