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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05
ON TIE RETREAT FROM NEW-oR-
LEANS.


LEANS.
For some time, that is to say, while our
souIe lay along tie high road, and beside lie
brink OF the river, the march was agree able
enough; but As soon as we began 10 enter up
on the path lhro' the marsh, all comfort was
al All end Being constructed Of materials SO
slight, aud resting on a foundation 50 iuhrm,
the treadiDg Of The first corps unavoidably
beat u 10 pieces ; those which followed were
therefore compelled 10 founder on 10 the best
way they could; and by the time the rear OF
tie column gslaed The morass, all trace Of a
way lad entirely disappeared But not only
were the reeds torn asuader and sunk by he
pressure OF those who bad gone before, but
The bog itself, which at first might have far
nrshed few spots Of irm footing, was trod.
den into lbe consistency of mud.- TIE con
sequence has that every step sunk as 10 The
knees, and frequently higher. Near the
I dlehes, indeed, many occurred which we had
4 ihe utmost difficulty 10 crossing al all and as
The night was dark, there being no moon, no.
any light except what the stars supphed. il
was dillcGlt 10 select our steps; or even 10
follow those who called 10 Us that they were
safe 90 The opposite side. Al one Of these
places | myself beheld'an unfortunate wretch
gradually sink I'LL be disappeared. say
HIM founder in, beard bis cry for help, and
run forward with the intention Of saving him ;
bal before bad taken second step myself
sunk at once as high as tie breast. How
conlrived TO keep myself from s,noihering j.
more THANH can tell, for felt no solid bottom
under me, and continued 10 90 deeper and
deeper, TIL he mud reached my arms. Instead
OF endeavorirg 10 help the poor soldier, of
whom nothing now could be seen except the
head and bands, Twas forced to beg assistance
tor myself; when leather caneen strap be-
ing thrown 10 me, laid hold of Il, and was
dragged out Just as my fellow sufferer became
invisible"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

Our readers nave already seen, that the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury has issued notice for
paying off the residue Of ae Mississippi STOCK on
the 1st Of August. We understand that the
balance The Louisiana stock has already been
redeemed. The amount Of the former is es,ima-
ed at bout 100000, and ofthe latter AZ nearly
Sc, lG0, 900, inclusive of interest Mar. LnfeRtr,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

France France, by The last census, and
by docuuenls furnished by he Board Of STA
listics, contains 1927 DOS souls. Births in
fans N 1854 ,3I4, Of which 3.6Il rere
natural children: deaths, 20 ,o72, including Ssh
children who died ofihe small pox still born
children 1859 marriages. {. 23e. ponuI,-
ton OF Pans, 7I3, 765.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

The fildwing incident related Jy lie AZ
IhOr 81 Iire British Campaigns ID America, re-
minds % Of story told by q traveller 10 ONO,
VINO, SEEING hal 70 a slough near hiw, reach
cd oIt hts cane for the purpose Of taking IL,
wien on lifting II, he was surprised to find a
man ubiernealh, who informed him rather
calmly that he was fearful Of losing his horse,
which was sili farther below.-Ihere Is this
Distraction, however, that The following IS no
doubt true, while the preceding IS not.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

The Cove rD0r Of The State of Missonri bae
issued bis proclamation convokiDg the Legisa
tu'e TO assemble Oh riie fourth OF June next. to
take INTO consideration the act Of Congress
declaring The conditional admission of that
State into the Union, and for other purposes
Hls exoelieacy says great and weigh,y mat
ters, claiming the cOnsidera ion of the Gener
a Assembly of The slate of Missouri form an
exraordEary occasion for converting them"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

The best rout TO New York, is now BY Proyi-
denoe and New london ; turnpike is completed
between those two cities, by which the distance
IS shortened 4 miles. steam boat plies be-
tween New London and New York-so n at
persons leaving New York in the n,orn;ny vii
arrive at Boston to dine next day!
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

The salaries Of the Governors in the differ.
ent American States, range from $500 10
$1,000, Rhode Island being the lotyesl--Lou
lsiana the highest.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

ALBANY, MAY 25.--The Canvas of votes
gwen at The late election was completed on
me sd The Senators named in our paper
some lew days since, are officially declared
elected: ahd all the members of Congress.
excepting Mr.. Golden, who, it appears, lost
59| votes IN the town Of Hampstead, HE re-
terms being for Csdm aader Golden, emitting
the D.. and geo in the town of Brookhsyen'
The returns beng for Cadwaliader D. Golden.
lie IS deprived OF his certificate as a member
Of Congress which is given 10 Mr.. Sharp.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

An independent Member of Paylinmeaa-.
In country paper Of Nov. 10. l774. q the
following letter from Anthony Henley. Eso.
10 his constituents, (in borough in Ham
shire,) Who had written 10 him for the pur
pose Of his opposing the Excise Bill in the
House OF Commons Gentlemen have
received yours, and an surprised al vour
iDsoIence N troubling me about the Fxcisa
You know, what ! very well know ,ha,
bought yOu-and by Cad, am determined
TO sell you. And know, what Won 4, ~,
know, tha; am buying another borough
May G-d's curse light on you al-tnay vour
houses he as open and as common 10 ali ~.
else Officers as your houses were 10 ME ,vban
stood FOR your rascally corporation.-You.
&C. ANTHONY HEN1EY.
The tide Of emigration is again setting 70
wards America.
Many settlers baye already arrived al New
York.
IS vessels arrived al Qsebec az The 15,b
uii. principally from Europe, with mercban,
die and settlers.
A writer IN Montreal is eDdeavourinr n n.
tToauce the use OF Steam tor beating rooms
work shops. &c.
a Cahada Critic says the word GRocER a.
originally used, as the term implies n des;q
nate wholesale dealer--ihst The word Str
rIosER was employed TO distinguish resident
hoPEeePer from an itinerant trsder-and
that The word MILLrEsa was al first written
AIlaner, because the articles she deaIl 10 the.
mostly came from Milan.
AT late celebration at Montreal one Of ,be
ioasts was Z" May the sins Of our 1atbsrs u
visited GA our foes" A. n. II. writer con.
ee'ves hey might as well have added. ;. AM
mother Fees faults be punished on!y On 10,
latest posfsrity. =
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

During the last year Sll57 so were received
from visiters to Vests celebrated picture Of
Christ healing the sick, deposited n the Pennsvl-
yana Hospital.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

4 petition relative TO the proceedings Of
The Judge and Register Of Probate for The
county Of Essex hes been presented to the
Legislature Of Massachusetts,, aud committed
in the House 10 Committee Of seven. with
power 10 send for persons and papers. The
Judge is tie Hon. Daniel A. White.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

A new Post Office IS established At Bride
ton, o. The head OF the Pond, called " he
-Oihce at North Bridgtoa." NATHANIEL
Howe, Esq. late Postmaster at Badgron. !
appointed Post-Masler OF lhe new Office.
RICHARD DAVIS. Esq. having been appointed
POsi-Masier at Bfidgtan.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

House Of Industry Farm. We learn that
the committee appointed to procure House
Of Industry, have purchased one, containing
between % and % acres situated at South
Boston, three miles aud three fonrths from
State street. Lately belonging to S. Brown,
Esq, Whole purchase S6OOo.-Bost. pap.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

Corn has been sold at CincnnaIi al 10 cts
busbal, Ohio money, which to purchase for
eIgn goods. must be Converted iato money
current 10 The Atlantic states at 50 per cent
discount.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

~ Garcite.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05

The Eastport Marine Insurance Company
is SO far organized as 60 be ready TO receive
proposals Tor lnsuraace. JONATHAN BARTLETT,
Esq. has been chosen President, and JOHN
y GOODMAN, Esq. Secretary.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05
INDIAN MARRIAGES

Eri0ae' rom letter published IN ats Kent,ct,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
AuctiO" Sale IF Dry Goods, Cutlery, Hard.
Uare, .Saddtery. &c.

ONMoMI9AY; ne 10Th day d AphI next, s,u be
- erposed 10 public auction, ana sold 1pitLOuk re-
Serte, at me store " Mr. j. DuulOp me being ubt.lk
10 teaDe the countryOMe uLote SfOGk OPGOO Us,
d"onHg az cost 10 about 50 900 dottdrs consisting
Fancy Goods, Of fafe importation, and sutabic (5y
the pPfoGchiRs srason.
1ER6f5-U'ldcr SlOO. cash, 100 a 3Oo NINETY
gays 5000 500 Jaur mouths $40 1000, sir months
iDOO iIh0, sir md nine mouths 500 a 2UUO sir
nine and frftse months 2ooo a 5000 tmetve months
ara oper 5000 tWeivs and eighteen months credit
0IPrOVs9 eH@0TSed notes. pdyable at eiher
Of me Banks IN this 5oUn. uHt be required -; or il
prgerTed 6yPuTctass1S, dpyr0ped L0nds trih scca-
ray, ~ <h1s state or North C0roLR0 sriH lie yeeeiy
cd Ire bonds 20 be0r interest from date buffhg iu
ttTrSt wiu be reR'tted IL te principal is puncfuqk
W Paid. Tothose uhO may prefer 10 pay cush a IL
berat discount TiHGs oHOiefd. ~ as presumed mt
country merchants generality, uin find il advonta.
se"nS 10 attend this Sute-Jhey uiUh hare IL in their
porsr to purchase goods at tOU prices and on dime
and terms, such 1s cGRR0t fail 10 please.
the safe TU commence at 10 o'clock on the abOps
mentioned day ami continue frOm day to dug until
the uhoie stuck is disposed o.
WM. MOORE Y III.
Petersburg, Hdrch }. Os IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

IN CHANCLRf.-At court held for Prince Coward
u county, November the 2ist, 1870
stephen Bedford, late sheriff of Charlotte COUNTY
aud administrator With the will annexed Of William
DoSoh''s-ss Complainant,
kGAINsT
Samuel Booker. Richard Robertson and Sam ael wal
kins sheriff u Prince EdWafd comfy. . DeJei,fgnks
ibis dsy came The complainant, by his counsel aud
nled bitbill SrevivoT, aud snbpUnz is awarded hun
against the defendant aud, IT'S Orde1cd, That The
defendant SaiuBel watkins, sheriff " Prince Edward
county, he restrained frOUi paving sway or secretinr
ahy money or effects in his bands belonging 10 the
defendant Booker. until The further order Of the court
aph the defendant Booker not having entered bis
ance and given security according to an act of The
GENERAL Assembly aud the rules Of this court aud il
appearing TO The safactlon of the that heis not
an inhabilant OF this State The motion Of the com
plahani, by counsel, ~ IS Ordsrsd, That the said
deiendan Ssinnel Booker do appear here the hTsf
DAY OF AatCh coHTiusSt, and ausRet The compiaBantf
bli and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
"a ~ some Que Of the public spapers printed in The
city Of Rchmasd. for two months successiveiy. and
ais" posted The front door Of tie courthouse Of his
county. copy-Teste.
L. }. woRsHAM, D.. c.
jan. is. TO- wss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
Frmit, Forest Trees. &c. &c

RENjAMIN PRINCE a co. have Tor sale a, their
oio estao'isaed Nursery, Finishing, IL - Near n.
York, their usual extensive variety IF Eur.nean AL
American FRUIT ~ FOREST TREES.-a variety Of
Tue arse't gooseserries IN America also raspberry
anh curfaht bushes Grape vines roses iuIs Sc ch,s
nuts, weeping willows European mouuiain ash may
h"as uipei,a dccuin inata and gianca silver fir or
e4,m o' nhsao, IeaRuiul evergreen-sugar maple,
large Spanish chesnBts do. hilbert: Europsan IiuJ.n
or lime tree, and variety of other oTnaneHta,
shtuDs anu panis-Caiapgues " which may he had an
he store OF Messrs Ellis 4it2U Richmond.-oTdeI.
LETT "lb them or forwarded TO Benjamin Prince AZ Co
No lao, Pearl street, New York will be immediately
manner. March 4 ma n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
3,G3l.22s
Sl63g55G

The ccmmlitsei under all ,hcse circum-
Stances OF difficulty and doubt, .ubmiI 4 hill
authorizing lodp iot four millions five hum
ufed ihunsdnd dollars
The HOWE viii perceive difference he
tween the present report and thai Ut tue Gfh
o. February, arising ont Of tie Expenditures
befrg bniiJmed Ia tie one ~ eStnlttes, mud
TIE oiloT as The actual sanls appropriated
i0F ibe service Of Tie present year; aud in
the estimate OF receipts tor land during the
Nrhi FhZt The COhi'niItee have az their p;s-
S'Ut export, assumed oriy one half the a.
mount OF their iotmei, which was taken from,
Ihe estimate OF the treasury. The commit.
tee DO not prefend 10 mucA personal knovI.
edge on the subJec5 but, fiOm conversation
WIN vel Informed gentlemen from the west
apd sOHlht and u correspondence wHl lie
secretary OF The TiedsGiy. they were Undue
eh 10 believe Il wOH'd be unsafe to RELY on a
larger sum thdn eight iuuGred th0nsand
dollars 10 be received for land dnIin, t,e
ptcsrnt year. 'ibe h0Hsr viii also perceive
. dliiefe"cc in lie ayaii4b,e fnnh arising
fOm ihe DC anli ut ihr Bark ~ Vimcenuts
Re- c8ctaehts il the I'abiic Erpsnli.ares.
he Gr1ncii'ms made from tie es-
iiniaics of lie seycfai departments
ioi 1870, amounted 10 ihe SUN Of 81 100 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

We have requested permission 10 spublish the follow
ing letter, Tor the purpose OI showing the estimation in
which hf. KsYMOND's BOnk OH Political Ecou,nv is
held by.a man whose talents aud Experience al :, eli
quaiiy him to Judge. Tbe Opninn Of The venerable
author OF The Defence Ofthe American C0ustitntou,
will not he less respected than The dogmalicsl
VI certain Newspaper editors tBiit Fed Gar
- HO1fe.fiO, pei. 3. Is2I
SiR-I am indebted to The pbblifber for Won,
IhOHghks on POthic0t Economy ~ two parts AIthn,
reading Is aiOst an iHtoietabe imposition ,rpon inv
eyes, yet have read this volume through and bavs
beeh richly rewarded for my palBs by the pleasure and
in'fncti0n have received I know moi what the Re
ve"eTS viii say Of IT, either side Of The sea bur
VIII venture TO say, that have never read any work
upon political economy witt more satisfaction a h.
fich addiiioB to my Dfafy, shat Is OF niuitsv
more Importance, proud monument If American Lite
faufc. 19n. Veiy justly, consider alton as siups
Colossal peTsonsge. like The picture " HELMS LeyiA
inah, made up NJ as many million little nUtals d: you
please -wheiher these compose the hands or the feet
The head, or the span-if they are all ndustroustv
employed ~ labor, they are All producing national
wealth You have pursued the only genuine nefiod OF
inv.sigstng truth, By precise dedHi,ou Of ords Dy
clsat statements " facts and establishing general SOUND
principles. That earth is the source aud labor the
cause oi both public aud private wealth are as clear
dnibs a, any know aud believe, with Harrington.
u IS tue source of dominion also. Z know not Wbst
Fles ;you have indeed, cracked The she'll " politcal
econoby ans extracted The puresi oil from tie nut
shall warmly recommend 1t 70 The attention OF every
inau OF Letters that sec.
accept np THANKS 10 Tou, 60 the author, ans 20 the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
VaiuaJie Land for Sale.

IN THE cOUNTY oy cABELL, STATE OF vIrctx1,
WE WISH 10 sell tract OF LAND, lying ia Cabell
w comfy. in sight Of the courthouse Of said COUNTY
aud on the GUyauaote river, six nnes from tie month
OF SAID TVercOnidnng about $50 acres. about 200 OF
which is cieaed-the balance is covered with valuable
timber.
This tract of land i: considered TO be one Of the most
valuable tracts Of land in the section Of country i'm
Which ii 10 SITUATED, aud will be sold on accommodating
eTms-whtch will be m3de knOwn Ivy application 10
Jobn SanIueis, Esq clerk Of Cabsl county residing at
tie courthouse (rhO viii shew The land aud is subn
fzsa to sell the same or to tc subscribers residing
III Jefferson county, Virginia.
II. woRTHINGToN,
nee 10. 66,.n JOHN r. COOKtS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
z.Si.l5o
Si.4i7,I55

ltwillbc perceived, by the preceding view
that the expenditure, Tor the present YEAR are
less than fifteen aud n half millions. The
committee are o; opiuion that those of the
next year will not exceed fifteen millions; Tor -,
during that year, The whsle effect of the re-
duction OF the army will be felt that reduce
tion has rtdaced the expense OF th, nrcsent
year SOIL 900 q Will reduce thar OF the next
nearly one niilli"n The revolutionary pen.
sioap's will cosi in future S2o0,00O less than
,he sum appropriated Tor the present year.
In nue., me committee are OF opinion that The
receipt, will lii no unforeseen change should
happen greatly exceed the annual expend,-
tues.
All which The committee respectfully sub.
nit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
ThO.a. ccr .se, amsuaiee 10

Total amount of retrenchmen;s IN
the annual public expenditures dur
'iDg the siAteenth Congress (
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
26lA6s

leaving an actual deficit TO he
provided foI by lean, of
But II the sllmate OF The Secreia-
~ of the Treasury should prove
correct, 10 vii: hat the c..tom, will
yiPid only i0mtlreu inillious. then
therc must he added (the difference
heiwecu IN, estiu,ate aud that OF
the committee ;Ic slm Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

Leaving thc excess Of receipts,
over The expenses authorised by
law, of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

COn.R.ssiv"eT $ tliCt, SH"Dn0, .jdH. =, is2i
CHANCEKf....lEe "a ei.ao!s JOHN GIBSON
late "f The couuty OF Priics william tte sta,. ~
Virginia, ana the etcdi'os: az the c,ceas,d VI l;{Y
HEhsTY, OF Liverpool in Tie iagd,n CIrat B.,tsin
VIII ahs notice. that b' virtue decree uf The How
Court of The United States "r lice F,Hh CTcui, and
Virginia D;;Tici made "a rt smii, WIN. EhApa;rie H.
Jaues bT"'n anu Johh Nc Hioch, executors Of The
testament and last will az d. Heavy, dec HE said
james Bfo"h aHu Agnes his We, which sid agnes
,ae only ca'shlrr SAID ify easly John GIbsou
Gibson, Peter Gibson, james hbsou and Thomas Glib
son, chiidfeh aud next q! hin, and adllipstraIur.
and administrators, &C. of 'eteI Gibson dec. who
"eu "'"o"' issue.......'--.. 80. PtoinkiVs
AGAINsr
executors, &C. OF The said Lohn Gibson, dec.
DetendaafS,
that liberty is reserved to r,spn come N and proye
Their respective claims before at nav Office p, Conn
missioner, in the CITY "f Ric md, any Iiuie " h In
ten months tom ;he 2lj DAY Decenhrr ls2u and
thai these who fail I" do So viii he barred Of An
opportunity to make iien afler yards.
WA. MACKENZIE, NJ. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

IN CT Observation-Disclosures LOunfy, JuMuary
L Court, IS2i-
James Hssifr..,.........-.. pi,iu,in
hiehdrd Brona, James Jones', ard Others
90, Defendants.
me d6ehd"nt Brons not haDing entered his ~.
pe9rd"ce ana given security according she act Of
as'"Dty ana me rule IF This court ard it appcar-
~" e. tHe Sdtsiacfio Of tie courk that he is not an
i'A9h'faHt ~ Ais Commonwealth om The ,nofio of
ths pf1inV. BY Counsel j. is OIderrd That The sail
4fen""nt f'0r" a." 0pc1r here 0u re third lion
Hag W @PttI mert, aHd aus tie bit Of tie yfoin
~ 1ud fhos cnry 0f fhjS ordsr Be forihuifh ia.
serted az the MrhHcni k.fgnir.r tO, .iekk nfsks
surcss'fpffy amt P"sfed az TIE front dn0r Of she
courthouse IF k.isCoaRtg. It0py-T isfe
Fe6.I. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

urIcn - ur'epy gwen, ~. I tue DTKEt'I' TN
oi the Uhiie State, foJ the years OF I6J * IDitj
on tbe toiiowihg described ~ opeit,, situate IN tbis
state, having remained unpaid year after the nu,i-
hcatlnn cf lie collector Who district the said urn
perry lies, that the tax had bee aud payabr
iIe same ar much thereIs, maJ necessary ,,
satisfy the tax due iheeo with addition Of twenty
per ceni Will lac sold At pub4c sale al the EAGLE
HOTEL, in the Cay NJ itic!EIuipI on UetiueSaay Tn,
2Sth dIyo| N0rch 1871 al ell even o'clook l. A. NJ and
continue from day tu DAY uIHii sold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
ind Of Gle eiases Of Einnn

lind cf tke std.es Of Finqnet
Actual balance against The Treas.
rry. on the lst day OF January see
report OF the committee OF Ways
and Means
To which INIT he added amount
due by VIncenme. bank and which
wiil not be available tor The service
of the present year see Secreiary's
letter of l2th inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
THE UNICORN.


In the fJTty.,everth number Of that Invaluable VOL
the Quarterly %esew received from eoIespvudenis
al London. We ind another amusing aud iBteIestimg
article IN relation &" the SnO-y Range If the Hnaa
mountains forming tat ttupend-us huitresS, which
suppotts gu the South the elevated Table LaHd OF
trail Asia The atue'e of which speak, Is review
ot tour Through part Of these mountains, to the
sources oi the I,ers Jsnia aud Gahgrs the course
OF the review. the wtiieT introduces letter FROM
BRUSH officer commanding ia the hy couniry of
Nepaui, |" The Marquis OF astings stating that the
Unicorn, 50 long CONSIDERED as fIbaious acta.
ally exists al thi; moinrnt tue inisior Tbibe,
where II 10 well known to the Inhabitants. The descrip-
t"n OF the anina, coues nds exactly with the Uni.
corn of The aneiebs. The bocfs divid and the
SIZE that OF house. from twelve to thir,ecu hand high
nrfce ana extremely Wild seldom caught alive,
Dut frequently shat, aud that the flesh FOR food.
The person VII" gave The Information the autaor
Tue letter (Majr Latter has repeatedly seen these au
ais, ana eaieh the flesh OF them. They go together
IN hsis,, like wild buifaioes. The drawing accompany
lag Tue teller shews some resemblance hsIse but
ha' cioven hoofs long curved HON growing ont OF
tue Forehead aud boar shaped ia From its bei ding
together observes the reviewer as the unicorn Of The
scriptures sain 10 do. well from the rest
description. is evident that tue rhino
"hiSn 10 d SOLITARY animal Nv. Y. Com. .idV.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
"AREAS OF ruk srArrs -

IN an estr ie recently published showing the extent
OF the several states IN square miles, that f lsyonr
10 incorrectly given. Her extent laid down in that
pie Is only ID ,odo square miles-wheTeas Wy refer
ence made TO oilcial Documents in the Land oic- in
.h' pace, II Is ascettaiurd tn amount sirsy IRE
n,oesamd ser'" hnhdrsd and sevensy.ttrO to all "f
which tue Indian title is extiu,ui,bsa except , ,,n
square miles ar ths vas, region Of copmiry $50
Nctiohs nave been surveyed. This irectnn places
bss"nri second instead of third the list Of large
states III Tie Misunderstanding sia by ai,ust OOo
square miles-and coming nearly within tha. extent of
Tue great state Of Virginia which Is largest in her
ts'rto'ia! limits Of any in tue American Republic
~ worthy OF Temak that the state OF Missouri wants
p" ,'oo square mules OF being as large all of
eastern states together notwithstanding ibis The Itte
strip OF country called Rhode Island (th- extent OF
WINCH would hardly check tue speed e one oar hun
Ie Wh dispute our just professions, aud di, tate Il,
w win all the Importance OF her faneea superiority
Tue terms upon Which ve should be admitted into ,hs
e"'oE' ST. Louis Eng airsT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
Actual deficit 10 be provided for 1893 oO2

~ 'NVVTl THAT UVHTTI IIItIB iIidT DC
applied the surplus OF the
estimated receipts, in 1921
over the expenditures an
'horised by tie several
acts appropriation pass
ed during the present ses,
sion, which is presumed
by the preceding view,
u amount to the sum 0f 1921
And The available funds
IN the Treasury Oh Tue l5t
day VI January, 26l .A63