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Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-25
SONG.


!" And they may say thy long dark hair,
Clustering its shadowy flow,
Is like the ravens plun1sge there,
Yelling that moonlight brow!
The roseate flush that dyes thy cheek,
All bright with beauty's glow,
Is like the radiant crimson streak
Of sunset DER the snow!
There is charm more bright for mo
Thy sOod Of sensibilityt
|" And they may say thy soft blue eye,
When rais'd its living shroud,
0utshines the diamond gem on high,
That lights yon azure cloud
Thy lips, as plants of coral red,
In bloom, where pearl-drops shine
Thy breath, like heavenly incense shed
From virtues hottest shrine
There is a charm more rich for me-
Thy hearT's long-pror'd saecerity!
8.
!" And they may say thy light STEP where
They wake the graceful dance,
Is like a seraph's motion there,
Or wild birds swift-wing'd glance =
And, lingering yet, thy form of love
Is like dream of heayent
Thy voice, like musick breath'd above,
Among the clouds of event
There is a charm more dear to me
Thy SPIRITS spotless purity ~
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-25
Notice Is hereby Gsven..

YHAT the Subscriber has
N been duly appointed Executrix of the
last Will and Testament of ZACHARIAH
HUNT, late Of Brookfeld, in the County Of
Worcester, deceased, and has taken upon,
herself that trust by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons indebted to said Estate.
are hereby called upon to make immediate
payment; and all those to whom said Estate,
is indebted. are requested to exhibit their de.
mands for settlement
EEAH HUNT, Erecarar.
Brookfeld, April 10, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10
true copy A1lts
HoRATIo SOUIHcATE, Reg fer.
At a Court of Probate held al the

At a Court of Probate held at the
Probate Office in Port and, within and Tor The
county Cumberland, On the bird Tuesdiy of
March, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and tweEty one.
Va ARK JORD N, zdmoinrator or he eaate
4FE Of WILLIAM VI. JORDAN,
late Of Raymond ~ lad county, We man, deceased,
having presented his firlt acccuns Of ad ninillra
ZION Of The eiare Of said deceased. and petition
BY the widow OF said deceased, frr a allowance
cut of his personal cate:
CRDsREo, rhat the ,sid Marx Jordan, give
notice 10 All persons inteTeMed by causing COPY
Of ibis order 20 be pu6.ihed three week tucceIs
ivsly 10 the Portland Gazette, printed a, Portland
that they may appear al Proha,e Court. 20 be
held the Probate Office AFORESAID. On he frs
Tuesday Of Nay DeTI, &C Ten OF Re clock III tha
forenoon, and shew cause, if asy they have, Why
The same Glouid Tot be allowed.
A. X. PARIS, Judge.
true coPy-ATTEsT.
HozATIo SouTHGATE, Register.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10
TO CLOTHIERS.

TO BE LEI, the PULLING MILL 10 Gardiner
together wlthtOUR CARDING MACHINES.
one wool Flicker, one KnaPping and four Sheath
ing machines, prefs plate,, &c
ne above mill Is on never falling nream. IN
hou thing county, and in town which ha.
more than doubled It's population within the lalt
co Years-is VI hin quarter Of mile or The
naVigaoie waters of Kennpbec river and i prob
ao'y a. we'll situated for cuGom a. any mil ia Nes,
England. The n.ill viii be loaned + 4 term IF
from 10 yearF,an liquidation will be inferred
70 the ieaie, no oher fulIing mill lall Be but
IN he town, during that term. pofsGiop 70 be
given the 1t Msynext
~ b. The leafee will be required 70 bring
satisfactory Recommendations, a. 10 his mora
character ms puuc.uaiHy and his ability 70 earyv
on the earding and clothing buGnel. 10 the bea
a amer. Ii the leAl.es fhould with 20 up;re n,
iPtnning of WOO with the above buiioef. Gu;ta-
Die building will be erected adjoining The above
mil and esied with fuffieieut water power on
reafonsble term,.
rTAPply TO he fubfcriber, or to M. SPRINGER.
Ir. bis agent
R. H. GARDINER.
Gardiner, i'm IS, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10

ia 4 GIU lICCNfCt tOIt'd--E
~y|HE suJs ribei has lately Ihventeu and obtain
eL lelt-rs pa ent Ut the Presld,u, OF The u
nited States, tvr new and IuW Oyed method Ut
us.ng aud applying tRc LLVEH, which, in point
of uuhiy bld- far rival every IlInS OF The kiud
heretofore il u>t-4.d entually 20 suPercede Tbs
use III screw altogether. Its lrinope aI'auta
arises from its H,phcty and cneapuess. IL has
heretofore been used Tor the purpose, Of ptesnns
cheese, Out j. capable 81 being applied 70 aimus,
every purpose ID which he screw uset Ill
common cheese Press has Lever, about three IN
an half feet length, Which with one PouDd
weight attached 20 is extremity, wall gave pow
Ell equal 10 100 poDnds-and may Le .uCr eased -
as 10 give ia almost any power, oy tue muluPh
cation IF Levers. The uLhi'y Vi this ia. cation
mas been tested b. the best Judges " Mechanism
10 tbs part os the country, Who have giveu certl-
Gates Of their appreciation
The Inventor is nov Journeying through the
State with a view ol di>po.ins "a tie righS u a.
sag this pal ent-in the tine people JesIr0u,
Of viewing il may have opportunity by calling
at bis house in Turner, in the coun,y " OxtOfd.
THATCHER Blanc.
Turner, March &c, 1921. 6W.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10

n HE subscribers having hssn duly appointed
4 by the lion. A. X. pARRIs. Jucge al Pro-
bate, cor he county OF Cumberland, 70 rscsiFe
and examine the CLAIMS AID demands agand the
eliaLs Of
ABRAHAM MITCHELL,
ats Ct FreePoEt, dsce1ted, give notice, that thew
will attend 10 that service. at the Office III JOSIAH
w MITcaEtL, IN ssd Ffesport, OF rte ait
Monday IA April, the lall Monday q May, and
The Ian Monday in June re1t, a. clock 4. Nj
Oh each Of said days.
JOSIAH w. MITCHELL, -.
ANSYL c. CLARK. OO"'
Freeport, March 27, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10

TO be sold AZ public auction. BY an order from
- the Judge Of Probate. for the County Of Cum
herland, Saturday the t4tb day of April next.
at O'clock II. NJ. 20 much Of the real Estate Of
SAMUEL DAVIS, late Of Free port, in said
County, MariRer deceased, as will produce the
sum of four hundred aud thirty dollars, to pay
the just debts Of said decea Cd aud incidental char
ges-SUle 10 bs On tHe premises.
PATIENCE DAVIS, 41drqr'r.
Freeport, Morch q, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10

III K WIT H. COMBKinforms The iulabtant,
VI % Portland, that Ou account 81 tue ba7iue.,
Uayellng, bis cn. 81 lor lie insruc ion OF Mas
ters aud Misses in he at Of Dancing, \ bich was
advertised 10 ~ April, is poslpoued 70
Wednesday, tht "a Dag 81 -Hay ntIi, a. NIr. PAT
TENS HALL, ia Muine-stTett.
Portland, -4pTiiS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10
NOTICE.

THE members of the PORTLAND TRACT
J. SOCIETY, are informed that The TRAITS are
received aud ready for delivery at WILLIAH
HIDES Bookstore. II not called for within 90
days they will be distributed by the Dislriouiin
Committee. April 5.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10

E. GREELEY,
X4S FOR SALE, Al No 8 Long Wharf
800 Bbls. 5. F. Flour,
$50 DO midIngs,
700 Bushels Shorts,
3PiPes Brandy do Wine,
do Hollands GIN,
Hhds. and Bbls. American Gin,
60 Bbls No 2 Beef;
10 Kegs Tobacco,
SO Boxes Soap aud Candles,
Boxes by 9 and by 10 Glass,
so Boxes Chocolate,
Boxes Starch, &c.
April 3, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10


To be sold at Auction(unless pre-
viOusly dIposed of at the store Ct the subscri-
Der 10 North Yarmouth state Of Maine. SAFES
10 c0mmesce on TUESDAY, April 17th neKt,at
10 O'Clock q NJ. and eoniiUue from day 10 day
until the whole 10 sold
4 dwelling Houle TWO stories, Sc by a.
:" a B. 20 BY SO il occupied a. sOre-a
porch 40 horie., p by ga Store 16 by %,
fable sad fhed, about one acre of land, twenty
fui trees. G. 7-24hs of grin mill with TWO
pair OF Rones-5-24ths Of a cav mill with water
privileges tor other mills. chaiie ihed near the
baptia meeting houfe three Pews 10 said houle
Tomb near the ID One third of wharf
and stors az Royals point. All hi. flock in trade,
consisting Of Rngiih aud Wen Iudia Goods, Hard
aud Hollow Ware, Medicines crates OF Liverpool
Ware, three Crates do. in small lots 10 cult purcha-
GERS, Wagon, Chsife and family Carriage.
K. Store ~ by a., TWO Tories, situated at
Bath, near David Stnson, Efq. (; part of Two
large schooners and three Sleeps.
a. This situation is on the great poff road from
BAH and BruuiWick Portland, % mi'es from
Bath, IL from RIunfwck (where rs the 6rlt and
mclf hourIfhIng College ia the lfate IL miles from
Portland the capitol OF Maine, at the head Of the
navgable waters of Royals river, one mile from
the bapult meeting hou(e in the village, and haf a
mile from the congregational meeting house.
| TLis Store has been occupied by The ate Fl IN
Y of w. r Q Stockbrdge, abou, fifteen years, and
u good situation for mercantile and commercz
concerns there being AZ eztenGve country around
| {. The Mil and Dam were built few years
since aud is viewed the mon va liable Of any IN the
county, there beng su'uorent WAFER moit of the
year and frequently when other mile cannot grind
for want Of water, their cuaomers 20 to this mill.
Some from Gray, New GIouceiter and many from
FPcwnal, Freeport Harp'w well and from the hume
rous Hands an Calco Bay, carry their corn and
grain 10 this mill which is situated within few
rods where velsels Of so tons may receive car
goes. The same shares in the Mills and priv-
ges as above may be had At private sale by app-
cation TO W. p. STOCKBRIDCE.
! d. The river is generally open at this wharf,
! except about two months in the coldelf weather
and is very convenient and safe place for vessels
10 lay 10 the winter and to load 2t the lal Of Feb
ruary, and is good nand fer carrying Oh the
| fisheries.
Z. This is one Of the ben Rands for trade in
Bath, SITUATED next door TO the Pof Ofice-nezr
the Banks and Cuitom Houfe, and within few
rods OF the waters of the KeuBebec. A, a small
expense II might be 6sed TO accommodate fami-
y and the other part occupied a. a fore. Il ha
rented from one hundred to one hundred and fifty
dollars year.
A Catalogue of the above, and
The terms Of credit, (Which will be liberaD will be
! circulated in the naigbouring towns previous TO
The sile. For further particular, Apply 70
CALVIN STOCKBRlDGE,
Norihynmou;h, Feb. 90, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10
SPRING GOODS.

81 "a ~ u tIONt DA.
EUST received and for sale by ROGERS cox,
81 FxcHANcF-erREET. an assortment of SEA-
SONABLE GOODS, which will be sold cheap for
ca B oak: CONS TSTTNG OF
Back and colored Bombazines
do DO Nankin and Canton Grapes;
Black aud white Italian do
Plain and 6g'd Silk Lace-superior blk twiIl'd Silk
Black sinchaws and SsrsDetts:
White, black and colored Kid Gloves;
Hand.ome dark Calicoes-6 Pink Gipghams
4 Iriih Linens, VERY CHEAP;
Long Lawns aud Linen Cambrics
"A aud Cd Imitation Muslns
Black aud blue Italian Sewing Six;
Elegant Garnture Ribbons
Flag Six Observation-Disclosures Silk ditto;
"A and 8 Cotton Canbrcs;
4 and Cambria Muslins.
Also
Factory Ginghams, Sheetings, Shirtings, Bed
Tickings, &C. &c.
Portland, March 90, 1921. (8w)
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\. 3. All persons indebted to the subscriber
on hote Or account are requested 60 pay the same
Immediately as be prefers 20 settle his demands in
stead OF subjecing his customers to the expense OF
adjusting them With J. ". MELLEN, Esq which
measure (however unPlea.anO must De resorfed 10
u this notice Is disregGrded.
CALVIN STOCKBRIDOE.
North-N armouth, March 6, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10
Administrators Sale.

ITO lie sold at Public Auction, by virtue Of
Al lcence from the Hon. A X. Paris, Judge
Of Probate fnr the county or Cumberland on the
premises, in Falmouth, on Wednesday, The 1871 day
II -4pTH inst. at two O'Clock, r. NJ. much OF the
Real Estate OF ENOCH TUkESDUKY. late Of
Falmouth, in said comfy, Yeoman, deceased, as
will produce the sum Of forty dollars for The pay
ment of his just debts and incidental cha Nes.
JOSHUA MERRILL, .4de'T.
Falmouth 4prii 3. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10
10 LEI
A GOOD FARM, with the stock,

latmin5 ", nslls, &c.J pleasantly situated IA
Gurham about NO miles from the corner. An
honest, industrious, .a'tnfh man, "no swell &C
quaiuied sin farming, Will tnd me SITUATION e.is-
t0Ie and The terms liberal. Apply 70 ; a ErhLN
LONGFELLOW, IA GdrhGm, o. SIEPHEA
LONUFELLOW, Jr. il Portland.
Apil 5, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-10
CONsTABLE'S SALE.

Cumberland. ss.-Poiand, March 20. 1891.
Taken Jy uirtus Of sluldry Executions 1Shich 4
hold against william Mo0dman, Of Poland. and
triH Be sold al Pubic .sttctioH, on SATU hDAY
the fifth dsy Of May nexi, al zen Of ne clock ia
forenoon, IL ne house N Josiah Jordon, IN sad
Pol1nd-
ALL the right in equity ofredemp-
ton which the said W0odman has, in aud 10 the
Farm IN Poland. Oh which David Woodman, now
lives containing sixty I've acres, more or less
bounded southwestery and Dor,hwesteriy by ia
cob Rowe's land northeasterly by JosIsh Bar
ley's land southwesterly By VIM. Tobie's land
together with ell the buildings thereon the same
being mortgaged to secure the payment Of about
three hundred dollars.-MOre particular infLrma-
ton given respecting the mortgage, az lhe sale.
TILsON WATERMAN,
Constable Of Poland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30
STATE LEGISLATURES.

NAKfLAND.-An act has passed the Senate abolishing
the Executive Council and establishing mode Of ap point.
mrnt and executive responsibility similar to that adopted
by the constitution of the Uted The details Of the
bill have not been given TO the pnblis.
PENNSYLVANIA.-In the Senate of this State Mr. RI
guet presented long and able Report against the eApd-
ccy of renewing the charters of number Of banks which
will expire in the years and and proposing re
stretons upon such tile Legislature may deem exped.
ent TO re charter Cor the convenience of the people, We
shall notice this document suitable here
afer.
SOUTH CARoLINA.-This state has passed law for
the creation Of 100000 dollars Of five per Stock
deemahe for 10 years and applicable the great object
Internal improvements has also passed restrain
ing the emancipation OF saves-ani preventing free per.
cons Of colour from entering - The Legislature
adionrarI on the goth December.
ALABAMA-The Legislature adjourned on the 21st
Dec. They have incorporated a State Bank !
TLLINOIS.-The legislature in Dec. for the first
tins at Vanaa, the of government of that stale
il is said they intend follow the example OF Tennessee
AMI Kentucky, III establishing Bank belonging exeiu
nYey. TO the State.-Thus we gol
KEN fUcKY.-A law has passed the legislature con.
eerng occupying claimants of and.I provides that the
occupant shall remain in the possession of the land until
the successful claimant shall pay for the improvements
The occupant shall pay rent nor receive interest or
The amount OF bis Judgment for the inaproyement-Wha
elect will uis!aw have the interest, nonredents9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30

deaire, 81 natural 10 mankind, 10 see lie
influence and authority of a government,
OF which they felt themselves cousti,u.
emf branch, augmented and established,
hrongh all the successive changes al tie
administrations OF the government. aud
all The political contests which have agi-
'aied the people Of The u. Stat a: va,i
Gus periods Of their history wr find
TIE federal cou'fs steadily supporting the
usurpaiions of the general government,
and saNclioDing all those laws Of C0u.
gress, which have been denounced by IA
very respectable portion OF The American
people as Unconstitutional. Atnp peri.
oil, since tue adoption OF The federal cnn-
sttulion, no, even excepting that .luGny
era, when the trial by Jury. Tic liberty Of
speech, aud the freedom OF lie press.
were Invaded by the memorable alien ami
sediion laws, can we discover SOLITARY
instance OF their havirg ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
DN Their decisions, even one of The many
unconstitutional proceedings of The oiher
branches OF The government. Far br i,
rom my lnieuiiOm, to reflect upon the
honor, lhe integrity, or the abilities Of
me various gentlemen, who have filled at
different periods, ,he judicial bench of
The U. States. | have commented Illus
tretiy up HE coHduci oi That body,
WITH view 10 enforce by examples from
tnc history Of our own county, the I'M
pniiance aud necessity AT guarding IA
gainsi the Infirmiiics of human ua;ure.
whilst balancing aud adjusting ihr con-,
pnneni parts % a political constitution.
so long as The iallbiliiy o. human nature
continues, The necessity FIR this prccan
iion NUT exist. The necessity of 90
vrFnmeni itself, TO curb HE unrulv pas
sions al mankind, is melancholy con.
LESSON OF our own weakness ahd !alihi-
lily. The decisions ola Judge, should
NOT only be pure, but above suspicion.
Whilst, therefore, reasonable cause exists
Tor snspccilng hat Judgments OF thu iu
diciai branch o! the government, NAV he
contaminated b. an improper bias, wlrn
deciding upon conflicting claims In pow
or beiNeen state and The u. States.
and whilst tie uniform tone of the deci-
sions OF that body, would seem 10 iu,li-
Gale that they have acted, and will CONT
uue TO be influenced by sHch bias. Vie
application Ola constitutional remedy to
HE evil complained of is imperiously re.
CURED.
In succeeding number | will clos,
my remarks npnm this subjeci-and brief.
~ suggest the outlines Of such an aurud
meni 10 the constitution. as | would re
commend for consideration.
PUBLICOLA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30
VERY IMPORTANT,

fiTLLEDGEvILLE. Janulry 9.....In our last
paper. on Information derived from gpntle-
man who had lately been al The Indian srings.
we stated, there was little probability of a
Treaty being concluded with The Greek IuJi.
ans We are glad 10 learn the result has been
mere pF0pitions than was anticipa,ed Run
ners having been dispatched for the Indians.
large number have assembled, aud The Chiefs
OF The nation we understand, have agreed
With the Commissioners on the basis of a 'rrea
~ by. which the Creek Nation cedes 10 tie
United States, for the use OF Georgia, large
extent Of territory, supposed To contain five
million of acres of which there is mucl, va
suable land. The tract of conatry pronosed
70 be coded by The indians (for the sum of
> 1o0,o0O. out OF which an ample reservation
~ made for Tie settlement of citizens claimsl ia
comprised within the following lImits-Beein.
uihg ON tue East side of Flint river, where
JackSon's treaty line crosses The same thence
UP SAID river 10 its most western source
thence a line running due west course mill
II snail IDtersect the Chstsloocbee- ibeuce
up SAID river to the Eiown or Highiower trail
thence with said Trail 10 where il crosses
the Ulcofau- hat-cbee; thence down said stream
10 It's Junction with Ocmulgee riyer-ibence
no"D SAID river 10 where Mitchel's treaty
llne iDtersects The same-thesce with said
line until IL inteTsects JdcksoH's treaty line
and thence with the latter line TO the bsrip.
''"-' Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30
GREAT HARGATNs

- HdrawGre, Cutlery and Ironmongery
EohGE WATT, at bis store on Main street rSArIv
- opposite the Bell Tavern, has large general and
seleeied assortment % the above mentioned arii
1es, superior quality; and IN ad6on-sbarnes low,
PIoof Fowling Pieces consgnmtn M Of 1ndra,,, v.
ovLated Planes WingfTame Box Lsoking Glasses
H.: &C; an OF which, with view Of changing his
e " Dnshess, he IS now selling of M ysrv s.d,csd
~ anoieing an opporiuntyt to purchasers nv Tboe
OF Ietaii 10 secure great bargains either r., ell
1900 Dfc 80. Qvif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30
Rim Az

{ 'OdMITTED to the Jatl Of Brgn,viet eon,,s -.
IL u ,ne t1th July last, as runaway a negro man
I,1 Oss Diinseli iSHAM He Is abvn feel = inbss
So -, DYu, =, years OF age, light complexion sr.r an
.pseN oone his front upper tooth split baC ~
bs,ongs WE .ie hngef ofihe right band fc saws he
wao purchased him of BENJAMIN Kins IT, oeoisia,
oeoIg'a.Ibe ewnst Is requested to conc f,w.5
P'O'e P'oPefV,Pay charges, and take him away'
H,Ltso~Commiited 70 the Jail OF BrnnseiSt cnoa,
,,sg,c NJ, av,n gay o. November last, a. rmnswsy
ss,' man "oo calls himself jim or JIMMY ~
oOus ieet inches high shout "a yss,a ~ soe 49,
ae 20 G bas seer on the len side n hi, noe
Tor nc a. T,"hs. 70 willie Barrow negro specnta
~, ~ poicbased bin 81 John NJ gono,o h, 'p,
an bi, sa-saJs he fanawsy in stoke, count, ~ r
Hr R.S,o tne south, ana that he d1n't ssoS gb,rc
Iii o,.VT enlls his place Of residehee- me &c.,
f,te h, ne lHwarb, pfosf property pay esaTSs. "a
Der WN n DUGCgR. Jaior
%.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30

Z Zo'ciocl< the Sensie rcpAiied 10 Inc Hall or
nc Representatives. shortly after the Gen
fral Assembly had met together, Governor
jtiilers, accompanied by Dnmber of officers
jof the State, appeared aud introduced MIR
Tkos Il. Robertson. The Governor elect. Judge
z 6ctfhetcs OF the Supreme Court. having ad,
rninistered the oath OF Office TO Mr. Robert
SOU salute was fired by Capt. Bnisson's com
pauy Of artillery, belonging to the Legion of
Louisiana. On his leaving the General A..
serpbly he was accompanied TO his residence
, by Mr.. Villete and the other authorities.
General Plauche, commander of the Legion,
the staff OF that corps, and the officers IT the
militia. repaired TO Mr.. Kober,sous House to
compliment him on the occasion that exam
PIE was followed nv a number OF private cit-
seus all were received by the new Governor
with great affability. 1t may be said that the
whole OF the ceremony was gone through with
all the dignity and pOmp ct which it was sus-
ceptible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30

II we are desired 10 insert the following E,,afa IL
MI James Gsineus Adde'S, pubii.heo IN our ps,sr
Of the lsIb insisni:- ~ s"sss
Of ms zeal is wanting" 1t .h.ac he in SONS &C
WeIe z'ai most waning Half way dos the same
eoinnh iof partial Tecoilectivns." read psirioijr
~ 10 '"es from he bottom Of the second column for
supreme Qualification" read superior Qualification
Ioain,'' read "llshi loaui.',s e"
~ Tue CSC line Of the second column in the second
tender law" "'''" V.
ia the 2iih liae from the bottom Of the same colun,
-" performance" read I" permanent nee and tw,
lines below this, instead OF raw apptentfc,.h, -,
"soe, read " raw apprenticeship T., itade''
me fza the top OF the 9Th column instead
Oh they would, be oPpre,sors," read the world he
oppressors." S "0"i"'uo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30
TIE COLD NIGHT.

The present winter Is sac to have been mare s,v,te
than an, witch has been witnessed ssce the nsnrab!e
ne cf I.sOBTt last Wednesday ni.h (the 2sth Jan
vii he long remembered for hs extraordinary inrlen
eLry-rhe merenry sank into the hnlb Of most nf the
thermometers rs one evidence OF the intensity of the
weather, the Rarrahannsck river, Al the Of tarpa
Lannock whrre II is abonl mile aud three cnaf,crs
vide, iroze completely IN the course OF The
night, Notwithstanding high wind blew da~n the
river. "a was not open on Snnday morning Is re-
ported ihstthe same river Oze at Ufbanns wbere
IL is about four miles wide.