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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
A general assortment OF
BOOKS 81 STATION AR Y
" hOlesale ana Retail on liberal terms.
CgNDIkD QOnKE

Wholesale ami Retail on liberal terms
SINGING BOOKS.
Village, Northern aud Temple Harmony and
Bridgewater Collection, latss, Editions.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Morse's, Adams, Cummings Parish's Geogra-
plies History OF the United States and England
l-Murray's and American Reader, American asd
Universal Preceptor-Scott's Lesson Beauties
Of the Bible School Dialogues Biair's Rhetoric
-Csnversations on Natural Philosophy Buffers
Compend--Whelpley Lestnres--Cumming's
Question: Evangelical Cst-chsm--Pope's rs
ssy-Student's Compenicn--School Bibles and Ies-
tamen,s-W alker's, Johnson's, Perry aud Raw
seas Dctosares'- scholar. Wslch's, Pix .,
stanford's, Keene's, We.ch's. Root's Te@r'r's
Arithmetlcs-- fcrry's, Websters. Picket p ke's.
Maine and Cunnings' Spelling Book,--, htd's
Companion Pr,msrs- Marray's aud Aiexander's
Grammar--H ouBg Lady's Accideace.
Writing, Letter, Drawing Music Gold and
Embossed Paper-Cy Pherng, Writing and Mem
orandum Book.
Copy Slips, States, Qu.lIs Pencils, Waters, Seal
ing Wax, Penkuives, lnaia Rubber, Saad, seals.
Mathematical Instruments. Scales, Dividers, Steel
Pens, Paint Boxes and Brushes, Paints in cakes,
Inkstands and Powder. Japan Ink, Drawing Books.
Thread Cases, Pocket Books and Purses, Rewards
Of Merit, isoth Brushes, Court Plaster, Visiting
Cards, &c. &c.
A great variety of Cbidren's Books, calculated
90 amuse aud instruct
Classical Books used il Colleges and Academies
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES, &c.
BoHdi chs Navigaisr-B iusi's Coast Pilot. do
Stewardship aud Naval Tsc,ics-ditIo Journals
Log-bock P-per-Nautical Amanaes-Charts
Of the American and European Coasts snd the
West Indies
ACCOUNT &, RECORD BOOKS.
Merchants ccount aud Record Books, bound
and ruled 10 any pattern.
BOok-bindins executed with neatness and des-
patch.
COMMERCIAL g. JUSTICES BLANKS
Cash or Books given for good Cotton and linen
r .4GS owns in IS.
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cradle additions, winch more recent Information
enabled us 10 correct.
OF number OF copies remain on hand Of
the Register Of 1920 and as this contain the
names Of the members of the Convention, the
Constitution Of the State, the Separation Act,
and variety Of matter relating 10 the origin and
first organization Of our government, which must
always be interesting TO the citizens Of this State
we have determined to offer them for sale at
reduced price, not doubling that every one Of a
liberal curiosity, who is net already supplied, will
avail himself Of this opportunity TO obtain the
first number. IL commences with an important
81 OR poll icsl existence. and as the begin
ing Of a series, of which we yet hope to contin-
ne the publication, must possess additional value
with those who wish to preserve an unbroken
set.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
JUST PC BlISHED,
AND FOR SALE,
Rauch's Receipts
DYEING.
On Mt ar NJ NO
CON AIMING

CORRECT aud true copies Of all his bes. Re
ceiPts on DyeiHg ~ Cotton and Wooden Gouds, ID
practsed by him. during IL year., IN the besi tseto
ries 10 France, Germany, Switzerland and Aneri
60.
ALSO--A description Of bis invented Snbsti-
tute for WoAD used in the warm Btue ID on
WooIen, which j. very cheap aud may be Obtain
ed in any ia Of The Uuited States
Mr.. Rauch's abilities - dyeI are well known,
in the states Of Ma, sarhusetts, Connecticut New
York and New-Jersey where he has during four
years, been employed in IrsirucIing mAuuiactI RS
and clothsrs ia the arr Of dyerg. His the lod il
adopted in all the principal factories of said states
and is admitted " be far superior 70 any oibsr
method Of dyeing ever before Prnetised in this
country.
Mr.. Rsuch has always obtained frum FIVE hum
dred 10 one thousand dollars for copy of these
receipts but the subscriber has il bis pow
10 offer the same receipts to the public for the
small sum Of six dollars
Gentlemen interested in Gotten or wo lien
manufactures aod the Clothiers and Dyer in gen
eraI are invited I. call and examine the book, aad
they will soon be convinced that il Is The best
work or dyeing that published.
A few Copies are for sale al this OFFICE and
al W. HYDE's Bookstore Price siT Dollars.
Jan. Is
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NOTICE is hereby given to the non resident
~ proprietors and owners of the following Lots
Of Land in the Plantation No. |, lying on the
south side Of the .droscoging River, ia the coun-
ty of Oxford, that they are taxed for the year
1920 for State, County and Plantation tax and
highway tax for 1919, in bill, committed to me
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S1.S4O.45

These only part Of the names contained
ia that official documents mere drop Of the
bucket. Others may be published hereafter. The
several sums have been due upwards Of three
years last November.
6TPerhsps the above gentlemen can explain
what has become Of all this money, and why they
have so lsng delayed TO close their accounts with
government. The public have interest in this
huslnfss.
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Maine Registers fo'
1921,
JUST PUBLISHED,

A ND for sale at the PRINT TING OFFICES
N aad BOOKSTORES IN PortLand-b e.
GooDALE, Sdco-CoFroN LINCOLN, Cornish
B. Il. HAIELToN, BrimsWieE--SAMU DAVIS,
Durham-GooDALE, GLAzIsR, q ca. Hdtiowelt-
DANIEL STONE. augusta DANIEL PIKE, Ban
gOr-FRASKLIN 1INKHAM. BeBast-JoHn BA B.
roS, Hiscasset--HGNRV HYDE, Bath rHoMAs
CLARK Paris, and by others in different parts OF
fhn
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AZ Nc. ., 9th range 10 he ,reorpor aied--town Of
Chesservile, % legslizc xes-Selectmen ~
Greenwood, 20 have their daings made legal
town Of Lubec. for a new county inhabitants Of
ioxcroft, sc. for the repeal Of fish aws-oi Jas
Mcclellan aud others 70 be incorporated for the
purpose Of erecting steam saw and grist mill Wy.
inhabitants Of Hartford TO he set OF % Athens
q. Comings and others to be incorporated as a
BAPTIST society-inhabitan f25 mile pond plan
iation 10 be incorporated and Of }. wharf, for
Legislative aid were read and committed.
Orders Of .Notiee on the petition Of b. Folsom
and others-Enoch Perley and others-John Sar-
gent and others--John Bennock and others-
Dan'i Hall and others ". Swasey and 9TH
srs-and Lemh. Gooding aud others, were re
ported read and committed.
Remembrance Of the town Of shapleigh, was
reel and committed.
Ordered-That the Clerk be instructed 10 pro
cure Map Of the State Of Maine, for the Of
the House Of Representatives.
Remembrance Of Inhabitants Of Pewnal against
The petitions al the last Session for new county,
Read and committed to a Committee.
Portland January 10, 1921.
The Editor Of the PORTLAND GAZETTE, will
please to furnish each Member of the Senate
board with one copy OF his weekly paper, during
the present Session Of the legislature and deliv,
sr them at the Senate. PER ORDER,
JOHN MERRILL, Messenger.
Portland Jdnuary 10, 1921.
Nh. SHIRLEY-Ths Senate Board have just
re-considered the vote passed yesterday, and
therefore will not want the papers.
JOHN MERRILL, Messenger.
For uanf Of room under The necessity Of
emitting part Of the Journal Of The Ssndfe. IL iciH
be attended 10 IN our neTf
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5000 Tickets. at IS each is $4,000
NO DEDUCTION FROM PRIZES.
Tickets s., Quarters ST 10, for sale ia
riety Of numbers at w NJ. HYDE'S BOOKSTORE.
Prizs tickets ia The late Lotteries taken for
tickets in the above. Orders attended land
every lnformato given gratis. Sw Jan. 1e.
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Maine S' U. States Registers for
1921.
ISAAC ADAMS

A T his BOOKsTonE, No. 7. EXCHANGE
IA STREET, ha, for sale The
Maine Register and United States Calender,
PRICE, so CENTS rs BLUE, 90 HAZE BOUND.
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THE GAZETTE

PORTLAND, MONDAY, NoV. Is, 1921.
= GJP During the present session OF the Legis
lature, the GAzETTE will be issued Monday.
and Thursdays
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M.4RRTED,

In tM town, by the Rev. |. Nichols, Mr.. Cal
vim Dana, to Miss Frances Richards.
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We find bya recurrence to the report Of the
Comptrsler of the Treasury, made in Nov. last,
that the following BALANCns appear to be due
frOm the Officers bslow named, who served dur
ing the late war; for MONIES received by them viz
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y 5000 for only ;.
PLYMOUTH BEACH LOTTERY,
-ELEVENTK CL ass
TOMMENCES drawing IL February, and vii
~ complete in twenty days
SCHEEF
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For uanf Of room wsare andsr The necessity d
emitting part Of the Journal Of The Ssndfe. IL ict
be attended 10 N our nsIi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
FROM JAMAICA.

BosToN, Oct. 30.-We were Yesterday ia.
voured with a Jamaica paper OF the 18th oil
September.
| The inhabitants of St. AIMS had petitoned
to have the ports opened for the importation
OF provisions in foreign vessels; but the Lit
Gov. answered that, as the season had become
more favourable, and as there was no scarcity
OF imported provisions, he could not comply
with the petition.
The duties on British goods from Jamaica
are reduced nearly go pr. ct. at ST. Martha.
The papers MENTION that the Patriot brig
Guariaco carried into ST. Jago, by her capt.
and crew, was to be sold, and the proceeds dis
trlbuted among them, an Involvement for
others to follow their example. The officers &
crew of one of Aury's vessels, delivered up to
the Authorities at Baracoa,1 had taken the
oath to the new Constitution, and were to en-.
JOY the privileges granted by the Cortes.
| KINGSTON, Sept. 8, 15.-Ar. 10Th, brig No
tus, from the Indian Coast. The Notus was
taken possession of, in the Bay of Hondo, or
the 9th inst. by the independent prvateer schr
Anna Joseia, Capt. Garcia, of three guns and
30 men, which put ON board aprizemaster ant
SIX men, and ordered her for Maracaibo, bu
during the following night the mate, who haC
concealed a blunderbuss and brace ofpstols
with the assistance of men, who were Oh
board, rose and took possession of her, the pri
vateer not being in sight.
The ship and brig, under the flag of Art
gas, detained and carried into Cape Henry, by
the Haytan Government, have been claimed
by the Columbian Government. Messrs. Pi
Tote and Main sailed in a national schr. OH tn.
Cd inst from Santa Martha for that place, t,
put in claims as owners.
An Independent brig, of1S guns, was lately
crulzlng off Cumberland harbour. She hal
previously sent her boat up the river, which
was taken, with the crew and two subalterr
officers, who have been sent to St. Jago d,
CUBA. Palladium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
FOR SALE.

FTAT extensive and very valuable Estate, called MANS
L KIN LODGE, formerly the property of Thos Miller
dec-Menstn Lodge is situated in the county of King VIII
Iain the Panuniey river opposite Hanover Town and
Within % h.les OF the city of Richmond i'm a wealthy
and agreeable neighborhood II nearly three thou
sand acres OF valuable land river of which
about two thousand owOuds of great fertility and of
various soils adaptedo the culture wheat barley and
tobacco The high land is also fertile, and is with
forests noreng an abundant supply Of wood timber.
large Manufacturing Mill adjohls this which
the wheat made can he sold small from
The Richmond prices; and from the landing river
The products may be transported to baltimore,
oil not more than eight cents bushel There
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions for two
families with good outhouse stables and barns
eachThe oneis usually call ed Mansn Lodge the other is
ON that part of the estate which has obtained name of
Uorney GroreTo the former belong valuable extern
sive orchards Perhaps in Virginia surpasos this
IN quality of SOIL beauty and pieasantneSs situation or in
the convenience and cheapness the Of its
products TO the best markefs.Manskin Lodge Wormley
Grove viii be sold entire in parcels purchasers ON
the following terms One fourth OF the purchase money
viii be divided into five equal partsone fifth part said
fourth will be required in cashtbe other fths will be
made payable in annual instanents, uccessvey the first
payable ON the lst January, Ia22he remaining three
Iosrihs wall be made payable the LIST January 1896
Bonds with approved security will be required and deed of
trus, on the land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
J. II. FERGUSON,
. Executors of Thomas Miller dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
UNITED STATES.
[Efom the (pensacolal Floridian.l

II
The whole of the Documents relative to the
case OF Col. Callaya, are now before the pub
lie, and l confidently appeal to any candid
man to say, whether every step taken in the
affair, was not completely justified The dep
ositions of a number of the most respectable
persons have been taken, & which go to dis
prove the outrages, or wanton violence, alleged
by Col. Callava TO have been offered to his per-
son, but which do not considerof importance
to be laid before the public at this time.
shall proceed TO make some further remarks
on the statement of Col. CaIIava.
Col. CaIlava tells us, that Domingo Sousa
made his appearance at Col. Brooke's at the
dinner hour, and informed him, that he was
about to be taken TO jail, on account Ofcertain
papers, which three gentlemen had demand
ed of him the day before, and Col. Caava
would lead the reader to believe, that this tuns
tn. first tntimation he had Of The matter. How
does this agree with the written demand made
OF Sousa which he communicated TO Col. Cal
lava Let the documents speak Tor them
selves on this point. Its true, as Sousa de-
clares, the Col. was absent when the boxes
were that morning left at his house /; but is it
not evident that this was done in consequence
OF previous Instructions He owns that he ap-
proved of the conduct Of Sousa, that is i'm DISC
beylng the positive mandate ofthe governors TO
surrenderthe papers-And what is singulare-
nough, heiuforms us, that Sousa isattached TO the
commission, & Of course partakcs of the privi-
Ieges of the ambassador He also informs us,
chat the Spanish officers remaining here, were
detained solely on account of the unsettled
point in dispute about the artillery and were
also to he considered as part of the commits
sion, To return from this DEPRESSION, hc tells
US that he Immediately despatched an officer,
..t,x. -. IL. L..
erDor that SOusa was an officer under the CON
troll Of Col. CaiiTra, and of course not amena-
bic to The authority Of the government of the
When iiIs was written, IL was supposed al the re-
mainng documents would be published this week bui
Il IS found inpr,clie''ble, without employing rtngh
more oycsF sheet ii;in We can reasonably afford
ftsrfiti8S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
MARSHAL'S SALE

OF VHLU.HBLE L.4NDS IND SLAVES.
Under decree of the superior Of chancery the
~ Richmond district, pronounced the 26h of January
1919 depending therein between William Bernard
Of John ipkins deceased, pit against Thomas
front door Of the Eagle Hotel in The city of Richmond offer
for sale public highest bidder Cash the
following property much hereofa may sufficient
satisfy the said decree, viz 1873 of LAND lying
of Gloucester l250 of which
Of Lewis Durwe and wife by the said Roote
ofJobn s Stubs and adjoining the lands of Lewis
- Watkins and others, lying partly Severn river
1877 o land conveyed 10y the said Burwef the deed
uioresaid also the house and land containing ten acres
wherein the said Rootes formerly resided, adjoining the
of fredericksburg and the following SLAVES viz
Peter, Michael Tom, Isaac Nat Ned, Peter jesse Frede-
rick Miles, Sawney Sarah child SAL Easter Charles
rhllis, Jenny and her daughter Jenny; Pay Frankey
phlis, Child Murra, Humphrey and Tom Alice and her
child Billy, Easter her child Polly Rose her child Billy
Jonathan and Sam, Rachel Sla Dick Blacksmith and Tenor
his wife. The above sale will o'clock on The
siay aforesaid. J. GUERRANT, NJ. sc g. r. D.
September %. 4i-tds
uThe balance and payable under the above decree 1.
600 with the first cay of January last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

M The ENQUIRER is published twice n week. general
" times week during the session of the State
the as heretofore Fise Dollars per
num- payable advance Notes Of chartered specie paying
banks (on will be received In payment The Editors will
the safety of remitting them mail the postage
of all letters being paid by the writer's
NJ No paper will be discontinued [but the discretion
of the Editors, until all arreaages have been paid up.
~ Whoever win guarantee the payment of nine papers,
shall have n tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, iess-First Insertion, rs cepts-each
continuance, 50 cents.
No Advertisement inserted until il has paid
assumed by in this city, its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
LAND AND NEGROES FOR S

" ILL be sold TO the highest bidder Thurday the 15
w Of N0rebr nrf, the dwelling house Of kir James
Easthan in the county of Halifax between forty and fty
NEGhoES, and a tract Of LAND containing about two
thousand acres conveyed TO by James Eastman by deed
now OF record 10 the county court of Halifax in trust for
certain purposes mentioned in said deed The
will be half cash. other half in twelve months
The purchaser giving bond and good security The land
viii be divided in two lots, will be shevp nv
Mr. Eastman TO person who may wish it previous
10 the day OF sale WILLIAM IfIGH
October s. tdeD Holm f,OI ENsN
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TRUST SALE

cued by Hugh Watson, and dated the 2sd sv N I,v
ls2l Of record 10 the county Of Cumberland county
tue subscriber, the trustee therein named will proceed 10
sell at public auction, Tuesday the 1874 da Of Nos,usy
nert fair otherwise the first fair day thereafter at the
hour OF O'Clock, NJ Zach. Tsyors tavern in the town on
Caersve the following real and personal property con-
yeyed by the said deed Of trust for the purposes therein
mentioned, viz TanYard with the on hand all The
bNtures houses and utensils thereuno belonging Including
garden adoinDg the said town, being same v hic was
owned by Mr. John Cunningham deceased also horses
ma one gig and harness. two colts Wagon and gear
cows yearlings, % hogs and sundry articles Of
enoid and kitchen furniture and all the crop now grow
sides. RICIARn f,TTNNISse.df 4 ~ 1 1r. re-
a-o.tuoeT ~ 5O-4H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

PURSUANT to decd Of trust bearing date 9TH ay OF
August 1921 and duly recorded in the clerks Office of
tne county court Of Essex which deed is made Col John
nsngerheld to the subscriber, John and Tho
W. fauntieroy exors OF Tho Fauntleroy deceased SHALL
on rae thd monddy January merit (beng Essex
proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder cash. before the
door OF the Farmers Hotel in the of Tappahannock
very valuable tract of land in the OF Essex
inc happahanDock river known and called by the name
BATHURST also the following NEGRO SLAVES TO wit
y ana her four chdren Edmund, Martha, Harriet and
young cbid-Mary and her three children Nelly Moses and
aohid-Charlote and her two children Lavinia Horace
tat'y woman-Henry, Nelson, Tom, Andrew and John
or as much o. The said land and many of said
a. wi satisfy the purposes Of the said deed Such title only
as Nesed IN the subscriber will be made the purchaser
Urbanna, October o. Dds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

" y r'to 'eotItIlI u1It I1tItttOTS q
the James Rfuer Company 18th day of October 1921
ES0LVED that proposals will be till the 50 of
n December, for making the TURNPIKE ROAD in sec
tons commencing station No. 10 in the third mile from
hanawa river FIRST section) Crisis Tavern and from
Galatians TO the mouth of Dunaps creek agreeay TO the
specification which has been adopted which may be re-
tsrred to application Mr. Robert Pollard or 10 the
lsoad Commissioners in Greenbrier county
Acopy-reste, ROBERT POLLARD, Clerk.
IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

The editors ofthe Washington City Gazette
learn by letter, dated from La Guayra, Oc-
tober ., that official advice had been transmit
ted from the Vice President of G undnamarca,
Tor N. Granada to the Vice President Owen
ezuela that Lord Cochrane's squadron had en-
tered the port OfCallao, in consequence of the
capture of Lima, SC. by general San Martin.
The gentleman adds:
An expedition of all the Er glish troops in
Caracas, say 500, and 600 Creoles, embark
ed on board of two vessels of war, and three
transports,on the 5th inst. and sailed the same
day from this port, their destination unknown /;
but conjecture they are bound to Panama,
VIA St Martha, where they willreccive a REIN
forcemcnt of 1900 or 5000 men, and perhaps
will be commanded by General Bolivar, in
person, as by last accounts he was on his
march for that place; / have reason also to be-
lleve, thata force from Guayaquil, commanded
ny colonel Diego Ybarra, will cooperate in
the capture of Panama, the fall Of which
consider certain in all this month"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

NOTICE is hereby giyen that the building authorised by
an act Of the General Assembly addition to the
LUNATlC HOSPITAL in the City of williamsburg, now
compee and that there vacant cells for the reception
of male pationts in that institution.
toIer23 18-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

LII persons indebted To JOHN GRAlIAN deceased are
requested 10 make payment to Immediately as l
am DESTROYS of closing the administration as soon as possible
and therefore cannot grant indulgence TO any body
WALTER DUN, Executor
Nov 10. 5f-tf of John Graham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.-Ve have in our
hands, two numbers lone dated 9TH Sept. the
other tn Sept Of the Brazilian newspaper
published at Bahia, s. called The Golden .4es of
BrdzH. II breathes an ardent constitutional
spirit, and denounces in strong language par
tIcular public officers who were accused of ex
pressing opinions adverse TO the new system.
The horrld cabals and machinatohs4 OF the
'dreadi6l despots ut Che Court Of Rio Janclo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

are also mentioned with Indignation. The pa
per OF 18th Sept. says" we seeithe most re-
mote parts OF Brazil giving signs of the high
est satisfaction at our political regeneration
This isproof ofthe disgust heretofore felt by all
who lived under an odious aud tottering gov
ernment We pray God that the poor peo-
PIC may soon begin to reap the fruits ofthis
happy change, and that men, pointed out by
public opinion, on account of their public virtue
and talents, may be chosen to administer the
national affairs. 1t is necessary, that persons
oil known probity and Information, be chosen
TO govern IN the remote parts Of Brazil, where
It Is most easy to pervert the laws and prac-
Use other abuses. Let not places be given to
men who have already ruined the nation, and
would ruin it again, if authority were left or
entrusted in their hands.n There is much
in this judicious and patriotic strain so new
IN that quarter of the American Continent
These papers contain Vienna, London and
Smyrna news ofall May, and debates of the
Portuguese Cortes in the same month.
Nat. Caz