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EDUCAIION-

EDUCN ION.
~ TERRELL respectfully Informs hi, friends and
~ the public thai the Seminary under the care of
hinse and Mr. SEGAR, Will opened for The ensu-
lEz Year, on the I'd day OF January.
The English, Latin, aud French languages Geogra
ply, Arithmetic, aud the Mathematics in its several
branches will be taught IN This Seminary The most
improved plan.
e. Terrell Is also DESTROYS OF evening Class, In
Moral suG Natural Philosophy; aad he deems proper
TO make known his intention of pursuing ILai piaB III
teachu. The Mathematics, which WIS devised and
adopted by SIR. Gev. blackburn, the able and Islin
gusbed professor OF AshIry College in Baltimore. Al
outline al which pas. Is ia the HAMS ofc. rcTt-il and
may he by any une who wishes 10 ms pEct u.
The fees CT tuition per student forty dollars for
the Of ten months to b- paid quarterly and Two
dollars tor fuel aud house rent.
Inupg gentlemen from the country can be acconmo-
dated with hoard in Tie family OF C. Terrell from the
Ist Of March.
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NDTTpE
THE estate OF THOMAS BLACKWELL dec having
been committed TO my hand. as Sergeant II the
city OF Ricbmond for administration shall sell T., The
highest bidder, at the te dwelling house OF the
ceased, IN The ciiy Of Richmond. (near Bacon Brauch
on me i6fh tnSI1n u fair IL not the next fair day. all
The HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE belong
ing 10 said estate also one Gig, nray aud Horses,
aud several NEGROE rs. The house will be rented and
several hired frr the balance Of the year
c'ed Of nine monhs will be allowed the purchasers
on all sums above 5 2O-for that and under cash
will be required bends With approved security must
he gwen previous 10 the delivery Of the goods bond
and security will also he required for the OF the
house aud hire Of negroes at Christina. next.
w. u. WREN, SeIg' c. u.
NJ b. Al persons having claims against the said
estate are particularly requested to make them known
previous TO the day Of sale. that provision may he
made for The payment thereof and all persons ndebt
- are hereby nett ed that sniis will he instituted
against them 10 March court, unless they come forward
and give satisfactory security for the payment (W Ru
SIX monihs) OF the balances due.
W d. WREN, s. c. r.
Jan ~. ids
4 LII persons SAVthg claims against JOS, DAIIMS
a DAFT dec. are requested to make them know n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13

lOhICE. .SnDnld a"y he alive II the g.aud emil
~ drea descendants Of DAVID REYNOLDS
sometime of Chestnut iiii, in the county Of Philaae
pbla. State of PENNSYLVANIA, and more recently Of
Charleston, in the Safe Of South aToIina hey MAJ
hear of something 10 ;heir advantage by applying iu
,nedialeiyt" HhheH King Of Charleston, South Caro-.
iina aud furnishing io h proof OF their relationship
To Tie said David Reynolds.
Dee. Non,
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'"SS h"'c W A~uHt H oOb'HtHfW.
EOi virtue of a deed Of executed 10 the sub.
RS scIabeTs by Neil MeCnul, to 10 william
Long the payment Of certain snIn OF mnaes therein
mehtonedue thail proceed to selto the highest hid
der for cash ON the 2itk day Of January 1921 the
premises. Tract of Land, containing seven hundred
aud ODD acres Gas derd) situated aud being in the
couptY OF Goochland called White Hai-aboul right
miles allow G""cbland house; much there
o. as sba he sufficient to satisfy and the said
The trustees will oHy convey snch title as is vesles
IN them BY said deed. JOHN q WILLIAMS.
NUBrRT DoUriIAT.
Nov 2S 5gwsv
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Dec. rs


DI ,tr,ue O. decd at .IHs' tAeeu,,d u, Wilson
ID Cary Nicholas dec to the subscribers aAt now of
record la the cntis "f the counties of Cahet Al
brn'arle, for tie purpose ct ndtninii,ng William H.
Cabrll fur certain endorsements made by the said
Cabri for the heueut OF the sand Nicholas We shah
proceed sell To the highest bidder, ca.b on tie
2oti day ofJdnUary nett, at the front door OF the
Eagle H"irl, IN the ciy of Richmond, iwtuiy seven
NEGROES. aud q tract Of LAND. iu the comfy OF
cabel. on the ohio liver, commonly called the Green
Felton, containing about four Thousand four hundred
AID forty aores-or So much theiecf as " III raise
the sum OF rHty iwo thousand five hundred doila
paid by the saI Cae endnrser for the said Nicho
las, the Bank al Virginia aud the pranch BANK Of
the United States III Richmond, ana The of exc
cuiine ,h. The title - the ahove property lie
beloved 10 be imdspuIsble, WILLIAM WRIT.
Dee. 10 81 ..tds RoBERr GAMBLE.
SAMES RIVER LAND rOR SALk.....I again offer
Greek, large branch oi James river aud within
miles OF IynchhuIg The contains 5G3 acIes-25O
are cleared and in good heart: 10 fresh land
CLEARED since 1912 aud - acres fairgrounds very rich
and iii for meadow the balance is prime tobacco land
covered with excellent timber and least cords
ire wood per acre. Three loads day in sumaeI asd
Two in winter he made To Iinchburg, free
bridge now nearly finished, across the river The
price of fire wood : per cord, and constant aud
steady market f.r all other articles. There is an ex
ceilent nillI seat the creek, which gTist aud
saw mill may be etecied for 500. that would yield 2Oe
barrels Of toll corn and water sufficient for any
purpose.
here two good schools in Lynchbure one a
female, and the uther Latin school aud the neisI
borhond as healthy as ia the state, and the
The most healthy Of any James river
The subscriber having removed {" the
try, will sell at REDUCED prce. and gave long credit
for two thirds OF the purchase uon-y he will give
credit for the whole, II well sccuTed..Appy GEN
Madison, OF Madison county, ar TO MT KgHdOH Ca.
OeH u OF LInchhurg, either Of whom will bargain for
the land ~ my absence. RIO: n. ROSE.
Orange n. Dec. 81. G0...wIOws
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HnMOrrr Lnllh IN ,NnLe

IInHOrcf Land FOR Sue.
virtue OF deed oftusI executed IL the snbscti
- per ny VIM Priddy of the Comfy OF Hanover for
The benefit Of James n. Abbott hearing date
cay OF senber, 1919, and of record in the clerk.
olce Of the county Of Banuver shall on the 2Ikh OF
rms "a cnth, (JdnUary at Hanover Courthouse pr0
coed publicly TO sell To the highest bidder for cash the
LAND conveyed as aforesaid. containing Ivy e.maiion
l4t acres, situated within absut two mile. nj hanover
courthouse, for the purpose Of closing the said inst,
VIM. ID. ABBOTT, Trustee,
Jan
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Cash NIL be queen far ~ or 10 SlaUcs,
rE7bAt can come welt recommended. Including a few
bogse ssrvaais.'.' Enquire az this oilce.
Jan. ~, ~
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John Bosher aud Daniel Call. $1,000. Defendants.
By consent Of the plaintiff aud the defendant Bosher
by their counsel the court without deciding amy thing
as To the merits Of the doth order, that the Mar.
shall. AFTER having advertised the time aud place of
tale 10 days In "i the spapers published IN the
ally Of Redmond. do sel the square of land ia the bill
ceniionrJ. To the highest bidder at public auction
credit "f one aud years, (ihe purchaser To -
bond aud security. with deed of trust the land
secure payment 1.-THE purchase money! and report his
proceedings TO the cont. copy, Irse.
X JEFtRlES, elk.
II Ia compliance with the above order, shall on
nc Erst day ~ fsbru0rg neat. procesd l. sell the
premises, The square at LAND therei mentioned, and
described IN the hill in the following manner:
Tue square nf gt"nnd ON tue North side Of The Rich
inond inrnpke Wing between and streets; street
10 tie LETT forty feet vice at least aud extending ftom
the cross street OF thty feet Wide, wheieon William
bssher then lived, down the street adjoining
tue land which the said Gtiham had fntmcTiy sold TO
Nthaui Harris. being about three hundred and seventy
feet from cross street to cross street.
GEO. JANIS. ID NJ.
For H. MOORE, II. y. ID.
Ian 81. 75..ds
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(Oal Lands. SC. for sale.

~ virtue OF deed Of the subscriber
IL Dy R0hetJ Wilkinson, and II record In The clerks
oipce q" the county csutt II Chesterfield. will he sold
Tor cash, at Haey Coles Tavern near the Cral Mines
pROPERtY 10 wit: 4Jacres " LAND hYuuird y,
tue 'afds Il Marin Raeis esiBle he lands ~ Dauei
IFahrr's estate and the lands II Haley Cole. as
acres OF LAND bounded by tie lands IT Martin aieys
estate the lands II said "tikusoa the lands 81 Haley
Cole aud the lands community known and called the
Ilo~rf Pts and the tract OF land My called the
Unon Piss. Also 50 ScreI Of LAND, bounded by the
lands nf Haley Cole, Wm ElNn, aud tie tract Of land
commonly called the Danei Pits-Alsp five tquaI IN,
the Dover PiIs-for the purpose Of satisfying The
GeGts specified In said deed. = particular des
cripiton NJ The land is deemed unnecessary as IL is
presumed chat those inclined Ia purchase, will view
tue same previous to the day Of sae.mr. wilkinson
ives ON The premises, aud will give information
which may I've requested.
VIII convey the title vested in me by the said deed
OF uust. l.. BpRFoOT, Trustee.
Jahs " 10. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13

NOIiCt ON the 2Uth NV. 1870, t,vk tom VIM
Peers boat. bead nIan COnweil one bag nf wheat
and on ,be lyth Dec took from John Cousins hoat
head PAIL. large bundle OF L.aiher-an .n
the 2isi inst. took ffoi Thomas Br',ng's hoa head
mau L"wis, nve bags Of Corn The Of the
above mentioned property are requested To come and
prove their respective prUpsy, pay caises and take
II away. shall deal with IL as the law directs.
wM. rIGGOrT,
Inspector Of Boats. Lock Hatbor, Htnrco.
Dec. 7O..uGu
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N OIlCE...-iu pursuance oi twp deeds OF uust exc.
= cu'rd by WIN. ID Cole for the purpose Of secuT
ing he pajnir Of debt therein mentioned will be
so'd on the pfeihses. on saturday, the 2cth day of
tHe present month (JanUdrg,) for ready money, the
Ievertcnary right Of ibe said Cole, in and to certain
tract OF LAND iJnR IN Hanoyrr The north side Of
Sonthan'a rivers aud also the EeyeIsonsry interest Of
the said Cole, in all the Slaves stock Household FUR
nituTe, &C. as mentioned in the said deeds
ian 7s I'd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13
30 the Governor Of the Commonwealth ~ yrsiia.

10 the Governor Of TIE Commonwealth ~ pirginiu,
pROCLsMAIiON.
WHEREAS IL has bsrn represented to the Executive
W ny the sheriff OF Nes.n county. that a ett,ain
JACOB ROBINSON. who bad been iemand,d Ia The
lai v sad county by examining court thereof for
iufther ria ou charge Of hsany, ais. an the night
oi Tue 2S,h November last break aud his escape
rom the said jail and Is nov going at large: have
therefore thousni IT. with The ADVICE OF the Council of
State, To offer reward Of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS l. any person or p,ison' who sbail
apprehend ans 10 the Jail al the said county If
Neison Tue said Jacob Robinson And l. d" moreover
require all officers civil aud military. aud exboi the
good prsple "f the commons cath to their best
ehnSaHois to apprrhenS the said RobpSon aud convey
nin To The said Jail that lie u,ay be dealt With Lraw
Siie,ts.
Given nader my hand as Governor, aud under
- tne seal of .h- Commons eaith. at Richmond :,
(Seai.) this 18th day OF December. 1870.
tn: RANDOLPH.
hJi1Oc ROBTNyON Is about Is gfdrs of age,
shoemaker By trade. has ddrk hair and basel eyes
He formerly resiced In Cufreier.
Dec I'll 6S..wIw
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& LII PRISONS baNng claims against iUIiN uR tiAM
Ia deceased, are requested To make them kuovn.
WALTER Dun, Executor
nov 10. ol.u OF John Graham. deco.
HE Subscriber NIi transact a COMMISSION 81
n SlNESS IN the house lately occupied nv JolE &
Nm Gilsi. Nm. NORRIS.
Jan. 3 72..U
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MAnSUAI'S SALE

IN CHhNcERY.-tnled States Court, Filth Circuit
Virginia Dist6ict. Dec. 10, 1870
Walter Dun, eA'or of John Giabam, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13

A IL persons havins ,iaiu,s against BENJAMIN DLi.
"A NEt late az Hanover, deceased, requested l,
make lhsm known. BENZ MIN BRAND
Executor Of BeIjGmin Oiivcr, dec'd
Rio monh ID ~ :rL Pee. I $50. 6N....M
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hOI'fCE

hOIICE
4 adjourned General Meeting of the members OF
Is- Mutual Assurance Society against Brs on build
ings q" the State Of Virginia i'll he held at The Capito
Ia the city &c Richmond. on the 22d yQnKary, 1921
LANES RAWLINGS, p agent ~. 4. sly.
'dh. z II. .tdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13
NOTICE,

VoHN PARKHILI has associated himself with RO
a. BERr s. ROBERTSON and JAMES KELSo Of
New fors under the arm Of PdrkkiH, Robertson &
Relso for the purpose OF transaciing AUG ZION *
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the city Of RichImnnd
and under the urn Of Robertson, kefsoS Parkhin
fo' the purpose OF uausactng generai COMMISSION
BUSINESS In the city of New fork.Ihey
solicit share OF The public patronage
JOHN PARkHtLL.
ROBERT s. ROBERTSON,
LANES kELSO.
Jan. o. 75.,f
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.,dHXs For London, Regular Trader.
49, TO the address of Mpssrs. John

GiUial X Co. with the liberty OF coasienment-The
very superior coppered aud copper fasleped ship
HENRY CLAY, Chr. l.. CAN'T commander. The Hen.
Clay was delivering her cargo IN London on the l5h
Sept. in very due condition, and TO clear for Ciy
Point about The 10th October, where immediately on
Ler arrival she will commence ivadinx-nrariy one
half Of The cargo being already engaged she is expected
TO have despatch. $50 hhds. Tobacco, or the bulk
thereof, viii be taken at low eight by APPLYING to
JOHN & Wa. GiLLIAr.
Who have for sale Just 10 hand y the Astr-a from
london, 81 Cheeses, Casks Brova Stout and 30 Kegs
ground White Lead said 10 he Of superior quality.
November :. 53..u
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Farmers Bank of Virginia.
THE President and DirectoTs have declared diyi
dend " three and quarter per c.ul for The last
SIX months which, after the val deduction for the
shares Sf the State will be paid TO the Stockholders on
The 18th instant. WIN. NEKLRVlS Casb,r
JAM 726,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13

A Ii persons indebted 10 JOHN GRAHAM deceaIrd
IA are requested IN make payment immediately
as am DESTROYS OF closing the administrator as soon
rs possible and therefore grant indulgence 10
any body WALTER DUN Executor
Nov. 10 51..f Of John C;Tahaa,- dPryd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13

I WILL sell ACCOMMODATING terms. ny 1cHepitnt
] In the town Of Columbia. The buildings q store
house and lumber house have becn lsrlynew sbngled
sent aG..nf fOfIS FORBES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13

4 IL persons sAVIhg claims against JOS DARhiS
a DAFT, dec. are requested make them know n.
DANIEL CALL, Ex'Or
Feb.3 S5..U of Joseph D1rnsdaif dee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13

CASH Will 81 6lVeN FOR
Thirty or Forty Healthy Negroes
APply At the Of The Union Hotel or al this once
TarsmhsS ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13
NEGROES FOR SALE

WILL be sold. 20 The highest biddet on sfoudag.
w the 22d inst before the door Of fenc1,'s Tavern
IN the town Of Peiershurg. forsy likely NEGNoEs,
consisting Of Men, Women, Girls aud BoYs for oash
JOHN y. HULLING,
BdJnr. o(Th0s. Tdb6.
fap y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13

"A IL persons indebted JOSEPH DARMsDATT
"A dec are requested to- make payment 10 me iintne
diateiy ass avn DESTROYS Of closing tha administration
as soon a. possible, and therefore canuo grant iBduI
Behce 70 any Dooy. DANIEL CALL. Exor
.. W
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

The speech 81 this gentleman IN ias0r Of he
admissIol Of Missouri with her present ccnsiI-
tuition. without regard 10 he modification aite.
ward proposed by MrEAroN, is omitted IN the
regulsr report Of the de5 hy Tao Editors Of
the inte.isencer. The speeches telore iAis
inclusiveiy 10 Mr. SMITHS 81 :. c. after whom
NJ. HoLEEs spoke upon tie same side. were
gives 81 mitch length n that paper s0mg
hme since AMI alter considerable interval,
they have published TIE speech Of Ir OTIs,
who followed Mr. Holmes. As the votes OF
The members Of Congress sre published on all
important occasions for thr information OF lher
constituents, sad as It il gratifying 10 then
generally 20 be made acquainted with the
reasons of those votes, as the pubic at large
cannot have access 70 The galleries, The edilsrs
OF that paper have kindly undertaken to report
the deoairs on all such questions IN regular
order. Why the present speech IS omitted IS
not mentioned though y sometimes happens,
that zoe reporter is absent from TOE 5all, wtich
- commonly stated as the apology for any
particular omission. ln these CASES, however,
a. well - N others, II i understood lat he
members trequeuly furnish their own eeCh
r.. To whatever Circumstance The present
hiatus may be owing, II IS the more - be 70.
GREETED - thP vote gwen w Ihls gentleman OF
the late occasion seiHg 40 dtiecl variance with
TIE un,vetsal sentiments Of his Constituents, Il
was toe more dssHabie That they should be
properly made acquainted win the true
grounds u il, both for their own satisfaction
and his Justification. The only account u
MS speech, which the pubic oss ct seen,
was in toe form Of letter published al Rich
rnond, and tney have patiently waited to see
he proof Of IT. spur.ousness Is we'll as ingTat-
Jude. WITHOUT any aliuSlon 70 lie election
about 10 be made 10 fl. the approaching vacsn-
cy "a he Senale ior IN state, which IL Is E0I
pr0babIs viii be atec ed ~ i, Il y still hop
ed, Il may be dUne.--in the mea al time we
can only furnish short abstract q me argument
employed by bIm % this occasion, as gathered
nom lRe speech which SucCeeaeI.
. The hoHoura0le gentleman from Maine"
said Mr.. Ots, had iasOuTed the Senate with
an exposition 81 bis ideas 81 tie term cltizta,
= found III the constitution, which u, MI. u. J
was unable to comprehend; out which, Il ue
did understand u. would enable STATE 20 DIS
franchise ali her citizens Of an colours and
coa plexioHs." tie also cOnlsDted "thai our
opposition 10 the power Of lie states 10 exclude
persons OF colour from settlement IN thelr ju-
rsdlcuon, would operate 70 favour OF the slave
holding s'ates sending away their freed blacks
into other states, anu that tie northern states
would be thus oVerTun with Their swarms." In
conclusion " he snlarged~uPon Tue cousesuen-
ces 70 be unprecedented from toe rejecuou Of
Missouri under her present constitution, IN
terms adapted 10 excite alarm
CATERA DESUNT.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

! and Allegany Ranges. No part 81 what Is termed
the Vale ~ the Mississippi was ever included
within any ofthsm. This was land debateable -
the Flanders OF America -the possession of Which
was disputed sword il hand between France aud
England. until the treaty Ut 1868 by which IL
was relizquished 70 the latter. These territories.
which were called the Crown Lands before The
revolution conquered by the joint arms If the
United States from their recent sovereign, AMI
secured g them by tile Treaty Of Peace. consti-
.utsd properly The National Domain But AZ
some Of the states IN their new capacity If soYe-
reigns, thought it to extend their clains under
their old charters To the Pacific Ocean Though
several a them, from the original ignorance MT
the geography 81 the country, crossed each 9th
eF's tracks in various direCtons) the Continental
Congress partly 10 humOur their consequence and
partly tn preserve harmony, was Induced 20 pro
cure releases or their respective claims Hence
the stipulations, which were Afterwards insisted
upon with much pertinscity, for the privilege
81 establishing slavery in some Of these territories.
Ohioindsna and Illinois we're happily exempted
from this calamity by the ordinance al 1887 Ken
tue XIV and Tennessee, being settled from Virginia
aud North Carolina. seem 10 have APOLOGY.
And because Mississippi was received without
restriction upon similar principles, Il was thought
Alabama must be admitted in the same manner
aud tie Flordas follow Of course. Az the same
rate the Louisiana purchase IS Il Dc administered
upon. First, louisiana; secoud, Alabama Is
admitted tree from restraint. Now comes Missou-
Ri next Arkansaw; aud there Is rnon f5r anoth-
state west or il, to the eouth Of so 30 North
Latitude. Adding the Fordas. and without IN.
GLIDING the Texas, which we have heretofore
claimed part the Louisiana purchase, here
are Gre IL VI "a sGho!siing states 40 5e Gosmed,
oh ten new ~enators, By virtue Of what i cal
led the compromise; while the prospect OF a
single state to be established north Of So 80 prob
ably depends On the ultimate success q the fei-
low Stone Expy dition.
Under these circumstances, therefore, what ever
may be the fate of il, it must be acknowledged
that II. EJsTis's proposition IS sapabie Of mod
ifcauon or amendment. On this poiut the writer
Of these r. marks is compelled 20 agree with the
Editor Of The National Gazette that = Congress
have YET the power aud right TO impose terms on
the territory ;Ztheir duty derived from the avs
OF Justice, religion and patriotism, is uRsuscepti
bic Of compromise or Modification"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

4 MEETING vi Officers " TIE Fifth Division
n 81 The Militia Of Blaine, was held az Port
land ON the third instant, FOR the purpose OF taking
into consideration the MILITIA Law passed at
the last session OF cur State Legislature.
The Convention Uas unanimous il The spinion,
that he said las is unequal and uojusI IL lis hear
iass on the different classes ia society tia & is
not such a. the people had a right 70 expect ron
the truly liberal ard republican spirit " thsi
stitntisu, hat it, contsnance wssld be injurious,
not only IL The Militia. bur 10 the community AZ
large. aud that IL expedient 10 petition she leg
islsture 20 revise and aItai il.
For this purpose Il therefore unaniB usIy
voted 10 call a more general convention I; ard no
tce is hereby given 20 The officers Of the hta Di-
vision that such q convention Wi be heid on
WEDNEsDAY, he seFenfsentt instant, ~ eleven
O'Clock ~ the rehooh, AZ ERoN<'s Inn III
GRAY, where a punclual attendance Of aiI tue Df-
hcers Of said Division Is earnestly requested.
I0fea-Ihat this notice be Published 10 the
Eastern Argus and Portland Gazette.
THOMAS TODD, rec'y Of said Hetting.
Jan Z, 1921.
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Supreme JudIciat Court.
~. mn.


There can br no question but that The Lee
gislalure, when they enacted he law establish
ING our Supreme judicial Court, were sctualed
by The best intentions j. and considered the
system which by ihal law was established, as
best calculated, unJer exsin. circumstances,
10 promote The honor and inle rests Of Ihe s;sie
Perhaps II YVES SO 10 fact; aud yet nozg dit
tereat system may DC lar preferable. As was
observed ~ former nuHbeT, Il seems IN have
beea an experiment OF, al most, law designed
10 be temporary m lie operation. II i wen
known that when The government was organI-
geo. there was an anxiety 10 shew 40 ali,
mheihsr advocates or opposers OF our separa-
on, that the intention was 10 commence ne
administration oil the government 10. er suspi-
= a favorable as possible and "a .bis ..a'l--
ner 70 satisfy The exPeclstirns cf he former,