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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
PROPOSAL BY PHILIP & FRANCIS pUyAL.
For Puthshag IN the City Of Richn,ond,
A DAILY NEWSPAPER, ENTITLED THE
COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
TKONPECTUs

c..en a.. [kOnpECTus
,ho ,;,c, .;r;, hn srmay Imposition OF community
,;o,~ sc .",tr. ,,,., ~, a.sPioiheu uie expecth
.rs " . ;, anu mtrtor.us industry. we
TO ,Sr obc, IN x; - ; @ dsn,a iAvorauie
linn .,d ,.,r,n. 10 ~ w.. . lux " % Pr9ee
i~, ,s;, - = VI ,e snAs's OF kiehnond. we hs'e
Riramord nr;n,ny os,, 20 .ne slo'.: duties OF
,.h;sh ~. 49, s ' lhurse 10 'ne TOWARD cares
~rsSh. s.:s e' rr VI e r.tss thtre Imposes on typo
nsrie,ce of our fw ,;;rn "n We spprs 60 te De-
so recs;sc ..s.,an,;i -. 70 I'M nser naw we siieu
rsreI", ~ % rIoons ~ ,ns,r Favor. Issire NOR
sase. our youthful labors TO their service, and twice has
cr"s., @ - :y sn''es' upon our enterprise, nd
Justly rel,iny ,herei, on that lberal, ,owheh
of mr. hun.~ "e' M we an|a Ine venture AN offer
o. al'u multiply the sources OF entertainment,
press. Whs, ,ho,,pp ,hy a.ae M ny .ne fein.h9
av sn' Snd nos-ify and am,sem.t over the
;m,c;,.S ~. S, San .ne aer"pons OF srfYlis,
there ss puniie prints ailuat, should sill not far 70
current Of oopoIar ,s,,e md f,y ~ 30 uS upon the
of suess ihrr. We , inv p no app Extensions not doubt
. ~ "'e TUG. says
Which taken At the Hood lead. on a" 70 far,une-
Unles we are deceived ne s;,ncrv h;, ~. .,,,,,
il. to make T o,s ar , s ,s mrs "s Ct
Offers All trying time can alone .,rm;n sSe ,h =,
such an,sips!ion, 10 eor, Of ours however, shall be
no such tide to as.is, our prosr.s. .e & s@.n e. Or
is open 10 ali and Ever. If win, AMI . ,, 81 JaerPrse
ns DC s aagsr,s we trust to win our way BY the
peon ike sSe ore,.ns we ss ~ au sar In com
10 the weaLer sie and ;n ,he hyhpa{ gessIu.y eiIs
R;ehmond men are n,,sr sshas, m s s,onnnnty OF
ean equally, deserving, though more yo"hil eaSs,
SECONDLY a, NE have rabsrI 81 M
are ,en,,r mint iene,s, a. cut M Saa'e ~mch we
its PATRONS the very pece,s;,v of GYMS o. pAs
pledge OF our strenuous esersn, 70 r
in adjusting our peruniary estima,e !, vii H. obsen,S
and plac, our remners,n @ pee UPON our anours,
Of ne fir, FoIrhiy with view ~ saus .. VIZ sea,e
,he benefits d corr,no m ,S % seerosae properly
type abroad we shall mai our . orsare OF the
rspor, yha ,e~e, ar,; , tHoro TO collect and
day to ,iay afford And ia,p, =, @ h ON, s'sy may from
mration and mint m one, ~, ws, a ,ur.er emu
di,tinction we have ,sten r~ .osuer our Prouuest
ts, With rich capital of literary s "'
powe1ful aIy Whose arI 60, .e asss'anee oil
sloquence are calculated 10 rrIr ons d ad
Department. worthy of the "a ,,,. ,hs, nr,o ;h M
OF Virginia. '' Pe''"''' '''e ''e'i"po"'
Bns let distinguished ally in further deveonemen, or
our plan 60 n Few xor,. - ue'e"Pemeht OF
The poI;,icai rharan,ar " "r ~, .,..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eher;,b;"e PpnJ o ruy
Fundamental prime pe, Of renubcan;srp Nh ~. sn
rights-mparaI without being n.r, ~ ns';v ~ %
subseryibR the primary ;n,ere,,s ~ ,to p ~, w'
ing clear Of ali r.r.r o, "s p.oPe, w.iie steer
easily accomujishe,i a. n.,;,- Vs. - p, .nay ue
interconr,e, Of ,or;r,v h,rs ~ IN .,e SWEET
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IWenlN Eige Uo.Lars Kem0rd-

- ANAwAY fron, Richmond, on 22d DECEMBER. 2
male slave aged 80 IS years, FIVE feet ak or
esbt inches high veil made for negro very black
named YORK. ..Sa'd slave was purchased of Rdward
V, Graves, Oi New Kent.
The above reward will he given by delivering him to
James Smitbers, Richmond, ana all reasonable charges
paid -or TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ny delivering
him At Point Coupe, louisiana TO
i9". gs s2.s~ieT" cHiHIEe MORGAN.
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NOilCE.s. Orders from any part OF the conuify
- addressed Poplar grove Post ofFcr, ftnriGG,
ecoHHtY Va 'or Carriages - any Kind. Gigs Fami1l
Wages Ue0Tbor1 aCGors So Sc. with tht rrwiy
Improved Chari0ffes With oval steel sprinfs ~ roBt
some of them light en- ,guh Tor one hprse. viii b.
promptly attended Ito STERLING WOODLAND
-. hfstrste coach biack suiith sn6 a sprinR spd
'stepmakst, u 10 hshHs va sei with co',sist
erpnymsBt and liberal wages vii, ne given kuyiy e
aDoves nov, %. T..-T
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hOIll 3.

a IL persons having claims against ihe es;a;e or
"A JAMES BELScHEs, dec. Of Gioucesier COUNTY
va by bond, note, o. theiwise, desired 10 max,
mem Known TO myself, IN Petersburg. Va. 10 flv
attorney Mr.. Cary s. Jones, NJ Gloucester county Va
properly authenticated, as ana determined to clos
ny administration on the estate possible
All lbose indebted to the said estate are earnestly
sifed I" come forward aud settle their respective
amounts, as futthef indulgence and aiil rot Ne
gwen Those claimants ssfegsrdmgihis this Eolce
VIII ne Pieao ~ BAT Of their claims respectively
GEORGE N. BEtSCRrs
%dminifrafor II Janes Befschts, tee.
Feb. 10 sovte
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ESY virtue Of a deed or trust erecnfed by Ceorgs
- W. Bdiyd, to the Subscribers, bearing d0ke tie
1870 day Of FebrHdrg 1919, and Of recOrd M fhe conn
mentioned, shall proceed 70 sci 20 the hIehetf
bidder lor cash. at Robert Hoseiy's tavern IN me
to"n Of cara. on the 10th day Of March next The
tract " taTd, uh6reon the said Baird iateIy resided
containing one hundred more or Tess tie ME
Is believed 10 be Wnaisy1fea.
nm. IKERS, Z a,....
HENRY PAGE,} ""''ses
rem q. ..yrfds
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QUiRk'S ESSENCE OF TYRE
ENOR changing light, red grey hair, on the head
4 "hiskers, &C. to beautiful and permanent bIscE
or brown. ~
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL.
For preserving aud btaufyiBg the hair and prevent.
mg, Us iaIlIng on, OF turning sfey-s Strengthens the
weakest hair, and produces a iuxuram gtowth ON tbe
baldest places
PRINCES RUSSIA OIL,
For preventing the hair falling III II used constantly
not hair will fail turn grey, IL makes wtak and
short baiT grow thick aud Icing.
Retailers can be supplies Uith the above articles at
the Northern pTices. DUVtLS HeKILDOR
Feb. l3s oo $40
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ICE,

NO1lCE.
WILL BE- SOLD at the Auction Store Of Otis Dpptoc
', q co. on Friday. the 23d Morch merit az twelve
o'ciork, all SHARES IN the Richmond and Osborn.s
due CD that day.
BY order of the Board Of Directors,
Feb ~. o., 81.
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Sci iWtNE
I'VE save for sale, English Seine Urine Of superior
w qualify, t5Ih 81. opposite the He'll Tavern.
ELLIS q ALLAN.
lit
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Eifieen U0iIoys Rew0rI

LNhLL he gwen by The snbscriber any person who
WIN apptehfnd and secure in Jail that eel him
d2ail, likely negro man named RANDOLPH, about
twenty io" or twenty 1--WE years old, who left the sub.
sciibeIs planation in James City county about the
to'h OF Oot'her last He was purchased b. the sub.c
nef from ir Gregory OF Charles City, where he was
t2seo ard was afterwards On the years 1871 & l20
bred TO ihe former stage osiier at Ffazers
Tavern III NEW kent county, where he had wIfe....
the hia'hs aoon the petsnn OF said various.
and not ell most remarkable are scars
IN bs head aud one very striking about The eye-he il,
heB aoi wen made, father below the height fnegIoes
40 geWta, and httle bowleeged. lie carried away
WIN hn fashohabie blue coat much worn and other
cio'tiEg suites To field negro. JOHN COKE
WiiarsbrrC. F.t &c ~
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WANJED Az THIs OFFICE

"a az sPrrentlee 10 the Printing business an active
~ 'se, abou 10 years age who has to,srabie gu-
a'ea ,uucaNon SOD coz gtl.s ! az ha-s
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n Valuable Fresh plantation for Sale.
1 WISH to dispose OF my PLANTATION in the coun
- y OF fnwhntan, containing by recent survey 5Ia
One ha'i of which has been cleared in the Iau
and not one acre Of exhausted land upon The
wbee iract--the balance In woods, part Of which h.
Danosomsiy numbered. This land lies we'll and pari
enIary adapted 10 the cultivation Of corn wheat and
.ophceo-i MINK u unnecessary to comment upop n
10 'uei do am aware that persoHs disposed To pur.
chase would wish to view the pre,ni.rs-and III 81
s ae ,@ssn 10 call, as know the land viii speak for
user, Deihg situated on the main Buckingham road
III ine heighborhood Of BARS Tavern.
Powbaiau, Jan. 30. slwaxs
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a Ill pefA"irs sude,te. 40 JOHN GRAHAM dcCeasru.
are requested to make ps, men. 10 inmedia
As am d.siT'ns OF closing the adiniusratiuo as sosn
as possible and therefore cannot Grant 10
any body. WiLIEk Dun, Executor
Nov. IN 5t..r 81 John Gfahau, deed.
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i'arkhfIt, robertson " keLs0,
4 NE now receiving by the schoonrrs Aarenora
- frames, Rising Stairs aud others, FRESH TEAS
chip Savannah's cargo, ,seo.
1od IL ID. boxes Gunpowder Teas
IS @ do do do
30 boxes G"np"wdcr Teas, con,ain'g canisters III.
~ chests Yrnne ttysnn Tea
~ bids Of 81 croix aud Ne. Orleans Sugars
ECO halls az Lnsf Sugar New Y,fk ,nanufac,ory
so Tags Of btsi Green Porto Rico Cole
~ pipes "f CpRn:ac Brandy
10 hhio. 'uC5a,iiaira Rum
10 do. ~ Antigua do.
son boxes Of NoaId Candles
100 do. Of Soap
50 casks OF Cheese
few bhls. of Pork and BreI--
III ofwhich they will sell on itae raj terms.
Ian. "a. 55n
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tTThe Enquirer 10 psbiished twice week, gene
Siy ana three times week during The Of
STATE Legistafur<.Prce, tbe heretofore Five
Oosfdrs Der sunun, payable :. svs.s OF Char
tered specierayng bants, (onsy) will he received In
payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety of
remns them hy mail, the postage of all letters bess
No paper will he dscoaiinued, tbut the discss.
ton otthe edtol until all arreaFages have been paid
Mp.
s1whoever wiiisnaraa,ee the payment ofuine papers,
Shall receive a tenth gratis.
TRIMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One Sqnare-Fyrsf Enserfioa, - csafs-eack
eonfinUdnce, 81 csnfs.
- M 1dverfiseneat Inserted until 4. has either
teeEpdid for, or assumed By persos fhs city
Or IT'S enpsrons.
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NEGKOE- FOX SALE
4 IN monday, the 10Th day of March aert, at Bran
- oy Wine, In The county OF King william, will he
ofered for sale, on credit oi six months, a young
Negro Man, likely Boy, about fourteen years Of
az. aud two old Women.
Bond with approved security will he required of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day ~ sale
BEvERLt Y ROBINSON,
Executor Of Ufttians CoftreH dec.
fftD. ~.
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MAikaHAL'S SAFE.

w SNLE.
\ INDEk decree Of The Superior Court Of Chaucery
idr tse ltichniond district, pronounced the 21d
gay q" jan 1870, IN cause there0 depending between
tshac hatt, piaina, aud Lnman Sishop, Nathaniel W.
ffcs, Aa'siiels watkins ard Richard Denny, defend.
as-t shall expose :" sale by public auction ON the
rfesiisrss on Ihnrs9Gy, the STR day Of March merit
HALt ACRE LOr, No S, in the town of Manchester
c-hveyed {" Richard Denny l,y from Lun man Bish
cp, t"r the teneit OF said Halt which deed ia nl.d
aiI"ng The papers this cause.
.srns "f sal. six and twelve months credit The mi,
Gha:sI executing bonds with approved security and
deed NJ uus' the property to secure the purchase
money. he sale viii take place al IL O'Clock
Feb i5 81 a.. a.
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NOTICE.
"A IL persons indebted TO JOSEPH DARMSDATT
"A dec ATE requested tn make payment 10 me i'm ,e
''atrr az am DESTROYS of closing the
as soon as possible, and therefore Cannot grant indu
sehte 70 any Dody. DANIEL GALL. Ex'or
,datt her
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Committed to ne JaiI of Esser


L eNRi RAYMOND (of the Arm Of RAYMOND g.
n o'",henD having invented a machine for the pur
po,t " stHehing hats. aud obtained patent for the
same, same y o 'ne United States. would recommend il 10
nde genefaiy, as an ement Of vast
aud worthy OF their most serious attru,on H. 1ssi
n sashed OF IT'S utility. having made u.e of IL for
NUT NUT .nhh Twelve months. The improvement is Of
I'd I,'ance to those that stifen water proof as IA
70 muse mar make use Of the ordinary eoiDposi,ion
u. N. wiz dispose Of Machines and right, 10 u,e
that may wish to purchase '
Richmond, Feb 2s. q, ,as
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10 tie For Hunters Of the conn,;es o,67r

10 Ila For Hunters Of the counties Of King Queen
King Uiifidn and Esser
A HAVE frequently aud politely requested some Of
N You, not TO hunt IN my plantation stating to you
atthe same time, that dm poor man, aud have 10
tabor bard to support an infant family Brt my reaue,
mas been treated with iUpuBy. therefore take this
method 10 inform you, that shall from hence orb
lake cognizance ofevery person whe shall fsx hunt On
my farm aud rgidiJ seek redress from the whole
tome bul much violated taw OF Tirginia Bui az the
same time, assure you and the world III large wish
u live upon ancable terms as neigbb0rs and citizens
and TO have clear conscience, aud say, 80 paye
WIonged no man HfZEKIAH mcLELLAND.
TIE Bedrg Adn's Lodge, Feb. -. o5..N3w
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Chester Hill for Sale.


x vItne OF dyed OF trust made by william Gay
- and Lncy n. hs wife, TO the subscribers dated
county court Of cSe.er.ld"% be .,n ssoTd IN hs
ny auction. ON the premises, Saturday the third
ddyg ncrf month, for money to he paid down At the
chessrh'd county, usually called CHESTER HILL.
containing. more or less. 465 acres-a, VIM pay the
expenses attending the execution OF the trust and he
Tvs" i"ic"Hs sums to wilt fifteen hundred aud seven
'een dollars MY cents, with interest thereon from the
hts day OF January, is20-and fourteen hundred and
fifty seven dollars h.ey cents with Interest ,hs,e"n
from the hrst day Of January iast-If less than the
whale tract sha he sold the part that Is Sold will he
mar part OF the tract which will lie between James
Livsr and line Ito he thereafter run,) beginning at
railing creek, and running parallel with the turnpike
line Of the tract-Ibe psrsAase money must be Maid
ao"n at the sale. deed will he prepared and ready
the land may he struck or delay to pay down The
O. ase money, the next preceding bidder may have the
advantage OF his or her bid. he she shall forthwith
comply with the terms Of sale but " not, then the
land sha be forthwith agaia sci mp to sale on The same
Istms-The sale 10 fer the benent Of Mrs. Judith Nj
being the assignee Of Michael w Hancosk. The
sas.crheri acting a. Trustees will convey with special
JAMES HERON, Trustees.
A Il persons having ci.o.n. against JOHN ,TaE1N
= deceased, are reques,rd to make them kno~n.
No. =, WALTER DUN, Execute,
WV ~ 9t..M OF John Graham: decd.
THE NEW AND ELEGANT
Sfesm Boat Potomac, Captain Middleton
WILL leave Alexandria for Norfolk, every THURSDAY
~ morning at nine O'clock, and Norfolk for AIexan
afa and Washington, every Monday morning at pins
O'Clock anoTding regular communication betve,n
Hchmond Petersburg, Norfolk and the Dslrict Of Co
iumLia. ~ ~
n Horses and Carriages taken on board.
--I1 ga. Am
Committed to the jail Of Esssr.
Asa Innawa "a man who calls his name JOHN, and
says be belongs to WIS. ID. Coles, near BALTIMORE
Is nve feet nine or ten inches bigh-ab0ut a. or rs
years ola tawny color, and bushy har-Had Ola blue
and yellow Virginia cloth coat and pie pantaiosns
OF negro Cotton When spoken to, has rather suIIen
The Of sale slave Is Desired 10 nav
charges aud take him away, be will be dealt with a,
the law directs. "
80 g., o. S6..WSws
olhce The above notice given, said slave say.
NJ name is re Ell, and that be belongs 10 RobeIt
o'se ~en' near Lunenburg Courthouse, va
Ieo. ~. IHO8 PILCHER, Jaiier Of Essex.
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PASSAGE TO LONDON.

PASSAGE 10 LONDON.
XII. The superior coppeved and copper fastened
SkyXE Ship HENRY CLAY, rholnas Potts, com
nander. will clear for London, aud sail
anoat the hrst MaTEh-can handsomely &C conmodate
tew mere passengers IN rhe cabin, " appica.
sion Is made An Captain Patis, on brand, or 60
JOAN q H1LIfAM- SlLLtAT,
Who have Just received and Offer sale on accom-.
roatne terms resh snppiy Of superior Irish Lin
scnir assortenof banasa TAbte Linen very sspetoy
5.ondou Cloths and Cashmere, assnrted go,ors aud
prices; two baies beached and unblear,ed Droshe
das; cash OF old Irish whskey. and about IS Casks
superior l.. p. Madeira Wine.
~ " from 10 to 80 khds Tobacco the buk thereof
IS offered To the enry Clay this week. can he laAeR
cn n"aIo, u shFSed Immediately. J. & w. q.
ven ". 9s..N
4 Ii persons bs,ing ct,ius the tate OF the
"A late JOHN BOSWELL, nj Nottoway county dec
ar requested 10 present them IL the SUBSCRIBER prs
periy auth enicate and lhse indebted Wal, he pleased
10 make payment without delay.
COLIN BUCKNER, Ex'or
Lynchhurs, Feb. IL. 90 ~
NOTICE. :,
VOHS PtRKiliLL has associated himself with no
a. BERT S. ROBERTSON and LANES KELSO, of
Ny fora und-r The drm of i'arkhikt, Robertson &
HSLsn. Tor The purpose cftrausacting an AUCTION N
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the city Of Ricb,unud
aud under the nrm Of Robertson, Ksfso E,arkhhX
for The purpose nj ttansactng general COMNISStUN
BUSINESS in the city OF New iork.-lhey respxctfuy
solicit q share Of the public patronage.
JOHN PARKHfLL,
ROBERT s. ROBEltrSON
JAMES KELSo.~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
FLORIDA.

The territory now coded 10 the " States
is about 400 miles long by $40 broad, at il:
widest part. Part OF it forms a large tongue
OF land projecting into the Atlantic, and es
tending TO within $50 miles OF the island oi
Cuba. It's Interior boundaries are on The
States of Georgia and Alabama. The popu-
lalicn is not supposed to exceed 30, 900 be.
sides wandering Indians. s. augustine, Pen
sacola, and 81. Marks, are the three largest
towns. The harbor of Pensacola is said by
seamen to be one of the safest IN the world ;
but vessels drawing more than 81 feet OF wa
ter cannot pass the shoal al the entrance. The
first occupants of the territory were the Span
ards but they were frequently expelled by
French and other Adventures. In 1868 Il
was coded to EngLa1,d, in exchange for Cuba,
which, with Yankee aid, she captured m the
preceding war. During the American war
the Spaniards repossessed themselves OF part
OF the country, and at the peace OF 1888, il
was coded 10 Spain. II IS now part Of The U.
States, and lis mutations have ceased. The
possessor of the Floridas holds the key OF the
West Indies, and commands the Gull OF Mex
leo. Full possession OF the territory Is to be
given to the United States, within six months
from the exchange Of notifications.
| Boston Ceatinel.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

Tenth stanza, ola character precisely corr es-
ponding with that Of the 9Th given above; w it'll
this, however, i, its favour, that there is noth ne
10 be improved or altered in it, without profa ma
ton. except the last line. spell that tells OF
woe is, only poefasting. Ia the next stanza, .
cannot haren is abomnsble. We understand the
poet; but what then, He derives very little
credit for il he has done all he can TO prevent
it the tUords are unntelligible it is the thought
only that looks through the absurdity of the line.
In the last stanza too, this line,
&c Yet other chimes our soul shall clasn,,''
is bad, for two reasons, nay for three first II il
bad, and every body that feels poetry will say so,
but il is bad for other reasons repetition OF
sound, and a common. dandIing and every day
mode Of the thought. very common thought
subordinate to the rhyme the lord to the slave.
But we have done. The poem is one OF hon.
our to our time. We have read # with delight
nay many times; and why should we not confess
with immense, delight, with strong emotion
1t is no reproach to any man that has heart
throbs audib.y sometimes. Let the pert. the
be,e,e haeyer he be, that wrought this iiue WEB,
let him continue his toll it will be TINS u
glory, with glorious visions interwoven-the COB
LIN Ia pestry OF the Imagination.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

rious caua'. acro(s the Della, aud he project
pafsge from thence 40 lie Red sea.
The map ia Gov ezdy TOR de,ve y 10 fubfcribers,
price. fali mounied, $40 The ceierpciou, is all
cemplese except he appendix, waich eannos be
COM leted uniI we reseive rhe m ueriss be con-
tanned IN the &c q ceniu I may % csivered 70
fubfcfbers now and he appendis aiie ~ards, or
the whole a. ioon a. ready. ahc H. delivered
without expepfe To uon-iuhi 'Ers the price
viii be S., and the whole work 2 March z.
RYAN Agent Of Mr.. Mehlh. f. .Es Nea Fog
lard stares, 10 now az the meircpe'i' Of Maine,
taking orders for lheie very ulefui Geographical
Works.
The high su horisy of MIR Secretary Adams and
Don OnIs, in referring hi. Map n the Treaty
With spaiu-and the la ctinn svcn IT by very
honor be and fsied ,0mmi zee =: ne Lsg'ilatuFe
asd stare Of Name iu?ecece ,he ,ecefii'y 20 bear
,eftimcny Of Mr. Mshlh as ssis-rfe 7,ovsi'sr and
Gscg,sSbg. The revo wing peeisG OF every ten
year. 'eem, peeu lazy appropriate aud proper Tor
exhiAisirg c7np'es GslgraphcsI and stati!tical
view, "a 0ur .'tcs.sshvr aud great Repub'ie
And II il preiur.ea hat every siae!man aud
Legislator 'bsOng ,sa,- to tie ,esfivs sa") Of
Naiue, .. well a. evety InRiuctor Of youth, aud
the Citizen, generally 4 Portland, will avail them
feives of hi, favorable m omsnt pofiess thete IN
tereiting and ,mportan Geogr aphica Works.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
FROM W.ASHINGTON, FEB. 90.

II seems 10 be The policy OF The friends to
the extension OF slavery, TO press the Missouri
subject upon Congress, in some form or other
from day 70 day, 10 make as much noise and
interruption OF the regular business as they
can; and then To charge the reproach on The
majority. This is characteristic OF men who
think themselves born TO don'neer in private,
and 10 dictate 10 public. The extension Of
slavery in the West and Soulh-tor Florida
has now become territory OF the U. States
must be matter Of great apprehension 70 every
citizen, who respects the natural rights OF men,
and oud guard The principles OF the Repub-
lie against The contamination of slavery, and
its fair fame against the reproacb OF adopting
such detestable Institution into lis tunda
mental law.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
TRADE MAKES CITIES.

q King James |. being dispIeased that
the city OF London could not lend hiu sum
OF money, told the Mayor and Alderman ha
he would remove bis court, with ali The rec
ords OF the Tower, and the courts al West
minister Hall; with some expressions 10 the
like purpose. The Lord Mayor calmly heard
him out, and then answered " Your Males
ty hath power to do what you please, and
your city Of London will obey accordingly ;
but she humbly desires that, when your Ma
jesty shall remove your courts, you will be
pleased TO leave the Thames behind you"