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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE Ely
ATWOOD Sc QUINCY


No. /, Union Wharf, Portland.
yhMm Boxes mould and dipped CANDLES
N9Q Hhds. Jamaica, St. Croix and Antig
81 and 4th proof RUM,
Hhds. Leaf TOBACCO.
Barrels No 1 and clear PORK,
Barrels Lump SUGAR,
Barrels American GIN,
60 dozen Stetson's HOES,
Casks of new RICE,
Boxes OF Boston made SOAP,
A few dozen New York HATS,
f2elegSnt mahogany hair-bottomed CHAIRS
for S78,
% tons English Bar IRON,
500 bills. Mess Not. No. & 8, BEEF,
800 DO No. 2 & 8 MACKEREL,
1000 lbs. English SHOT,
5 nsss:.,.. WINES,
Pipes Cognac BRANDY,
10 hhds. W. L. RUN,
s do. n. +. do.
Boxes srARCH,
Chests Sourhong TEA,
500 sides Soal LEATHER,
90 casks Sperm and Linseed OIL,
SO kegs No. 1 and 2 Richmond TOBACCO,
Bags Blown SALT,
Bbis. American GIN,
40 boxes BY 9 and 8 BY 10 GLASS,
sett Mill Stones and Gear for grist MILL,
do. DR.. Reefs New GYCLOpEDlA.
90 Chambers DICTIONARY.
a quantity Of Mahogany BOARDS.
March ~. 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12

AT a Court Of Probate held al the
Probate Office in Pc sud, IN and - he
conu, Cumberland, on tive fist Tuesday
of Marco, IN the yer of ouF Lord eighteen
huld, ~ and twenty ne.
nLIVE ROBAINN, ramed Executrx in q
~ ceit IN instrument purpoftng 10 Be The
.sst will and tcs aaent
JAMES ROBBINS,
t. Of North Y.rm,uth, il sid lunty Chair
N ker. declared, having presented the same
'ir probate
ORpeRED, That lie said Olive, give notice
All persons M crested, oy Causing copy of
this order 20 re published three weeks success.
lively, N The Portland Gszette, prime at Porte
land, TIA they may sfpear ~ Probate Cpurt
70 ne held a. ,Le Pfonste Office afofesAd on
Tie FIRST Tug sday Of April next, It ten of he
clock in the forenoon, and shsw cause, II any
hey have, WY be said instrument sbould not
be proved, saPtov. d NJ allowed as the IasE
VIII and testament Of sid deceased.
A. K PARIS. Judge.
true Copy-ATIEsT.
HOkATlO oOUTHG ATE, Register.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12

The ship Hercules has arrived at New-York
from Liverpool, brin ging advices from Liverpool
TO 10Th January we have made extracts in our
paper to day on the most interesting subjects.
Nothing important has occurred to demand more
particular notice.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12
JUST PUBLISHED,

4 ND for sale al the Bookstores Of MessIs.
N Hyde, Johnson. and Adams, and at the
Stores of Messrs. NJ. &. w Harris and II. ms
ley. A selection Of HYMNS Tor Conference
and Prayer Meetings BY THOMAS h. RIPLEY,
Pastor Of The Baptist Church ~ Portland.
March 70
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12

Has far sale, A: No. 8 Long-Whdrf,
a(D hhds. VI. l. RUM
s pipes Brandy
5 hhds. n. Orleans Sugar;
Rhd.. and Bhls American Gin;
40 kegs No. and No. Tobacco;
40 boxes Chocolate
so boxes Mould Candles;
80 bbIs. No. .'o,k;
GO bhis No. 2 Beef;
$50 boxesT hy 9 aud by 10 Glass;
Spipes Lisbon Wine;
Bags Pimento.
March 10, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12

THE fubfcribsr hereby gives public notice 10
all concerned. hat he has been duly aprc1;-
ed ard AIKEN upou himfe.f he nud # A6ni1iGra-
tor on the ellate of
PERLEY p BUkNUH.
late OF Cillead, "a ne county of Oxford. Woman,
decesfed, Ivy giving bunds a. The is~ ii -ecl.-hs
therefore reqrsls AZ perf,ns who are indebted 20
the faid deceafeo's effae 10 MAKE inmei,ate pay
ment, and tbofe u no have any demands thereon,
TO e1Eibi, the fame 70
ISAAC ADAMS. } AdnisaratoF
On fad Ensts,
Bethel, March S, 1921.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives puolic notice % AT
concerned, thai he has been Gu Y appointed
and taken upon himfe.f the uull Of Adninil.ratos
Of The enate of
ZACHARIAH FIELD,
late of f1'mcuth ia the county uf Cumberland,
yeoman deceased. by givirg bend a''he Law dir c.
- he therefore requeGts all persons who are indebt-
ed TO the aid deceased's elsie 10 make inamedz'e
payment and those Who have arr demands there
o., 10 exhibit the same for set eTaent q the
commiliouers. JOSEPH LECgOW Y
Virdhz,n, March 6thr 1871.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12
RIFLEMEN !.

|. OF THE Members Of the PORTLAND
RIFLE COMPANY, are reminded that their meet
mgsfcr DRILL, commences THIS EPE-NLfG,
al Z o'clock X. MITCHELL, O. s.
Monday, March -.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12
AT Court of Probate held al the
a true Capy-Attest-
HoRATIo SoUTHoATE, Register.

AT a Court of Probate held al the
Probate Office in Portland, within and for the
county Of Cumberland, on the fra Tuesday OF
March. 10 the year OF cur Lord eighteen hun
dred and twenty one
y ANCY BUTTON, late Macy Sawyer wild
~ ow Of Parker Sawyer, late OF New GIcuces
Ter in fad county, yeomsn deceased. havirg petit
toned for he dover il The real etase OF fad de-
ceaicd
ORDrRED, That the fad Nancy give notice 10
all perfons in;ereaed, by causing a coy Of his
order TO be pu5iihed three weeks fucctfFive'y in
the Portland Gszette, prin'ed Portiacd, HAT
they may appear at Probate Court 10 he held
a. the Probate Oice aforefaid, on The 6tn Tues
day Of April neii, ca Of the clock 10 The fore
noon, aud lhew caufe, if auy they have, why the
fame fhould not be grained
X. PARIS, Judge.
true copy Attelf,
HoRATI) noUrHcaTs, Rsgiisv
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MAR RTEU

In this town, by the Rev. I. B. Ripley, Mr.
GEORGE b. STARBIRD, to Miss ELIZA BECKETT
In Westbrook, by the Rev. G. Bradley, Mr.
MOSES Quincy, to Mrs. BETsEY WALKER
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12

Extract Of letter from Washington. duel
has been fought al Bladensburg, between MAJOR
Miller and Major Smith, both ofthe Marine corps;
the latter was wounded bad enough and the other
merely touched by the ball. grazing his whisktt;
Few his eyes must have snapped"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12

HEo we're wiling to Contribute. And by
statute Of Tire 43d Elizabeth, those persons
,sre further vested with the power, Ist. 10
provide for the graluitous relief Of those who
could not work and End. to find work for those
nho were able, by giving them employment,
.r SUPPLYING them with tools and materials.
This is tie fundamental law of England on
this invo.tani subject and some few facts may
serve TO show ITS effect upon the people Of thas
country In the beginning Of the 18th century
the poor rates were Ct 100000, in 1893
they had doubled and from that tire 10 1920.
they bad advanced 10 fl0000.0OO, or S44..
AGO, COO, being an increase Of five fold ~ 81
years.
The number Of psupers it is pretty general
ly believed, are increased by legal assess
menis, and the system which prevails there
tor this certainty OF support from the Parish,
when his own resources fail him, reIaxes the
exciiemenls OF The poor man 10 industry, and
thus mu'tipies the instances Of wre,chedness
. In one Parish" from which petition wa.
sent 10 Parliament; the petitioners state. THAT
the annual value OF lands and mines and houses
Is not sufficient TO maintain The numerous and
increasing poor, even If the same were set. free
of rent and that these circumstances will in
eyitably compel the occupiers OF mines and
lands 10 relinqush them" 1t appeared by
the petition, that The population OF the Parish
was 1900, of whom $50 were ohargeabe as
paupers, and that the whole annual rales Tor
their supper. was El6O5 IS. I'd, equal TO about
$3.50. 10 some parishes, the land is actual
iy vacated, because the poor rates form SO
large deduction, that il csnno: be cultivated
with profit.
That much Of This evil is the consequence
Of the compulsory provision, or legal assess
ments for he support Of The poor, is manifest
from comparison OF Parishes in Scotland
with those in England in many of the former
ayearly fund is raised by voluntary contribu
ton TO each church there is attached an or
gan Of parochial distribution for the relief o
the necessities of The poor, from which there
will annually be discharged from ten 10. tn
pounds, on population Of thousand mem
bers Whereas in some English Parishes o.
equal population, the annual distribution a.
mounts TO from f1e hundred TO a houSana
pounds. The following are some examples Of
Scotch Parishes. zshere there as no assessment
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12

TIE subject of Eastern Lands was taken up
IN the House Of Representatives on Friday
and The House by s'majoriIy of seven voted TO
accept tie report of the Committee, who re-
ported in favour Of raiiiying the contract OF
the commissioners. A motion was notified
that reconsideration would be called Tor.
Ii the contract should be finally confirmed, II
viii give this State domain of about S,oC0.-
200 acres OF land.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

sufficient spirit left L. &c, for themselves. an,!
p ace no more dependence or their titled re-
Puolicdns. Let the untaicd ci;ix;;as of every
Gown and county call Il meeting and adopt re-
solutions similar to the following:
Resolved, that as the great number OF t.
Ted Mobility already introduced amongst us.
may hereafter serve as ncs, eggs to hatch out
ht.ed Nobility, we hereby s,l,.mnlv pledge
ourselves never to support by oar votes at any
election, any man who either gives or receives.
the titles OF" Erccliency, Hoaourd,,e or ~
qu're' as oil sncl, appellatiols or distinctions
are direct insults to the principles and feelings
ofthe American people, and calculated to bring
our republican Institutions into contempt"
Ii this should not he attended with the de
sired effect, know of no other remedy. Than
for the untitled people To form themselves into
patriotic and corresponding societies, and care
iniiy exclude all those gentry who are sn fond
oi moc@-tnes' SENEX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
=" .VEU SCHOOL,

The zeal with which some mcnresist the lights
OF reason and argument, can only be equaIled
by the influence which their wishes and feel
lngs exert over the better dictates ofthcir un-
derstandings. Upon no subject which pre-
sents itself for consideration, is this fact so
frequently exemplifed, as in politicks. II
reasoning fail, disingenoous argument and
evasion follow.-If these avail not, strong
appeals are made TO popular feeling and pre-
JUDGE, preceded by ambiguous givings OUT
of" New Schools -" New Parties -" New
Lights" Thus an attempt is made TO excite
the public mind reliance is then had upon
defamation, mixed up with periods of de
nuncIatlon, uttered IN an apparent style OF
triumphant confidence and security
Whilst we admire that bold and indepcn-
dent language which becomes the genius oil
free press, we protest against string OF
words, calculated to i!aame, but not to con-
rhice. Certain great constitutional questions
have arisen in the progress of our system oil
government, involving principles Of impor-
lance to the states.-Thcse questions have, in
some quarters, been examined and discussed
with freedom but with candour, and with a
desire TO procure, as well as To afford all the
lights which could be she'd upon them. Others
not dcigning to- enter fairly into their merits
have attempted 20 give them the go Jy,by eva.
sion, nick names, aud similar disingenuous tx.
pedients.--Among these, we have had Occa
sion, we regret to say, 10 mention, more thar
once, the editors of the National Intelligoncer
In their No. Of the 10th, they rcpublish from
this paper the proiet of bill proposed by tn,
writer, TO be passed by the legislature Of th
state, bringing TO the bar of the people, in
iorcibie aud laconic manner, the decision o
the supreme court, in the case Of the COhcns
They also republish the statement ofthc cas-,
adjourned by Judge Brockenbrough to the ge
neral court, of certain seamen, brought befor
him upon writ Of Htbeas Corpus, invoIvin,
the question whether or not magistrate o
ally, under the laws Of the L. States. The FOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
CHEAP BOOKS & STATIONARY,
~ Che .lInrkcI RriRce Rich,nn.,d u. ~ .

'' "'0 ''A'tI"ct pFtn,rc, ft2citnOJid, "a, and at
No. III Hartei-Sgtef, Pkiin1tknLio.
\ consequence of the dealt, of BENJAMIN WARMER
ms Executors intend close The business of the CONCERN
@ noM ohtr "r safe AT very reduced prices or cash. OF
ciy acccpianccS his large extensive stock or DOOEs
and STATIONARY, consisting Of -
Law, Medicni, Theological, Classical and Miscellaneous
'"N>; particularly an extensive variety the
nnS approved editions of English ntin Greek and F,c
erch@nts, such as, extensive assortment of Family nj
es S0hnni bip'e Tcstaments, Wei,ster's Diwor's
Sneihhg looks Nc" England and Philadelphia Primers
S"s ana Pencils oil various sizes, Ink Powders Waf4r
V"is Scaling wax, lndian Rubber Lead Pencils Matbc-
mhiicai instruments in Scales Pair cye
oi different sizes, CaneS Hair Pencils Durable Ink CO..,
per- Ivory Folders, Visiting Cards. ion Cards
f!so--9 and II inch Globes.
Of the Bar, and those in the and nrnc
nee o Med,rine Academies and Schools; Public Private
anu Social Libraries, and those who purchase To ,i
w De supplied on the reasonable terms. An, oot
winch the market affords procured. f hand ami
purchasers VINO forward ORDERS may depend ipon their be-
ihg executed upon iss low terms as If present.
Paper s. Bunk Book Eaphonse.
Dem' hedum Royal ant. Supcr Royal Writing and Pra
ing Paper. . - '
Writing Paper Foolscap, from 500 = 4 per resm.
Ieuer f'ger, from 2 80 to = per reaD..
wrapping Paper Of ali sizes, from 10 so \ g er rea,
Mring Papers, for Deeds, Records, Mortgages &C. Sc
Blue and white Bonnet Boards.
Cap Dcmi and Medium Recor Docket nd c;l,ori n, y,t
half and full bound. D'
Account Books. ofall sizes.
Day Books. Journals and Iedccr=
Cphering and Copy Books foy Srnn,s and nh Tho c,
prices. " -N''' "
- Arplyas above, 81 BENJAMIN WARMERS old STAND.
Bridge. Richmond, Virginia
- For the very liberal patronage extended 10 this Fat,
s,oh by The citizens of Virginia, return orr thanks
an" nope as our assortment will bc very complete 10 merit
, ,'ee OF past iavors
November ID 51.n;f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
WII.Il nd SOLID

Monday ihe iOih Of December merit IL fairf not the
next lar dayut the late residence Of Martin Baker,
vcceascd in Hanover county near Major Gooda ali the
ouseoio ana Kitchen furniture the crop Of corn wheat
and few TAT hogs. 'f
s,iG f soo at the same time and place. about 20 likely
-. - erins, under five dollars eashover that
approved security s''e ~ w
80 ~" pe offered for sale, about thousand Of
ying ~ different hut all in the neighbour
1 ALSO, very valuable grst mill Grassy Swamp
1T Nlltten miles from Richmond The above property
oe soo upon credit OF one, and three years the
gef giyiag bond with approved security f,r the frs
iSe", o deed Of trust u the last payments
CIEyEARS DAKER,l ETccIliors Of
MARTIN BAKER. Martin Bstsr,
Noson,fer ie. '"3'' .is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
Bn. MILO Y. SNTj7Tji

S)a0PosES coninrtiEg SCHOOL tie ensuing wear AZ
4 Sh'li iiHp, in which the following branches via ss
asnl' W. re,d,ne, writing arithmetic English GRAMMAR
geography and The T.pIin angi,a.c.
he subscriber bCna DESTROYS 10
~ tpne, and that good school may b up, SO 10
tnaoie nm 10 snplort lakes this m, Mod of inlu,min
"">' VINO may think proper to il, thai he viii
yen F twelve boys iHf'riirg toigrg .ehrg m, a.
az fe IrHaeed price of ninety fotn,s e pupil study
a. snSeri'r deems 1t unnecessary say ay thing
g"r I" the hesthiness of the situation Short p,np as
nut Is so generally known hy great number of eue men
apd aeS VINO have rcsOred 20 this place account of he
"uoI'N Oh lc 'Ir He, however will say, those " no
may scid their children to board with him. NAV depend 81,
he u,''eSt attention being paid TO their mei.
A. wen as 10 their adv anccnient learning.
~ ~ important that those no wish TO send suoui
tAc kn"wu their intentions, (ceTainy the it Of Dec
,gH,ica,ion TO The Rev. Dr. Holm III. Rice or Mr. Iohn
at short Pump. no m shjtSWEuS
Short Pump. Nov. ~. - -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
NEW FASHIONS

JUST received aud opening at the Store of MARY
" SOUIhGATE, an extensive assortment Of Hats Bon-
n OF the newest fashions bc in ueatnrss
or elegance aioong them black and white Leghorn,
velvet and straw boDncts chincla and beaver hats great
variety Of feathers OF the handsomet and most
'eoors plaid ribbons raid curl white and other
mead ornaments waddng and trimming Tor pelsses; hair
nets and rizecs caps capcs coarcts and coretts Ma
cassar Russia and antique oil which greatly contribute
the elegance Of the head well the color Of the hair
us essence ofTyre for changing light red solor red
hair to dark brown black many other articles in the
Millinery line too numerous to enumeraie.
On hand few ready made PELISSEs-Auo Of which she
determined TO dispose Of the reasonable terms for
cash ~ ~
Ieehorn Straw Bonnets cleaned died aud trimmed
d. MANTUA-MAKINGd done in the newest fashions and
at ie shortest notice.
November rs. 6r-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
THE SIKnIKIHi=R

IVAViNG purchased out Mann s. Valc1tinei in a well
known establishment the SHOCkOE-IIIIL TAVEE \.
takes this method OF Informing his friends asd the public
IN general that he has prepared himself with every thing
necessary for the Ccniecl accommodation Of such
him with their company, in the best and the
redsonae terms, His experience in the line Of his profes
sion, together with disposition an oigc. he
hopes VIII cntiGc him 10 share of public patronage His
stae shall always be furnished with the grain and
fodder thai can he purchased and attended by Of he
most experienced ustcrs in Virginia.
II Six eight members Of next Legislature can bs
accommodated with boar1 by the wcek for themselves,
and stabl1gc Tor tteir horses AZ reduced pricrs.
November tG. JOUN TSTMiN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
EDIE.---ATInN,.--T

fTlE public respectfully informed TINT the snbse cr
will open his SCHOOL Al Liltlc Yale, Oxfsd. in
Caroline. ON The 10Th of Janu0ry aud drconue Il
she i5h 0f December following. The4c will re vacn-
ton Of ono summer mouth The subscriber will nc pre-
pared 10 teach the Latin and Grces languages Wriiinr
Arithmetic English Composition and Georraphr The fees
for tuition and board Including washing and odging will
he ninety dollars for he Of ten months The subscfi-
Ter has IN his possession references an testimonials which
hc presunes VIII be fuv satisfactory gentleman WHO
mas be disposed 10 examine them. lie pomsG a1remitr
ting diligence in the discharge Of the duties Of chool
and invites those iniercs,c TO visit u any TIM duriur
the session, ascertain the progress the pupis III
therefore, confidently trusts he shall ~, voured with Cue
share Of public patronage
RUFUS CHANDLER, A ~
iiHie N7lc Wow g. 55--s6V-
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WhatsaysSf- Nifc,to tie collection ola very
heavy xcisc IN, YEh,ytxo,,

WhatsaysSf.. Ei'c,t to tie collection OF a very
heavy excise on Whiskey (?
message from the Senate by Mr. Crutcher
ar Spe1Acr---Thc Senate have adopted u ,csoI,-
ton concerning the Post office department in whic
they request the concurrence of this house. whcle
solrtion is rs follows:
Whereas, by the late regulations of the Pos, Office
IN TINS state Inconvenience is experienced l,y its ci
uzens, many oil thcm denied the privilege of the
fost Once, lay requiring of them round pccr in pny-
ment 'oT passage, AMI ~ the prncees a,si iin he
postage 81 iecfS received IN this state paid 10
the carrier. of the mail residents ,,iibr The st,,, Il
Is thoi'sh '.t' aud uitallr regulate tho ,,ngc,s
.or carrying Inc nal. ;i;,t t.i, slime n,y hc paid with
tie CURRENCY ot the s1c, thereby enable the citi-
Hens oil Tins common" eth 20 avail themselves of the
privilege ct conveying their letters bv ,nnsi.
fs~oired by the General Assembly of Kentucky
th't our Senators in congress he Instructed and our
Representatives he requested to have .ic regulations
.n"ue w' the FO't once department, !. pr,cticalir
una, the currency oliiic SiaI h. received for
me postage o! letters Ia this commonwealth
Hesof'ef, Ina, the GOvcrnor trT,nSu;t co,,ics of
thiS resolution to our Senators and Representatives,
ia Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
DTSSOI,UTTON-

WE copartnersip heretofore existing under the firm of
CoLTON, REED CLARKE, has been dissolved by
mutual consent J. II. Cotton, and Henry Clarke, will at
Cotton Reed
The 6rm OF L. Reed Co. in Boston, is also dsso7cd
ana WI he closed by Ludoyicus Reed All
ed to the above rms requested make Immediate paw
men,s, as late arrangements render il necessary.
JOSEPHUS Is. COTTON,
LUDOVICUS REED,
HENRY CLARKE.
j. b. Cotton and Henry Clarke will continue business in
1is tplace, under the firm Of COTTON CLARKE, and
Ludosicus Reed on his in Boston
Nov l6. 55-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
POST OFFICE CH9vGE

The following resolution passed by the Sc
nate OF Kentucky, and now pending before the
other House, strikes Us rs of very novel char
acter. A grave legislature stoops from its
high estate" to express IFS opinion about little
post-ollicc change Thc nuisance seems too
tritiing to call for such step! How different
from Che Resolutions Of Keniucky OF '9s I!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
RICHMOND. NOj7VENill3;.R ID. III.
HONOK4Ef DISTINCTIONS.

HI, ioilowin: very well written essay sat,izcs n
very ridiculous and common custom. So ,,iie has il
become, that IN tho publication of college notice
some " honorable" appcllaior tackled to their TAIL
Ii was but the other day, that Phladcphia paper
announced the arrival nj Washington, of Ills Excel-
iency The Post Master General !" Away with such
mummery! II is a custom, more honorcd in th,
breach than observance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
WANTS. 4 SITUATION.

y the country ~ TEACHER of n public school Tor tho
suing year. tutor ~ private fmily, lhe batter
would be preicrrct) Young capable of instructing
youth ~ ~ the departments COR the attainment
Of good English education, AND the principal
Mathematics. Undspied testimony can he Produced as 10
character and abites~-Appiy az this Office.
[oVf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

by virtue Of deed of executed by James jerks u
- Daniel Wade ard William Saunders, lie Sin
day al NAV, tC8 and duly recorded in tc county c-
land, for Che purpose Of securing tie certain sut
q money therein 1eniioneWiii be Sold az ID dag ~
bseenber ref Il fair II not, The next isir d pre-
misses to te highest bidder, Tor reads ohty, The urncr,~
conveyed ~ c sid deed o trsi, Consisting Gf Tract of
LAND lving in sad county 1f 0oocbnni. adjoining ID,
lands Of john Bass, Mary Vaughn, Bcfaid Mcrtp art
others, containing eighiecn acres, Wiih Saw snd GrrE
M thereon This sale vii, be made loo ~ purpose rf
raising the balance ihe iust money intended 10 he
secured by The said deed, aud mcnti1drtl therein.
DANIEL WADE. Sen }r
WILLIAM SAUNDERS. 'l"'ee''
II
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.5TRAYED or STOLEN-

L1ROM Mr.. Russell Hits stable IN Petersburg pair Of
dark sorre horses, five six years old, Eve feet one
or tSo inches hgh. The larger Is rubbed about the
hP with Ii stolen they will probably make toward
Tow haiau Couuty' viii literally reward any person wbo
f'ii return them M Hill Of Petersburg, me in Pow
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