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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01


A large number of COOK STOVES, Of his
own invention, which will be found 70 combine
more advantages than any before offered 10 the
public, as can be attested by many who have them
in use--The objection to many Cook Stoves in
roasting NEST, cannot be made TO these, as the
roasting is as perfect as by fire two eree pie
ces can be rosrted at time On spits exposed TO a
free current Of air.--Those who wish to purchase
an article so important in domestic use, are requee-
ted to call and examine for themselves.
Those about commencing house keeping. win
End great saving in Kitchen Furniture. IS all
necessary Cooking utensils are attached 10 the
Stove. and those who are building can the ex-
pense of ne chimney by procuring one of them
He likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
Funnels for Stoves of all sizes with copper and all
other kind of apparatus for Cook Stoves at short
notice--havng procured the best of workmen for
that purpose.
.dLSO-FoR SALE AS ABovB, general assort-
ment of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
And large supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS,
which will be warranted to prove good.
Jan. f6. Il
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ri VIE meobess or "fhe Bible Sooseiy Of Maine, -
i are hereby notified that their annual meeting
viii be held the Meeting House Of the FIRST
parish in Portland, on Thursday the third day Of
Nay next. at 8 O'Clock Z. NJ
WOODBURY. SfORER, jjr. Recor. Secy.
~. b. The annual d,course ufi be detirered IN
The erening, at the Episcopal Church By Rer. l. s.
FEW BRoEck. a. shsch there srH be contri-
bltiOn 10 aid he funds 81 the sccieiy.
,fprI is 1921
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby fcrbds all persons har-
Il bouring receiving supplying MICHAEL
DAVIS, apaupeT supported by the town Of DAN
r,As. who has eioped from The subscriber 10 has
engaged 10 support him for one year, as no char.
ges for his support will be paid after this date.
SAMUEL II. HAS BELL.
Ddnrf!le, 1Aprij Is, 1897.
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NOTICE.

To be sold at public Auction on
Thuriday, the 10th day of May next, at seven
O'Clock 10 the forenoon, on the pr.mifes, # not
diipofed of at private sale.
THE Farm which the subscriber now lives.
containing 100 acres of moving, tillas., pas
turing and wood and, with an excellent two ftory
dwelling Houie and out houies, and lsxe and
ccmmodious Barn-said farm has .wo larg. Orch
ards on IT, sufficient TO make from Is to &c barrels
Of Cider, three wells Of water, two with pumps ia
HANNAH L. ROACH.
New Gloucefter, April 10, 1891.
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RECOMMENDATIONS

Huddieyoyq, Jan. g.. 1909.
To Doct. J. WARsEK, London
SIR-A person who bad been several times
for box Of your pills lately called on me, aud
informed me--"That they had done him won
derfuI deal of good-he had been declining for
long lime--hsd spent great deal. Of money
for advice and found no benefit AT the time
be sent for The first box OF your pills, he could
not walk ACROSS the house, without some one 10
help him-iadeed he was getting worse daily.
He bad not tsken the pills but q few days
sgreeably 10 the directions, when be found him
self much beuer.p He continues taking them &C
this time, sno from appearance is Likely 10 DO
well-you have the mans wish to do Whist you
please, viii The above statement which glitter
ally IS he told it to me.
Your Uoedient Servant,
JOS. YEATON.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EK7E the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon BENJAMIN CHANDLER, Esc-
to receive and examine the claims of the credi;ors
to the eftate of
PERL KlMBALL,
late of Concord, 10 the county Of Rockingham, and
State of Newhampi hire, deceased, represented in-
solvent, do hereby give notice that SIX months
from the twenty seventh day Of February lait are
allowed to said creditors, to bring in and prove
their claims and that we Ihall attend that service
At The Dwelling House Of CALMAN GOODWIN.
inhoIder in Rumford, in he county of Oxford on
the Ian Saturoays of May. July and Auguff, from
two to six O'Clock in The Al ernoon Of said days.
FRANCIS KEYES,
MOSES F. KlhdBALL.
Rumford March I9, 1921.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice q
i Nil coAcerned, thst she has been duly 40.
pointed and taken upon herself the trust Of Ad-
of the estate Of
JAMES BARRETT
late of Portland, 10 the county of Cumberland.
Mason, deceased. by giving bond the law
directs-She therefore requests all persons WIZ
are indebted TO the said deccssed's estate to
make immediate payment; and those who have
any demands thereon, TO EXHIBIT the same for
settlement TO her
ANN H BARRETT,
ma. X.
Witness, MARY ANN BARRETT.
Portland, Sept %, 1919.
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NOTICE..

A LII feFsons indebted to The subscriber whose
"A Notes or accounts have teen due more than
three months. are requested to cal and pay the
same imnedia, ely, il they wish to save COST.
April IL, 1891. ABEL w. TINKHAM.
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Anatomy & Physiology
In Con,ray, Mem Hampshire, by
DR.. RAMSAY.

THE laa eourse of Lectures on ANATOMY and
= PHysfoLooY, IN this State, by DR.. r. will com
menee on Tuefday, the IN of May, and close on
the middle OF JUICE 1921. Gentlemen who have
aot attended on former occasisns, S2o-such a.
have attended, $I5 Gentlemen will be introdu.
oed 20 ,he various and important srtof practical
anatomy, in the improved manner of DR.. R. in the
high preparation of Summer-hitherto disidera-
tum.
r. In Juy, please God DR.. r. is in health, he GEN.
fseoces his Lectures, in . tour of the British
provinces un6e- the patronage of his Excelency
fhe Earl of Dalhcusie, Governor 10 Chief, and the
medical practit ners in Quebec, Canada. The
plas viii be Proiecused on that system publifhed
BY DR.. r in Concord, N. II. a. the medium of
state College, ia New Hampfhire.
Conway, April 7ih 1891.
~. DR.. RS engagements compel him TO limit
the period rs above-but the course will be made
amply complete BY TWO lectures each day during
the frsf three weeks.
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NOTICE.

4 LLpersons indie bted to SPENCER TINKHAM,
"A are iL.Jrmed shar their demands sFe LET,
with A. w. TINKHAM for collection. And
unless they are speedily settled will be Eui N
the hands Of N attorney. April, "a, 1874.
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JUST received and for fae at The
Portland Bookstore,
By JOSEPH JOHNSON
Niddie-Street, Portland.
THE CELEBRATED
BALM OF QUITO,

Is q Medicine unequaAed by any III The agorld
for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, .asdlmas,
C0nsumptions, &c.
Since this excellent Medicine was FRI dfcover-
ed upwards Of three hundred hoafsnd perfone
have experienced irs happy and faiutary effects.
many Of whom had been by Afh-a,ic aud con-
[umpive complaints reduced TO be brink os tbs
grave; their contributions were quite smatisted,
and had calf off all hopes of recovery. hsving ufed
every remedy recommended a. fpecihcs for those
complaints and had made every application to tbs
faculty thar could be obtained.
Common colds which generally occaLoncd
by obliruefsd perfp;raton, will &c found TO yield
ITS iDhueuce in . very ihort time.
In common coughs, which in general the
effect of cold, il give. immediate relief, removing
those troublelome irrits ions, as they called,
ticklipxs 10 the throat, which act eoLAsnr
flimuius to coughing and quiefing 'tcse convul-
Eve excitenents aud cspsrs he III cted 90 brezIhs
aud fpeak freely II irdufe ref, and nscp m an
eminent degree, ADD hrsng hens she contribution.
which enables Il 70 repei 40 enemy Whole 2sfcks
are frsqueHtiy 10 lowed by the mon fatal co-ie-
quences
Psrlons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints or
diforders q: the bresl and lungs cvsn ID The nclt
advanced period Of life will End immediate relief.
In Affhmztic or ccnfunptive Affections trecert
or chrcnic) Hozrienef., Cstsrrhs, whsezings aud
fhortnef. of breath, II viii give smmedsse cafe.
CONCEALED rhlegn, acfimcuy ~ The iluids and
obfrutiion 10 be 2 ands, with eass ana iafefy
discharged by gente espectoszt,on.
is ailo mach admired Ia icrerefs Of thE breaI
nd Gomacb, giving prefent cafe in thofe cares.
Grlhose s.ho s-fsil 10 purchase caller VI me
r5oys Medicines to sell ogcia, zsal te sugpiaed
al oery iibera! discount.
Portland, March 8, 1897. eopf
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Commit ssionsrs Notice.

OOMHfC >otOUtfS ANUttCC.
THE subscribers having been duly sppontedby
the Hon. A. X. Paris, Judge of Probate for
the County of Cumberland, 10 receive and examine
the claims and demands against the estate Of
THOMAS WENTWORTH,
late of North Yarmouth deceased, represented in
solvent, and six months from the z7th of December
last, is allowed to said creditors TO bring in ihe
claims and prove their debts this is 10 give notice.
that they will attend 20 that service at the Store Of
JOHN WEBSTER in said North Ia mouth on
the 4th Saturdays Of May and June next, from
8 to S O'Clock p. N. on each Of said days.
JACOB MITCHELL, to-
JOHN WEBSTER, oo"'''
North Yarmo,h, April. IL. 1891.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
4 all concerned. that Che has been duly appoint
Cd and taken upon herself the truil of Executrix
of the last VIE and Testament of
JAMES ROBBINS.
late Of North Yarmouth, 10 the county OF Cumber
land, Chirmaker, decea-ed, by giving bond a. the
law direct.-she therefore requetts ali persons
who are indebted to the said decessed's estate TO
make immediate payment and those who have
any demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame for SET
Element to OLIVE ROBBINS.
North Yarmouth, April IL, 1921.
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NE the subscribers having been appointed by
~ the Hon. A. X. Paris, TO receive aud exam
me the claims Of the creditors TO the eifare Of
ZACHARIAH FIELD, late of Falmouth, IN The
county of Cumberland, deceAfed, repreiented
niolvent, hereby give notice that SIX Honihs are
ilowed to said creditors to bring IN and prove
cir claims; and thar we shall artead that service
at the house Of JaoNAs wINsLow IN said Fal-
mouth, OF the fret sasurdsys Of May July, and
august next, art~o Of the Geek in Nh afernrcn.
THOMAS WINSLOW,
HLAs LEIGHTON IT,
April II, 1921.
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a remedy superior q sny yeL discovered, for
n Dyspepsia Headache, Heartburn, Sour Siont-
ach. Loioness Of spirits. Etatuenoe, Loss Of Appe-
fife. Goat and gracei, together With sl affections
Of The iiSer, and the whole trsin Of nervous knd
bilious disorders. These pills require 10 con-
hnement or restraint in diet. IS they do not con-
tsin one atom Of mercury, in any shspe.
decided preference is given to them by families
of the frsl distinctI !; SO mild is their action,
yet so effectusl, that every obstruction in the
Stomach is removed with incredible quickness,
siihough they act As q complete renoystng med
icine, and strengthen at The same time. Moth
ing can prove the superiority Of these pills more
than the number Of communicated BY
persons of the 6rst responsibility, which may be
bad on application grassland the eountenance
shewn them, by the hsst medical characters az
the present dsY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-01

Mr.. kean has already RENTED home TO
Mrs. Kean eleven hundred pounds sterling,
as The early mel produce Of nis dramatic hary-
est 10 the United States Of Amsrica. grand
pubic dinner was given TO him at New-fork,
BY the principal inhabitants and theatrical am
aleurs, few days before The last ship which
has arrived 10 England sailed from that city.
kean's absence from England is TO extend 10
two years, during which period his engage
menl wiihDrury-Lane is suspended, not brok-
en- off, When be has finished in America, he
purposes returning 10 France and thence pass.
ing into Italy and Greece thus iakiog a peep
at the ancient classical, as well as al the new
world.
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BLANKS for sale at this Office.
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TO LET.

2 or B CHAMBERS convenient for a
small family. Enquire as above.
Portland, April IL, 1921.
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Is a Medicine unequahed BY any IN The cord
for The cure q Coughs, Colds, .4snimas,
COaSumptions. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

| constitutes az. ihssc .r-cr.sai c6HrF.
| surrendered b. Tifcinia. aud vested ~
s'ir gnve,rmcit oi iGc Z. States II yoe
have nOI these ppweis. sen ought To- e.
| tiaVe your footsteps, ani reptai the ss..f
iary laws by Which yun :save "a ;oe
the billiard tables IA oGr CONFERENCE.-The
and sent oar iuNeiciUte gamblers 90 ti,
penlienl;dy. Ia principles there ~ ia
} difference hetNrcn ibe pawets thea *.
erci-od, aud t..e ui;e which j. nuw ii
question snd, - practice, ii,ey are
equally salWlaIy so The morals and gO0d
conduct Ot our fellow cIii1ens. 4 YOU
have no right - cXvrCisc i!n concurrent
poMer OF taxation, III fellowship ~i'hi tie
general government, you !Sd bette, suis
f9n'ter al once, your CHARTER. \ govern,
meni without the POWER O.. taxation, ~
an ehtire anomaly IA politics.
And for ~ hon, fellow ci,iztrs, is THIS
alaimiug sweep Of power 80 be mad. 2
tot the petty District OF Columbia A
corporation eAteuding 0als over sslaiI
traei oi grouud. an : instituted, oi1sS, for
the beliur secnriis AMI protection OF Cus.
Sress, tsio ouisliip, M is prefensi0.s, ard
rs rights, those Oh The most Important
Comu onneai.hs. II the lain now ses
up W. OF behalf OF III. 10 :, rtsui State OF
New York, II Mould rot fiuG u 5 ugle ativo
cafe yet TIC small ana local corporation
OF Columbia, is 10 mud favur IN The eyes
Of the federai judges Witiiot!i a singi,:
LETT In iIie boob OF The constiu;ou, I'd
WARRANT The procedure: WITHOUT even Il
loop hole of IN express power, wherl or
10 bitch the far famed doctrine Of impii-
Gallon, sancilGmed bv HE Judgment o. The
superior eouTs, lie most und0ubts drights
OF the states, are 10 he adiudgrd away,
and consolidated government erected
CnlzcuS Il representatives. Ii ia time
10 make slsnd. Although tie doctrines
OF stale rights have III some states, bu.
few advocates, ihey have nfan, m Ymgi-
MIA. We are MOI 40 low as We were IA
The year 1890. &c. , Unnyd win lie slate
OF Ohio, (d] ana defend all illai is dear
10 ireeiuen. Ia spite 81 an erriug world,
lei US STAND by the true principles at tie
constitution. Many al Observation-Disclosures
ar- resolved To die in llir las, di,c,i: III
such camp, ore % them. al east, IS pge,
pared Tor ,iIa extremity He would gl,fy
- DC denominated, will the noble B,u-
tbs.
Tie last Of tie Republicans.
60 Sre he prcjsce 10 H.dt-ci reSolatiozs
OF See her ;tm.noUA protest liz Tie tiSs Engsi.
FeT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

ser -Mr Norris Q. gloucester s,nihses III, iiou,e
the large amour, Of the claim Interest heine paid upo,
The original MI. Loyal sugses'ed 'hst perbsp
The inter might no, he pressed Mr. Moiiss OF G
declared IL that point should he yielded, be v>nl
waive all further orpostoa---r5e House di,iasd on
reversing the Resolution of the C0Tnitee. which wa,
carried by large msjoriV.
Mr laekbuen submitted the f,llowi tg Resolution
" Rcsoysd that leave be given to briag n bdi pre-
scsihiag The OF future applications for pensions
in compensation for services rendered or w0nuss
ceyed the service this state during the reyolu,iOn
airy war for the imposition in such ap9l
cations, and (or other parPsses" Mr.. n. said tina,
such applications were multiplying upon The Ronse
that some general mode necessary for receiving
such applications. prevent impostons npon The
mlnctnee of the egiaiuie. and L. gite adequate
Densaton to those NhS deserved aud needed title sue
sested. that some sworn other sreug evidence OF
wounds received &C. should he eyact-d and that per-
haps wonld The vess Of the Senate if a
cer,aiu sum should he annually appropriated for pen
sions and Teef-Mr. Uoodiag suggested that there
already bill on Lie table reported by hln2ef
the same subject, requiring schedule 81 property
sworn befare the county oourt upon plan similar
to The act OF Congress that this bill might he 50
snded the ideas af gentleman from
Bath. lie therefore moved iayths resolution upon
the table Aher further debas, IA which Messss
Blackburn ard Watson Misunderstanding tiouse
a,a.d l., loo ., On ,, 80. 49,. o, =, -,
~ " 10y " ~ ' "a" "'S' o. "Ves a.
The Honse then resolved Itself into committee of
the whole. Mr Lewis in the chair on The biil con.
corning the sale OF property uuder executions and n
cnmDiances.
Mr. DoddFdge moved to strike on; the is, section
rbis ,ro,ion ~, ,.si.,sd nv s,...-s o,.y AZ p.,c,
~ $500
a"" watkins OF |ooeh'ahu -'ha supported hy MI Sc!
den Of Hsnreo. mr. selden had finished with h,
,ou,,J,,,joyyk view of The anestion - hen ne;,, .
~ ~ 1's 'o''''
"H"' e>"""Se' ~ "'s eNe'""n' '"e oo"Ht'ee agreed
rise-anI soon after The House adjourned.
-
YESTERDAY, the HoRse on Nr. SherTar6's sz'.
fion came "a resolution 10 proceed bg Joat
on JNetdey tothf election II acr6erA ~ ne Board q
PG6Nc " 0rkS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

The amendment was opposed By Mr.
Floyd, ana was nsgaiived by large mgjori =
ty.
Mr.. Mercer morea TO strike ont The ffth
section of the ball, schich atcLishes the topo+
graphical cOrps-which motion wds nsgut'r,
eel ,oithomt dipision
On motion of Dir. Nelson. of Va. tchO
asked far The opponents of he bill an oppor..
tanity to present their rietcS on the subject,
The House adjourned
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Il NiHne Of deed otrns q ft ts purposes therein
- stated. will lie sold ,rf H. a.Ciun -, ~ ef,s,.
@Gy, me va dag 81 hYfH Uelt at r,Nrn, no un
tue peniises, llinss vaiudn!e BRICK .TtNtafNIs en-
boiIi"gbi1ok street, bsing five ia uTibti catuticnE
az TIE tenement ~ u3r sp!nrr 80 boiircLtu,k ai,I
Sbcamoie streets, octrp'rl b., iiayis y Fassar and
extending 10 rue lot Ci 5iT jSue kA iiicH are
Ninnhrf'h IN saa deed NJ. AND s. iv.u her
Aiil Brfc& L1mdtr ADnfy. anJ ofiier ,air-r! iIr
poseuivI,s On saiGi~ts Ee Hh.le 49,. be toid OF 50
urrb thereof a. vii he recrsssiy pay oeit ad
ihleErsi mcnirfisu ~ sAln dttd TIN. piopC.ty
- valuable ad pr dhc.ye. and certainty - Rotly The
atIsn!i n 81 VelsUns @. cd.iai.
he ieArn'u MS are unGer OF froui six r. twelve
hundred collars each Gnd beng situated in the NOS.
commercial rafi az the WSH, ui1 Away: Command a
good Fet; aud heIHg also tu!y Insured ifu ioss hy
he IN The slchmSgd ONCE lhs purchasers rendered
pe'rCli serhTe on that Shouid any person
residing al aistace Wish - nirtheT inf rnatioa
respecting tins valuable proreIty They MA, obtain IL
b. writing t. re al ,hls place
nc property VIII be sud by Nj. William Moore .
suc'i"Neef, on credit ofihse. and MIG noniis
equal ihs'a'IErnis Tor approved, rndosed negotiable
notes, Will frs c'vatioh Of The ntle u ~ The rrois
ssail he psd, deed viii be al any tire made ON
receiving deed Of Irust 10 the purchase money
Tie notes vii! he required TIE sale Is ciosta
and VA case Of failure &C. deliver tb.ul Us l'.lork
~ so required, the pT"peT'v sfch Uaft is buurtt
10 anF netson failing 10 give sUh notes viii bc sold
at "Clsck On The evening 81 the day upon d.
terms. IOuN ALLISON ry'.tga
F~f.f,itc '+n 75iss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

WeNiY ITcc Il0-faTS N8W0JN
ID AEAWhl ffon Richmond ~ 22d Bereubsr 2
male slave, aged SO or 50 years i've fect SIX or
EIGHT inches high, well made negro very rlark-
,n'ea YORK said slave was purchased o Edward
Gfates, ~ New Kent.
Tie asoye reward will he given by delivering him to
James Snibers, Rchmund aud all reasonable charges
Pa'd-oT Two HUNDRED bOLLARS by delivering
hiin AT Point Coupe, Louisiana. to
Jan IS. 32..ptgWs CHARLES m0VGAE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

4VSf PUBLISHED aRs rs sac 81 ~ n fligsY =
- Bnyfpac's b0ehff0tc, ARD lt y. ltinrr II tie
tfaGkhn ftiuug ulirc " = i1a5,Dfics q, me I07,e
ch'tiHs the Tufs 81 X3iF5Csf lyross iIDin-tbc
objections q Jr'''ay Pea,usiu. AID g.. TtiutHfgh
JRg."
A few copies Of '.5 Nait have hera rut into tt-
haEds 81 s"ue ne most disiiHEit leG aeN ainrrp
as; and ~ Is udsTstluc tnat. uui tre soirr ,i,e,
declare 70 90 be IpItt!s satisfactory e tui sei
ne arguments Triumphant Tte n,w ttaeicc to'iors
81 Behhan and The iteVieW are pet tsvr ang tfe
rishon Of he lave Wiich 10 ;clita The r4t,ss
OF he ,'aier and pros-ts Tue anioiUnaie Is tsceo
beyond ail dprbt.
jan 10 75o.tn0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

HE subsrrbeT .b.ehVs, Etiicei.rW4.G to Yia.9ire
iu~ IN iae CoUtt % Appeals, Ia audnio! 10 ,,.s
coaiis - which hr now iiaciists
g,Ian. IS. -. .4w JuTNSON, o! Stanton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

Departed ih!s ti~. at aasf.ctU axe = t,8 5
NLLi%G, tsq- "ue al the eldest p'us rec pec,ab=
ie CAdus ot ts ttu aud fOI isl8y ~ esitei Of
The od Gauk VI ~, Jued Sla.es. lis 70 a lei o.
ie" Ho'Nd"a's 10 pass through a i4HR h.r wsni :,-
pio@ch ito gre universally respected ara 10 use
rnIvsIsals i.etet.ed. Such was ,be Ii o, tie ,.te
lhon,as Hing ITfUG GOatffs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25
REnuc11lN oF 10 -

NASH]NG ION, .ai'uary z2.-fbe bill fUr tic rciuc
uun o. "'r Ni'ary pec- Establishment las he ~ order.
10 To third 'auiHg ia te House OF Representative y,
"e-iiNr majority "a icusc dnuLt Ut Us final ls>nge
"a tat idy i'l 50 lrc mauriry IN favor Ia ,liat
'"'e it dou!', S'aS, ts ,ie III val pass Stite
a' u'5Ai may b, NSti essential alt, ratos of the dc.
tails
HOUSE CT REPRESENTATIVES,, JAN. q.
Inc qu'sron !.sitr atc statd ordering til bill as
smtid d, 10 be rnpross' Il tor ihid r aiding
Mr. BANNoJ Is aia ~. - t1C f.ii udYe,s,d The Hcns
each at gra, length: the rt ia iayUs u IN, br the NJ
ter ag-i.St ~.
lac g'WsIcn was then taken ordering q ILL 10 be
esras'ed Tor ilir'! r'@e:ng, AID decided foICw4
YEAS IC9-NANS a.. rNf I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

The following is the singular l,tr from this ccrtri,n
to hs rsrtieuar iTirnds ia Maine. II will strip oil The
ii from OF the plan Of eanp-ign directed against
Missouri Strip Oir,he il Of humanity from Of hrr
opponents; mh what ~ yuu SCI, Faetin,. personal
" vs. sectional ambition ie Eastern Argus Of Port
lai, Nians) ca tins gentleman himstif personal
ambition Nih wish 10 Mr.. iO.n from the Senate
at the L. $ and Vault into lis saddle The ArguSassrts
t.t Name will Lis ,ie~s cr-re-evho his
whoop against thi brethren Of the Souh.-hir. e. ny
D. rtrr,sriitaVta minister Of the gospel, without
oekSut lac is tO0" pat O;icaiy a,Abi,ioIs 81,
taste"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

Co Sac he prcj'sce 10 N.dl-cl resoIotiozs
OF BEE her :tn.nou> pTotts; III Tic tiSt Engsi.
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