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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
FLETCHER or sALroUN.
FOREIGN NEWS.

by far the most interesting feature of the
late foreign intelligence ldown IL the 18th
May is the prospect that the Allies are about
To rest from their holy aboss.-Thc Marquis
ut Londonderry (aiids Castlercaghl has an
nounccd to the House OF Comin0ns HAT
" the Russian army would not pass their own
ocundary"-that it was most visionary
charge TO suppose that they were ever put in
motion with view to Interior measures as
respected Spain--that in his opinion the I'm
peror had no ambition for ans further aggran-
diZenient either on the side Of Turkey or of
SPaln.--tThe London Morning Chronicle as
cribes the change in the Russian views to ti,c
earnest and united circumstances of England
and France. )-lloweycr this may be. the Rus
sian troops have pa,:sed in their career-and
spar. and Portugal may, for the present, pro-
coed IN organizing their own governments at
Observation-Disclosures intelligence from Turkey
Is dark and uncertain.
The article about the Ordinance Of France
$ putting in force part Of the Commercial
treaty lately entered into between France and
America" is copied from the Liverpool paper
OF the 18th or 18th May-It is hoped the Ma
tIonai lntelhgencer will Shed some light upon
this matter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

i Dc IN the hands OF tie sheriff or trcss,irer
OF one officer or the ether, it is equally in the
hands 1.-THE Commonwealth, and if force can
not be used against the one, neither can il
against the other. Suppose the sheriff about
To collect the fine under the order of the state
court. VIII you cttach him for conterr,pt OF
your authority, II he obeys you, he will be
attached for disofcyinS his cicn court. Ii you
attach HIM for not obeyins your order, the
state court viii attach your marshal for oh
s'ructing the execution Of IFS orders by us
own Officer. Thus you are at issuc-Each
party must reinforce its authority until the
right OF the. strongest" shall prevail, OF until
the state shall strike the flag of is sovercien.y
m iopeiess submission and despair. There is ia
deed no view Of tlis construction OF the Con
stitii'ion which would not lead in its na:ura!
consequences to dangerous collisions, and we
may he therefore permitted 90 pronounce
such n construction " forced and a1icananta-
h{eD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

A BSCOEDED rom Halif.V Courthouse Va. on Tho m,
- inst. UIBLTfU Tf1BERLfKE, = man Of prc,fy
good appearance, about 50 cor OF weighing two
hunTedhas good complexion ght hair and grey eyc.-
'c has thc appearance Of being slightly marked with tic
srni Y ne hhed while here Of b salt worSe extensive
Tr1 and treat salt engagements His place Of residence
he sad was ttarestOwni IN Kanawha lie reudned
here about ree months, contracted several dcb and tod
number ~ lies stating he he'd loaned money nlofot to
gentlemen Of this place, w view OF otaning credit
lu finally b. clopc 10 the night earing his creditors n c
lurc lie rnoH uickd tail grey horse One reward
WI he pa'd 80 arg rrr'on Who viii deliver bin tals
Pare. EICTinD EpMUNuSOt.
tnue e. 10 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

A OvERSEER 10 take charge Of Hoslip Plantation
within mile Of Pcers',urg. Amor whh siaall farly
WI hc prefcd capable Of managing 20 or 81 lgrds 10 u-
vantage he must be ven qualified as farmer the p,a-
Ton teng altogether appropriated 70 raise griin hay and
stocks and as he VIII have charge Of thing ON the
place, he must necessarily have well altced recon,rrr-
tioGs Tor ms competency, industry sorety good morals
Tor such character liberal Wages win be given Arplv TO
SHEPHERD LESLIE.
pcterslIrg. Tune &C.. tf-uS
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWGRD

anyway from the subscriber on the uiot ~ ,c oo,t
sps 81 S, tl1s month Pebald mulatto man slave named
5nt ~ aout feet high % years OLD Of grave aspect
~, - y ahu low tone Of voice lie wore away Short
lin S,o eo S saoT hat both much worn and carried With
cashmere roaniabouf, and nair Of cierls ,rc @
n, ~ nc above reward will be paid for apprrhend
again. 100 Df'i, 1917 W. lsli 20 That get him
Ii,ri i,,,. - HELEhfAH LtPSCOMB
M 4u'''e June It. f4-w8ys
@soss to fumes and ysOrrd nc 5! ~ , az. res
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
Commilled 10 "a -LliI I'D 49, -

SS o.. s.,, 10 The jail Of Henrico County.
named aAp4yN " april last as runava y y negro man
5.,e 'AhVN Who says he belongs to tolr Tnro;n 81
feet "eSe eJy ne appears 20 be about co years 81 age
o. ad slave IS requested to pay charget and a., ~ m
V'"''"he nc VIII oe dealt with the law direrts Nv -
tn, os REUBEN TANkERSLEY d. s.
.I--W ~ 81. NAYn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
j. Riddle

OFFERs for SALE the three doors south OF the
- Bank Of Virginia
Fine old French Brandy
Jamaica and Antigua hum, Wliskey
Sicily Madeira and Fort Wincs-Lonlon Porter
Imperial and Gunpowter Tcas-Conce
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sucars-Nolas5es
Spermaccti and Tallow Candcs-Soap
Salad and Lamp Oils
Wyats Chewing To5acco-Spansh Segars
Mustard, Pepper, Nutmegs
Janeison's Crackers sc.
hLSO-i2 terces Rice and Madeira Wine of exceen,
fuay, imported in 1916, well fined and N for nme,,t,
use, which will be sold by the cask, demohn gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

- COuWuTtc arm.
NARRIEnl-Cr Thursday, the l4,L inst. by the Hcy.
lnrh G. Horgs, EbWAiib ga MR. Esu. 10 Miss MARY
HAff, d7usuer Of the late Robert ncr ofiarthed Spo
syivaDip.
On THURSDAY evening, ftt inst ri oaklhl Gloucester
county, hy the Rev. !. REYNOLDS HICHAHD RANDOLPH
gVIgbiN- fst OF triam1, n Mis- CATHERINE ~.
FAUAfLEROY ol Mnhlnnl. Middleeex county,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
FOURTH OF JULY.


This great dn is about to be celebrated with IN up
usual degree of spirit.-ln this city, the arrange
merits arc, TO bring together the two volunteer
Infantry companies OF Norfolk, the principal naval
officers who are in that town, the Manchester C.yal-
~. and the Light Infantry Blues and the Cavalry ~
this city, with number of citizens-Mr Greenland is
tho Orator Of the Day Mr. Stevenson will read the
Declaration of Independence, accompanied BIZ ar,ro-
pirate music military banners &c in the Hall oC the
House of Deegatesln Petersburg, the birthday OF
American Liberty is always celebrated with the spi
rt which it deserves The citizens ruse loqctlcr in
one large assemhage Mr.. Rose IS the orator Of the
day-in most of The towns the north orators ,.yc
been named, and the Declaration Will be rcad-Io
Washington, it WAS wished that Mr. Writ shvud de-
liver the Grafton but he informed the Conm.:tcc OF
arrangement that he "would have cheerlu,ly mpct
with the request, were his professional engage
ments, on; of the District. sucii rs to render !, inn
practicable 10 prepare himself, and even doubtful
whether he should be in the CITY OF Washington ON
that day The committee then applied TO Mr.
Adams, in the name OF their fcllow-citizcns ta nc
company the reading ofthe Charter of our Liberties"
(Which he had previously undcriakcn) with an adj
dress appropriate 10 tic OCCASION" Mr. T. repIicd
g that nc would, to the best Of his abilities comply
with the request contained in The letter The fol-
lowing are announced as the arrangements for fine
day:
At sun rise, federal s,lutcs will be fred n;
Sreenicat's Point and at the Navy Yard.
ALL O'Clock, in the Representatives Cham
ber IN the Capitol, the Declaration O; Indie
pendence will be read by the Hon. JoHy QuI>-
cy ADAMS, accompanied with ain address suit
ed 20 the occasion, and preceded and follow
| ed by patriotic airs from the Marine Sand of
Musicians. The President Of the L. $. an,i
the Orator the Day will be rsee.ead viii.
Corps.
| At noon, TIE federal salntes of artillery viii
be repeated.
AT four o'clock precisely, Public Dinner
viii he on the table at Strother's Hotel. OF
which our fellow citizens are invited TO par
take
At sunset, Federal salutcs from the Fort
and Navy Yard, will again be fired.
If any otter arrangements shaIlbe thought
necessary, they shall be announced at future
day.
| The President and Board OF Fublic Works are NV
IN sessionWc shall submit TO our renders any ip,,,or-
iant measures if any, which they may adOpf.--lhey
have appointed CoAcciO Of the Fund for Internal
Improvement. Nir Anthony Robinson. ir First T.llo.
OF the Bank ct FiTginia-his salary is S500 aad 4,
amount OF his securities $4,000
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Council Chnmber. ogI ,b,,1 1eaf

Council Chhmbcr, ED J1aC, 1921.
fsHvIOSt IS vf!e received this Oficc until MonCo
' Al ~ 0rJu'F next IRON pcrons al posed tp suc-
o ''r >'AF rs rcTeyed IS the EXcc;i.1 Tor sol IN
Snid slaves colfpcd IL the Peri
UAtiF wnt'r t' may De seen Of APPLICATION efof. liz
DAY &tot tfuCnii.Tel. 80
bonc D.. advice OF Council
----- = WI. y. EiClIhRpsoT. c1ri
w q debtors to the estate Of Robert Crqi.-,
decreased, v.i fslc notice that Nv q eec~os ~ =, y
linny "c IoEsi Il He Unitsd States or Finlf Circuit
hntN"etia hittrc made in the s,it Crsir and ofArrf
"9si 'rugs executor ahd others the sre7r'her 4. r
ioinca e. an The debts and effects belonging b
TIE estate u The >.,G Robert G. r9a ec,aseJ.
June ~ lit L4fFlEL car.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
Holm NJ I1AN(lE

JOHN ". DANCE,
A TToRSEY at LAW, win practise in the Superior ard
Inferior Courts Of Powhaan Chesterfield & AneIia-
'e resides AT POeiiaian Courthcuse.
-AS 4 4--w9w
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First rate Tobacco Lartd, rcidout reserpc.

FIRST rate Tobacco Land, tcittom Yeserpe.
Ezz,A On Wednesday, The 2ah August, I shall sell at
ftaRfif public auction, without reserve the tract of
lg1sffI LAND which reste-In point of soil local
to rome in tho upper country " ~ "
Persons DESTROYS of yesfng funds in real e,a,e ,i l.
attend the safe OF the above prOperty~Terms one
l9rh IN hand the balance in and vearssec,tritv unon
the land for the deferred payments will be rc,,ref
tne same time, win be sold several very valuable If
Albcmarlc, juno &C. 1InosS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

SOhtERS, No. 6. on Friluy-The Communication on
o'nden SiHeg College shall appear in ct two ne
Nos-re decisions in the General Court in t!5se cases
where heirdecisions FINAL acquire for Tia,
rycjrcuinance We shall publish Friday the sdiudica9r
winch were pronounced their 3stteT on the adj
Iorned TO thenAs soon have zone through the ia-
tereshn@ communications, shall M the Important
TOPIC OF the American Navigation Laws tsc
with the British West Indic9 &C. Virginia is suffering so
nuch under these regulations, tst IL IS time spct
Materials have been put into bsrG which will c ct MAJ
terai service u the pahlcc srze tile present occasion
10 adj thai no marriage Or death will hciioofonh find
Place IN THIS per which Is not authenticated 10y fprn-
be name. We are forced ~ extend cven This caution
70 Obituary noce; since have fnd that
de and ccr"mpiihe spirit Of 7n7iay sports upon very
Nereeq The grave Tricks arc PLAYED ~ anonymous al,
thotS which even the sanctuary Of the tomb IS su'cicnt
TO WcB THIS viii rccomi for the aor-af enraoc several
communications ti.ese silircfs.
We fhi. day issue TIE Enquirer ou Iarrsy Aeet and
wish widcr columns, in compliance 5rou,es 80 r
suscreT quantity Of price into cnc,
hiiou, Eaer selves Il L. somewhat worth, OF The
liberal support it has met With from The public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
.t!HdlOr'S UNcc, Qjd Jure, IEEI-

= :. ----- N-TT--Ts 1II IlN-, T0-
FtbLl' ana Who lave never qualities, or hive lecroI
"ctnsHre requested an ehcr case o. Communicates nc III ~
70 W., Vi"cf ihose also who continue o. art, r tge M
cc'ed no noiarial taxes ior hc wear oduy ITO tnrvf
ssp'e.ir asi ere reminded hr BY .si1g to return nr
7HHav 70 that eject thcy may the cyraeQc of NOS,
June =. lf--wfw JAS. T.. tIEt TT Auditor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
VhOAlAS H POpE-

I HIIDJlEItE 1T mn.
RFFFRe his professional services 20 e f,,,i.'. .rf -
- pnLiir he ATTENDS nc Superior ;'d inferior cor,s ~
iIc eonuiiea pi Rucingmr. NcIsnn and i.inea ris.-
Ills place Of Residence b. ~. Iiiu In,'s III
| i'rc 'inFms1 cou1+V. JUNO 1f. ft--tytry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26
United States Court, FTfIh CircIgf and VirCini

$500. 49,. - Otsfrict--Jine INA, 1891.
rEiI0NAS CRAIG, George rutherford Robert Mon,o
-, - gonere, Robert Spicr, Robert Fauld Alexander ,
"eif' i i White, and David Wash, Plaintiff, o
Ssnes scott executor OF John Leslie, deceased who
vas executor and trustee of Robert Craig deceased and
others, 80 "a $3.50, anu =
a., Er'ract from the decree Of Ire Court.
o., A tne SAID commissioner Amos Laddl is ordered TO
III, , epof 70 the court, Of the debts il any
us rom the said Robert Craig or his estate; and 10
nm 20 ascertain the same he is directed TO advertise
% Week Tor three months successfully for creditors 10
'' auu prove their claims before him,
copy-TeSte, n JFFFRtEe cio.L
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcF,
Y-., a., , Richmond. 9Th mouth fIunc 2s 1927 (
r. % ", ue aiore going order Of the Court NOTfCF
- iEkLBR GIVEN. to all persons having c,;,s oi,s,
re 9 2oe Craig or his estate come In and prove the
before me- at my Office, in this city, within ,l,cc
ogqlhs from the date hereof that they NAV M p.or,ed
f,,,c OF AMOS LADD, VI. G.
I4-2Et
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~. 70, q BedlHyM ~ OeIiEhINl Rea.lence

Ia WlTTtIN six hundred yald'ior csr,es,gine on
fsssGn Nv James river, in the county Of UNI er and
ss5fi here tbirty-fve acres OF lard In a ,,.
- % Improvement "a dwelling ho.se viii ftrg
rooms passage ana two pococs below and two n
lodging rooms abo7c stair, viii, cool aud dry g. sr w.
defncath The honscAnotler dwelling situate fhio ~
or - yards OF The above comonlv as tHarofieca
suop and study, Which as two below anl cns sos
attached also are comfortable frame kitchen icct,-,
stdic ard cattle ho-sca garden well oScd ano taI,
improved This most desirable situation d, well ca}ee
iorihe residence Of physician iwser being in te
h'o'i The society," Of which J, Inferior 10 none In ft-
state ~ Niylit. " "a
= lhe i"ra- VII hc iaalc accommodating. Application
nii '' tape io Goo -I'l' ri'sr ~ carf'r.Vir..
''re a. f-niw q. r. BONrlfGrf-
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TO CORRESPONDENTS Am nE lDF9s.

MIR: Daniel Weisigcr has resigned tie OGicc O
First Teller Of the Farmers Ran,s Of Nrginis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

The President and Board ofFublic Works are NV
IN sesson.-Wc shall submit to our readers any imor-
iant measures, if any, which they may adopf--Ihev
have appointed Coiecio Of the Fund Tor Internal
mroycmen Alr anthony Robinson, ir. FRS; Teller
OF the Bank CT Firginia-his salary is S500 and IA
amount % bis securities NbO.OOO
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25

Cfd7r nsse circumstances, we published EcatH-
Der me-, with such Introduction as we thought was
proper ne made professions that il oas lcrtiel
for he Gazette.
Ia the copy we possessed the ntys6renh Tire
partly obera The fourth and ffal ,cords were
minteigibe-we therefore took the liberty to supply
tco words, which We thought conveyed the authors
meaning-which, we believed TOO, were probably the
words Of the author TIE Daily advertiser is not at
hand 70 ascertain tie fact
We sorry thai too Of the press in some OF
our copies escaped correction. The aiatAenth line
should read
The mornings glowing charioteer,
Not garng." SC.
The second is literal error which impairs the
beauty of the.33h uc. Ii should read
In n'ad,tesS DER the painless sea,
Not i'll sadness" SC.
II we had noticed that these lines published be-
fore we should certainly have repujIished them We
should not however have inserted them under the head
Of" Original POETRY And had we known that they
first appeared i'll the Daily Advertiser OF Nov 5, 1920
under the signature Of Jutia LafHenSa, wond very
willingly have added that signature, any Other cir
culnstancc, necessary to the claim OF the Daily
Advertiser as the paper which originally published
Remember me"
AZ the late term Of the Common Pleas in this
town, Mr.. CHARLEs CLELAND, Of North Var
mouth, was admitted an Attorney of said Court.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
Mem Goods.
JOSEPH HARROD,

LAS just received a variety of New Goods,
i suitable for the season, which, with his for
mrer stock, makes bis assortment very extensive
CONSISTING IN PART Of
Best superfne black and blue Broadcloths--
Fine and low priced black, blue, brown and
mixed Cloths
Dial Broadcloth-mixed Hunters Cloth
Superfne double mlled Cashmere
Devonshire Kerseys-Duihls-Coa
Blue Queens Cloth-Pelisse Clotn--
Elegant super Saxony Shawls-
Plain and figured Cashmere Shawls-
Figured Lustres and POplus-black Cashmere
Shawls-
! Black, white, French grey and slate Bombazines;
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Silk, Worsted and Cot
ton Hose-Gauze Hose
Gentlemens Buckskin, Fur and Beaver Gloves I;
Long white Kid Gloves-Beaver 4 Kid Gloves.
lined and unlined-
White Sattn-white Levantine-
Mazarne blue and Pearl Marcene Silks
super black and white Italian Grapes
Black Worsted Bomhazne-blaCk Bombazett:
plain and twilled-
Plain and figured Bombazetts-Flannels and
Baizes-
British and American Sheetngs and Shirtngs-
Gentlemen Crsvats-Vestngs a variety
An elegant assortment of Ribbons
Linen Oamask-Irish Linens
1 bale Roe Blankets, &c. &c.
To b. sotd sery cheap for CASH.
Dec. 25.-3w.
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Al Charles'ol ~ iH.t schr Hazard higgins o. French
mans Bay The sehr Owe, OF this Io'E san
Q, h, for Bll.itnore
q Il PhidepAia 18Th inst. s1hr MONKEY, Warehouse
tor this port BrgSarah Cole, OF Ssco Be mudA,
there ur xr day. 4
Ar HOLMES Hole 5th. brig Peace Of this port
from ST. BsrtS Tor Boston,; sch Maine Emery. Sacc
from s.. P-rrcs, orbosIon ship ygilant Smith, this
port. from Norfolk, for Boston with Navy timber. the
gale Of the I3h, split several of hrrssails.
The schr Mary Ann, prince Of rnoath, adv. 70 sail
5'h, from Aiex sndria tor Charleston.
rhr schr WoTomo-tagus, Hill, Bath for Bermuda,
with cattle, put INTO diem 3'h.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25

.dh yry -aiers ias talked deal about conc'-tG-
i'm. That this has been fayourite term, and,
IKE :. vorr humble servant at the end OF itt-
rs IL a AS a, word Of course, VIC have formerly
.hnwa: Bat il was not easy 10 believe that with
lis unl-ic word upon his tongue, the editor could
..,a papcr like his last. The bitterness Of the
,,s violent party times hardly FURNISHES us
,gith 4 similar instance, and il would be dIhCut
% select from any paper, which circulated under
80 Cerryman1er standard, OF Infamous celebri-
NJ which could boast three or four columns Of
,i-herpartv aspertg: yet all this appears N the
snblirne rairn Of cancellations, and is the response
III tbe oracle itself. And we were hurried back
~ the reign OF terOr, BY the well remembered
.pithets. "bluc light ederalists," silver grcys,
and Hartford COnventDnists. The hrst norsel
ia this collection, is the piece in winch the edit
~ advances his claims To public favour, and
lthich we have Just noticed; the next 4 quo
fati,n from the Y. Y. Advocate, whose OBJECT -
ID rally the republican party, and which recon-
nlends the old engines Of power, caucus ana con-
yenlion; and finally we are RECALLED Win the
Standing dish f-1.5-The Hartford ConUe'dioH,-I-3
waic,, the democrats have served up Tor the last
seven wears These are the most prominent
subjects n tn, last Argus, ana winch we thought
worthy t. Ds thus particularly noticed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
DIED

In Sanford, on Sunday evening last, Wiliana
Frost, Esq. Major General Of the First Division
Of the Maine Militia.
la Brunswick, Mrs. Kincaid, widow of the
lae Deac. Patrick Kincaid
In this town, Mr.. John Turkey, aged 90. A
child of Capt. Enoch Moody, aged mouths.
Yesterday, Horauo, son OF the late Mr. Jacob
Noyes, aged about Is. He fell from the belfrey
OF Rev. DIR. Nichols Meeting House, and sur
vived but few hours: the height is about
90 feet.
OBITUARY.
In noticing the death efsr.-GHARLES o. BOYD. Dub
NOUN, To ayJHHg 5RmMgHed the cold and silent
gf4Ve IN the midst gf fs and health, and sXDecsdi, is at
Iif times t 10 be sud md a7tw frequency
itself (7Dlfch bII15 feeling every other hHIi4 ~
ti' aadsd that the youth qDoSs premature ate qus ul0n
Is me ToSe soul gIOTvsd Tufh n I0Ce ID all Thar g00d
great and ,'n0bEIng human nature TuOse JUST ambition
c0rnsd the c0d need the GUOrIdS applause and aimed Ly
az tfai dIirrtion qUhfch 06faIHG By prtftncs
fHs-fhdf nc IS s 1og5e heart rich all
fseS which attach friendship. and z,lys Fc on 7uhoe
me- anidT health, y0f and spirits. surrounded ~ the
lures u fashionable wee, ana dangerous example, presents one
uutlemiIed u eLsUdfsd and atty Hsl such
IS me Dem. toE07U 10 the tomb, caH m
pHbifc SyEIpIthys a character Ike this public ED5s
SHch Oh ,res Orlando Bovd. Whilst Ourufug hi,
Professional Studies Tuih all the ard9l (Which his acfU-
nfnd s0er aUe 10 the aqHificn tsf r0pIedge, feUer
IHddlH ia us abDear1r and fatal ~ IL ti1
edin fran sight f1eVer! His ugrtlI osrislse form
hath 4 vie1 but hi iRperi5 JbIe virtse5 haze fund
fine ia friendships breast. TUre t.ey qr eucr blossom IN
p nfai pIsfHr and Uherever The sO-iaI circ quers
cnty he truly knC7Un,) the inaFr VI the dtoH SON. the
Celu-tbe tear will start, e sigh 1U y7yeI 10 the menu,
0ffhs excellent, the uirtHouS Boyd.
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DETECTOR.

We give place 10 the above with pleasure. We thank
our correspondent for his communication and approve
u his motive. Ii mast the of truth TO de-
tect and hold up to public Indignation the promoters of
flLshood But If our friend should task himself with
the detection OF ,4rgS lies and
engaged in political controversy when bent to serve
the OF any sealotS patron fear our columns
may not afford sufficient for the full discussion OF
such a .lutftl subject Ed
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
"RENIEAIBER ME

We had been In possession of the lines, Remember
me-" inserted IN last, several weeks; but did not
kloiU tbeg had erer been published
gentleman Of high literary fame was named to us
as the author. We believed, and we vet believe our
information correct. We not personally acquainted
with that gentleman and thought some apology 70
him might be due-ncne, however, due 10 the pub
Lc find re Igere altogether unconscious that in
CURED &c deJt Of apology 10 tie editor Of Tie Daily
.AdrertiSsr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
TO CORRESPONDENTS. &c.

Lines composed while passing through the notch Of
the White Mountains, shall appear in our next
Lines 4" by small boy" discover ingenuity and, as
The production Of small boz, are certainly desti-
tste o merit. We hope he will diligently attend to his
studies and if he continues exercise the powers
OF his niind in Of the leisure hours which many
small boys devote trhoily 10 amusement and play we
doubt not but that be may become valuable cores
nor