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NOIIf n

NOIit r..
ia spbseiibeT VIII not be responsible for any hart
ioaolhg which may be put on board his boat com,
nanded by lin. n u HoNI Hct,e
-ol.-I .llt. Itn w a.
kHkEN UP W hfu,isIead 4. Iownss of ILs conc =
,,on ainel2, tneat the couiibouse) TWO EsIR y
nVhbts--ene sOrTel horse about seven wears old
hve feet high blaze or white face both mia fo,e fes,
ahd rear hiDd tet white with saddle spots sbod ali
,ouhd appraised TO tighiy dollars The other grey
npIse apopt ien years old about nve feet high no
pIaho or m7Is--shod III rnund-appfased IN 66y dol
iats on 35ih lanuzrt, iSii, Ivy john Booker Tom n
"Hs'h, Sn1 John Chatiip COPY Tssfc
Jan so si..M' TT. ifiGH, c. &C.
EHE topaTinefsbip Of HON S AMOS ~ CO. as
tbis day dissolved By mutual consent
1HOwaS AMOS
GEORGE % PRIcP.
New Canton, Jsu ~. 1870. as.,sa
4 III Srlseriber ~ tsansact CON 8iss10y -
-. siNISS IN ;he house lately occupied b, Iain 4
"m. Ghuat. wa, j.. MORRIS.
Jan. 2. ysU
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WIS c"tnmt!rd 10 the jail at Powhaian Con, ihonsr
w as tuia~ay, ON the 2Ith day OF September last
negro man, SOLOMON DANG Err as he calls him self
AUD says lie ,ngs 10 Er. Beckwell who had parcel
o. negroes going on ts Tennessee He is stout ma
eow fect inches high, aIlte inclined TO he yellow
had on when committed to jail short roundabout
Of oInaburgs, and sare-appears 10 he
between IL and rs years age The uwneris
10 COME forward prove property pay charges ard take
hlm away otherwise be will be dealt With the law
directs. r. BASS Jailnr p r.
NnvrmheY VI "a INV,
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DOCTOR CULLEN

DOCTOR CULLEN
- ESPEcTFULLY Announces his intention Of o,sc =
so tisins DedicfHe ana Surgery, in Richmond aud
US neiEhb0iho"d ANY application at hts Office mayo's
hnidings, nearly epPosite ibe Bell Tavern, will be
attended TO.
Dr.. c. ein resume his LECTURES, on 7hursdoy
Jan. 70. SLIT
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CHaNthltY. Al rules held ia ibr Gle, ~, o,r- m,
Lnisa county conit al ,Lc courthouse on The Urs,
Monday III January, 1871
AGAINST -
George s.Sir.. and Stephen c,auk.. :. Dejeadanfs
ine oeie"cani Stephen Ciauk having entered Lis
appearance ana gwen secnrIty according To law ANA
'hs f"ies al ihis uit: and u appearing from satisac
tory eVidrhce thaI be is not All uhahaut otihis stale
.htieio'e on the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel
here the inst 6ay of A!Iii court next aad arswr,
Tue ainuf's hill aud that copy OF tins orecr IA.
'"ln"h inserted ia some newspaper pnti IN III
ciV "i kCnm"us, for eight wcrh: successIyely an.
posted al HE front door Of the this cogr,
on some court daJ- Copy --Ieste,
JOHN HgNTtR. c. l.. C.
Jan. iS. 70 .aw.
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'rRuSI' hAIE

RUSI NA lie.
10y virtue al deed of trust from Marin Price t.
- The subscribers. dated the iG,n neceuhrr 1910 L.
secure 10 Jesse Frays-r. ih- debt therein euiinued
we ,hsll praSesd on The 7fh day II February neat
far, not The next fair day, ir premises st r
cab, ths following prUdery, viz: One carriage and
haIness, owe Wagon, with gear, three cove and tue
following NEGROES; Sophia aud her, four children.
Lucinda, John, KIT and Betsy.
FRANCIS LEWIS
Jan. q 7a..wSw SAMUEL. IN
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NoIlCE.... orders from any par Of the Gu uiTy
addsesstdsto Poplar Grove Post office DInwi,idie
econnty, Va Tor Carriages "f any kind Gics Eunifn
stages, Dsdroorn Wagons, &c Sc win the Hes "
improved Ch0rofses, will oval steei springs IN trent
some of them light enoeuh for one horse will he
promptly attended to. STERLING WOODWARD
Nh. drstrate coach black smith aud spring and
hspmaker, OF soher habits. will meet with Constant
employment, aud liberal wages will be given App!, as
above. Nav D. 5ovtf 'F -
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NlhhiNIA AT a court held for Scott couui, al
her 1890 - "
James fuiien.' ..CompPt,)
Frederick Fn,sefson and ,,,ac n;c, IN cHANcERY.
moho',... De|'fs.)
ne compliments bill being died, aud the defendants
nol bsvng enereo their appearance aud given secur
according 10 the act %. Assembly and the rules Of
tos court aud II appearing satfaciion 81 the
,ns ihe SAID defendants are not inbabiians Of
thi, esuimoDwrath on the motions of the fomp,anant
oy his counsel is ordered That the said defendants
10 appear here on The ar DAY Of March court next
auo answer the compiananps Mil aud that copy of
tnIs ofoef be forthwith inserted in public news
paper printed in this stse, and continued for eight
weehs successfully and aSotha other copy
De posted al the on, door of the coahsuse Of This
county. eopY-1sste
JOHN S. MARTIN, n. C.
'su' tfs 76..gews
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IN c6AScsRr.-At sn.es hoA n In che CLERKS oshcs
of the county coart " Charlotte, the 6sh day Of
December, 1870
edward D. fowekes................. Psassftf,
AGAINST
WIN fowler, executor Of Edward Keeling, dec. and
Elizabeth keeine.. DstcWdants.
The defendant EiisaDeth Keeling NOT having ealefed
Ler appearance according to the act of Assembly
tue reirs Of this court. and appearing TO the satsac
of the court that she 10 inhabitant Of this
state: on the motion OF The plaintiff by BILE counsel K
is ordered That she appear bsre the nrst MohdA,
March next. and enter her app.asanse aud answer
the painns bill, and give bond performing such
decree AZ Tie court ma, nake the cause; that
Of ths order he inserted in OF the
printed in The city Of Richmond for tho months sue
csssve. and that another c-py hefecfb be posted At
front dsot Of the courthouse the said coanty.
a cops, 1csle,
wINSLOw ROBINSON, C. C. c.
ncc "a
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TRUST SAIE.

DY vlttUe Of deed tru.t executed q, the .nh.e,
~ hers by Marin Price, The 22d May 1929 for
certain purposes therein mentioned We shall pieceed
on WsdNss61y The 7sh ddy of FcGyuaYv rsrt II (air
" pot The far day at the late resdspcc Of said
narun Fsce 10 sell Tor cash, all the household aud
sHopeh tuihitnfe conveyed III said aeed.The fnrIi
lure - OF tue best quality. BENJAMIN MOSBY
GEORGE BItKY
Jan. o. 13..V9w DOUTUAT
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Nih1iNia....At a court held tor Scout cva.,, a.
her. 1920
Nathan Richardson. CompPk
AGAINST I'm CH,NcERy
Thomas w Rhodes. DER
The couplainant's hin being hIed and The def,uo
aht not having entered his Appearance and riyen seq
y according to the aci of Assembly and the rules o,
this court, and tappearne 10 the of IN,
court that he 10 not inbabitapt al this common
wealth on Tue motion al the nau by his counsel
IS or"ersd. That the said defendant do appeat h, n
OIL ibe hfsi say of April next and answer III.
compalaahrs bill; and that copy OF ibis order b.,
.o h"I,h inserted ~ seine public newspaper in ih,
Stale and continued for eight wet succe.siyeIy
also that Que other copy 10 eeof be posted az the iron,
uoOf OF tue uIthuuse vi this county
Ae"py-Iesie. JOHN s. iilRTIN n C.
S'". ~. 76..~5"'
lkOiNA....At Rules, holden IA the CirI H., tJIiiCe
"i ihe superior Coau OF Chapcery Tor the Rici,
mono district the 5th day Of December, 1870
ihe Mntnai Assurance Society against lire IN mild
ines OF Tie Siaieof Virginia. PkaintiGs
AGAINST -
Polly Bee alias Polly Bowler. Archibald n.u and
MAX, VIM. Bee alias Bowler, and Miller bee a,ias
ne defendant hofdecai Max not having ruteeo his
appearance and given security according 10 thr act n,
Assembly aud the rules o this conyt and il a,nearpg
ny Satisfactory evidtrce that be is an irhahitspt al
tns co"hiIy, N IS Otdered, Tba; the said defendant
90 appear here on tn slXei day The next term IN
answer tue bii OF The plaintiffs and that a cory of
fbs order be forthwith inserted IN some new.nsper
pnbiished IL The city oi Richmond for two months
s"ccesssey and posted Ut the door of The
i'll the said city, COPY Je.t.
Wm. w HENING. C. C.
Sen q, 72..U6w
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IN cHoNCLRN.-At "a court beiu Ior Prince Ldv arc
i county, November the 2lst, 1920
stephen Bediosd, late sheIiT of Charlotte county
and administrator riih the will OF William
AGAINST
Samuel Booker, Richard Roheftsoa aud Sam uel wat
kins sheiid .; Prince Edward eouniy. Dctsnauats
ths day came tbe complainant, BY his counsti and
n ca ms bill ofrevisot AID srbp3na i, awarded him
AGAINST The Defendant and, n is ordered, That the
ueienuant SAMUEL Waiains, sheriff OF Prince Edward
county, be restrained f'or, paving away or secre,ing
any money ar effects in his hands belonging 10 the
defendant b"oksr rnii the further order the court
ana The defendant Booker having entered
.ncr ana gwen security according To AN act OF The
General Assembly and the ruica of this court aud il
appearing the satisfaction of the that he Is not
IA mhahiiahi ~ inns Sa,r on tr motion OF com.
p'a'"an', ny counsel, Is Ordered, That the said
defendant Samuel Booker do appear here en- the nrst
uay {" March coar next, and answer the coup aiuan,s
b ana Thai copy Of this order be forth lib Insert
ed III some one OF the public sapefs printed In ie
Guy oi RichHiepd for two months .ucc,.s,yely and
also posted al the front door lie courthouse Of ,h,,
county. A copy--Tes,e.
}. woRsHAM, u. 9.
jan. 10. 1y..wSw
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NiKGiNlt, 40 VII :-ln halifax county. in Chan
Gerry, 2sth December. 1890
Robertson Owen, adninistrzior Of Robertson Oven
dec............ Ptaiaff,
AGAINST
Samuel Edmnndson and Caroline his wife, John
Mu'phy and Polly his wife, Edward Siubhlraeid and
sally his wife, Caroline Brooks and Josiah Robertson
Ds(eadanfs.
The defendants Edward Siubbleneid aud Sally his
WIFE, and Josiah Robertson, moi having xntered their
appearance aud given secsry ding to the act
Assembly aud the rules al the court, and IL
T. tue satisfaction Of the that the said
Edward Siubolsh~id aud sally his wife, and Josiah
Nobsus"n aie moi inhshtants Of this
ON motion Of the plaintiff, by hs counsel, IL Is order
ca, yhat The SAID defendants do appear here on the
f"urbh MONDAY IN March next, and answer the bill Of
Tue palntih and that copy Of this order tie forthwith
inserted m,ihe Richmond Enquirer, for eight weeAs
successNei and posted at the OF The court
mouse oi this county Acopy-1e:ie,
hfCHAU ROBERTS. ID. c. II. c.
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

Lost overheard from ship Portland, on her pas
sage from Portland for Darien, Mr.. Henry NJ
Donald, seaman, of this town.
In Hollis, on the eth inst Mr.. Levi Danielson,
aged 80.
In Freeport, in Dec. last, Mr.. Abraham Mitch
ell, in the Saith year Of his age. He has left a
widow and seven children to feel the loss they
have sustained by his removal. But though a
loss TO them, we trust for him to die was gain.
For m any years Mr.. Mitchell had been a exem-
plary professor in the church of Christ. His con-
versaton, patience and resignation during his last
sickness, afforded great consolation to his chris
tan friends. To the last he continued to besi
his testimony to til power and excellency Of the
religion of Christ. His descendants have been
one hundred and thirty-three, viz: IS children
7Ogrand children-and 148 great grand children
Of these, 104 are now living.
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The most I'm portant subject which has yet been
preseated to the New York assembly is, the re
port Of the committee, to whom was referred the
objections Of the council Of revision. to the bill
calling convention. II will be recollected, that
al the last session tAs bill passed both houses Of
the Legislature, but returned by the council,
with their reasons against its J. coming law
the objections were drawn up "a tunceiiOr Kent,
a man of the highest legal ayrainments Not
wthstandng this decision, the supporters Of the
bill are resolved to spare exertions to accom-
plsh their object and obtain the constitutional
majority for IFS passage into a law in spite Of the
council of revision: the following are the pro-
ceedings on the subject, as far we have receiv-
ed them.
Mr.. Ushoefer, from the committee to whom
was referred the objections Of the Council of Re
vision to the Bill calling Convention, reported
at length on the subject. This Report occupied
more than hour in reading, and takes very
broad ground-argues each Of the objections sep
arately-compares the constitution with those of
the other states, and with that ofthe U. States
refers to the conventions Of rs and holland
asserts that Convention is now called for by the
public voice, and that the second Tuesday of
February would be proper day for holding the
first meeting TO appoint Delegates. The reason
ing of the Report il conclusive, to those who have
sided with the majority, for myself can only say,
"gUOt hOnlileS tor sententla,'
On motion Of Mr. Croius, the Report was re-
fsued to the committee of the whole House, and
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. J. Q. Spencer gave notice that he should
on some future day ask for leave to bring ia
bill to obtain the sense Of he people on the pro
priety of calling Convention.
JANUARY 16.
The house then resolved itself into a commit
tee of the whole on the bill for calling conven-
ton, the objections Of he council ofrevIslon, and
the report Of the committee. Mr.. Lott in the
chair
MIR. UlshoefIer offered a resolution, that the
bill, notwithstanding the objections of the council
Of revision, ought to pass.
pause of some minutes ensued. Mr.. w.
Thompson then observed, that ifgentlem men seem
not wiling to debate the resolutions, the com
mittee had better rise and report, the question
on the bill must be take en- by yeas and nays 10 the
house.
Mr.. Hopkins said he was one Of the committee
which had made the report now before the COM
Mite OF the whole. He had dissent ed from that
report, and willing to offer his reasons either
upon the resolution before the committee, or up
on the bill in the house.
MIR. Thompson then withdrew his motion TO
rise, and Mr.. Hopkins proceeded TO speak at
length against the resolution and report. Ar n.
occupied the floor an hour and half Mr. Ui-
sheetfer spoke about halt an hour in defence of
the report, and Mr.. Fish replied.
The committee then rose and reported progress
and asked and obtained leave to sit again.
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rived brig Edwin, n Gordon, from Point
Petre, via Cape-Ann.
Our harbour is now completely bridged over
with ice, which extends below the upper Buoy
including Hog Island Road.
BOSTON, JAN. 17.-Since Monday last, much
additional ice has made in our harbour. The
following were yesterday lying from half mile to
a mile and an hall from town. unable TO get any
further up-schs. Rob Roy, Name, Buffalo, and
Julia Ann Jane, of Ihomaston Despatch, Pol
legs, from ". York Jane, from Camden Sally,
Prospect Gen. Armstrong, Edgccomb; Dolphin,
Portland Ant, Saco Perry, Kennebunk sloop,
Packet, do. MIlIedgeville, Portland Ranger, Of
do. Jane, from st. George schs. Evergreen,
Georgetown Johu, Arundel.
o. Most of the above vessels lay in direct
line along the edge of the ice, to which they are
made fast, and which is very thick.
The Nancy, Despatch, (ot Portlaud) Primrose,
Betsey, and Batfslo came ut Of Cape Harbour
on Wednesday morning, about 8 o'clock.
Sch. Ann, Of Saco, from Fredericks burg, which
ar. IN the Roads days since, came up last eve.
shipping Memoranda.
Brig Comet, keyes, from Bucksport, left New
port on Tuesday evening, bound to Bristol,
TO discharge brig Union, Cole, of Frankfort,
was ready to sail for Portsmouth, on w ednesday
HlOThIhSs Win cargo, &C. saved from the wreck
of brig Mary Jane. lost on Pcint Judith.-Ihe
ice IN Newport harbor was broken up on Sunday
last, by fresh L. wind.
brig Richmond, Adams, 81 days from Bristol,
[St. UbesJ for Savannah was spoken Dec. 6.
Ar. IN Hampton Roads, 9Th. sch. Two Broth
ers, MORRISON, Portland, 40, for Petersburg
Another account states, that the j wo Broth
ers was AZ days from Thomaston, and that she
was much shattered ia her sails and rigging,
having been blown TO the Eastward Of Cape
Sable.
Ar. at st. John, Dec. 81, schs Rising Sun.
ElweD, Belfast Diligence, French, Bucksport.
Jan l., brig Nimrod Aldsn, Portland, 2. Cd,
siOoP Captain, do CT. sch. Industry, Machias.
Sup May, Pennington, Of BaIh, and schr. Ma
ry, CIabtree, Of Ffenchman's Bay, are rePor,e Ell
ID the Palladium, as having arrived somelChere the
81 aud 9th inst.-as is also the Harmony Spring
er, Of Bath, from Wilmington.
Brig Jane, Emery, Of KennebuLk. and Mars,
His, Of Sullivan, for Savannah, cleared at Viii
ming ton 9th inst.
sch. Caroline and Nancy, Foster, Of Machias,
arrived at Holmes Hole, 12tb-at whish time 81.
Dolphin, Of saco, and sch. Vixen, frem Portland,
we're in port.
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TO BE LET, the PULLING MILL IN Gardiner
Together vi hF0uR CARDING MACHINES,
one WOO Flicker. one KnaPping and four sheath
ing machines, prefa plates, &c
fhe above mill 10 on a never falling lfyeam il
houTIfhing cousfy. and in a town which has
more ban Doubled ia population within he az
ten YearS-is hin quarter Of mile W. ne
navigabie Uaters Of Kennehec river and IN prob
ably as well 'tuaed lor culom az sav NIL 10 New
England. The nilI will re losped tor Term of
from TO Is years, aud aipuIzioH will be inherited
Ia the Iesie, that other fuIiing mill fha bs buit
in the town, during that term. Pofefiou % be
given The 1T May next
N. B. The lesfee will be required 70 bring
fatisfactory accommodations. a. 10 bis moral
character his punctuality aud his ability 20 carry
on the earding and clothing huinef. il the belt
manner. If the ealsee 0ou'd with to unite the
fpinning Of wool with The absve butiuefs fuita-
bic building viii be erected adjoining the above
mill and lsafed with fuficient water power on
reafsnasIe term
CrAPPy to the fublcriber, or to M. SPRINGER,
Jr. bis Agent
r. III GARDINER.
Gardiner Jan IS, 1921.
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FORMIDABLE THREAT.

Mr.. Archer, member of Congress from Mary
land, on the 4th of January inst offered resolu-
ton to the House OF Representatives the object
o. which was, TO instruct the judiciary committee
TO enquire, whether there are al the present fame,
any legal tribunals in existence ia Missouri deriv-
ed from the authority o. the United States, invest
ed with competent power TO hear and determine
causes arising under the constitution, treaties, or
laws OF the United States, sc. and it there be
none, then 10 report such measures may be
necessary to cause the national authority to De
respected, &c. &c This deep and cunning
scheme to get round the constitutional question
Of Missouri, we presume was easily seen through,
for the hon. Gentleman has made various at
tempts TO CALI up, bat the House refuse TO graf
lty ham. 'exed at this legislative obstinacy, at
his iast defeat, he very respectfully gave notice
that ne Would persist a. calling for the cOhside.
Ton o. has resolution, until The house tcOuid take Il
up. What effect bis threat produced we have
not heard If there was any person present who
had INNER IN his pocket, we think he might
with much sincerity have read from it, for the
benefit Of the member, the welt known family
fact there recOrded.-.E. T. u. n.
BY late act Of the legislature Of New
Hampshire, u IS made the duty Of seIectnen
to post the names Of all tipplers 10 tayerns,
shops d-c.-and taVerners and retailers are
TO be fined ten dollars Tor selling liquors to
such t'PPlers after being posted.-Oracle.
The Legislature Of Georgia has sanctioned
the donation Of $4,000 puolic money made
by Gov. Clarke to The Savannah sufferers
but protested against 1t as unconstitutional
and against It's Ueing drawn into precedent.
A bill has passed the Legislature Of South
Carolina, imposing fine Of 10000 dollars on
the opening o. Lottery Offices, and selling
Lottery Tickets in any way, unless author
Ized by the state.
The State Of Pennsylvania owns, in three
Of the Philadelphia Banks, Stock amounting
to 9, l08, 700 dollars.
Mr.. w. T. Robinson, Of New York, con
templates publishing Gregorie's Dictionary q
.HTts and Sciences, IN three vols. quarto, with
lac engravings. 1t is a valuable work, and
intended 10 answer the common purposes Of
an Encyclopedia.
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at is more Blessed 10 give, than to receive.

"It is more blessed 10 give, than TO receive.
y. y. Subscribers are respectfully remind
ed OF their subscriptions which are now be
coming due, and requested TO send them to
Mss Hopkins N Middle Street, who wiILre-
ceiVe any donations which may be made.
Sermon sill be preached before the Fee
male Charitable Society on Wednesday even
ing 24h nst. in the Baptist Meeting House
Alter wh ch contribution will be taken TO
aid their funds Should the weather be I'M
pleasant it will be deferred to Thursday even
ing T
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PORTS.MOUTH HARROR.

The Oracle Of Portsmouth, ~ II. exults,
that the harbor has not been frozen over the
present cold season. and says, Portsmouth
harbor IS a. free as air, and IT navigation has
never been obstTucted since uis food, except
by Jeflerson's embargo" We all know the
cause which prevents It's being frozen, and we
conceive this 10 be rather against than in IFS
favor,
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TO LET OK RENT.

n FARM containing one hun
dred and twenty asres OF LAND, pleasantly .ftnat-
81 within forty rods Of The centre Meeting -honse
IN Bethel. in The County Of Oxford with HoUsp.
bAsN, Blacksmitb's SaoP and SHsn, Standing
'nereon-tsgether vita five Cows l.d one woke
OF OxEN-said Farm Is easy e. masa.e. and vary
fertile, there Is great chance for crops the en-
SUNG ssas' ns good stand for a Blacksmith Sad
dler or Shoemaker.
ror further iafo nation apply 10 T1MorHY
CARTER, Esq living near sail pre- ni,es or the
subsc'"er JAMES r. CARTER.
Bethel Jan 49,