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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
LAND, kEGHOt,,, &c.

WILL BE SoLD 10 the highest bidder Al Pleasant
" Grove, InnenhuTg county, Va. on Thursday, The
{trst day ~ Narch neat, from ten tn ,wel,e likely
NEGROES Consisting "f m-n. woneA. BOYS aud iris.
htso wili he offered valaable tract of LAND. lying in
we annvt county. containing ah'iI Thousand acres
th9 ianh II well adapted u the SuIrre OF corn wheat
an' 'rnacco IL Is deemed unnecessary To make any
llrf comment rs /, is presumed any person inclined
10 Pnrcha.e wodld hriI wish 10 view the premises
MhirH WI he sisrn II any time ny The crier or
Capt VIM S:Nk:s, whom .hc land adjuns.
Atln on the dey and place, will oGsced my
SiOLk OF GOODS, amounting at irst cost 40 : 600
as PIX inventory, tOgeNher with my situation store
honse Al plessant Grove. rhch supposed to be in.e
IIor I" 40 stand ~ this part OF The country.
"e Terms 81 The safe wili he TIE negroes principally
FIR cash the land enc tiiri in cash when posse,si N
IS gwen, witch may he had 1T any tnethe balance in
~ a"n 5 months, equal payHeats.The situation store
mouse an gnoss aud years equal payments. The
tract ." ana is ia go'd order for te reception Of crop
Win hHe crop OF wheat sown The plantation we'll
supplied with stock ofevtry kind. provisions to support
e sA"ir, ani plantation ntensiisa which will he dis
posed % IN reasonable ,erns particularly to aIiy per
GA WIN may purchase tue iaHd. JAMES NEAL
jan ID Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
Dee. Ia.
Chester HiU for SHE

r. virine OF coed Of trust made by william Cay
- aud Lncy n. his wife, the subscribers, dated
The tnih day of January 1917, aud of record In Ike
comfy eont o! CbesierieldWilI he exposed to sale
u. auction on the premises, Saturday, the third
dGyg merit month, for money To he paid down the
SAFE tue whole GER 60 nnch of the tract Of LAND in
Chesterfield county, usually allied CHESTER HILL
containing, mote Or less. 165 will pay the
expenses attending Tue execuion Of the trust aud the
tao piio"i ing sums. to w.t. fifteen hundred aud seven
teen doais, Any GEMS, with thereon the
nIst day OF January, lS20and fourteen hundred and
nv seven dollars h'ty cents with interest thereon
rom TIE hFs day uf January lasi.-If less than tue
whale tract shall he sold the part that is sold will be
All that part ~ he which will lie between Iaes
river, ana line ito he thereafter Iun,) beginning at
Falling Creek, ana running parallel with tue tnrnpk.
line the tFact.-fhe purchase uuney mast be paid
down al The SALE deed will he prepared and ready
Tor delivery at the aie-And should the person whom
the iahd may be struck Oh DELAY to pay down the pur.
c. ase money, the neat preceding bidder may have the
advantage at his or her bid f he she shall forthwith
comp, wiih the terms OF sale hut IL not, then the
land shan he forthwith agaia mp sale the
eims-Ihe sale Is fer the benefit Of Mrs. Judith Nj.
choison, execnnix Of Andrew Nicholson, dec. she
beihe the assiepee OF Michael W. fiancnsk. The
subscribers acting as trustees. will convey with special
warranty only.
JAMES AN, si HnNoN, Trustees.
Feb g. I'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
Feb 8.

Comm!SsiU"ey'S oDtee, nrrhm0no, Jau. ., 1874.
IN CHANCEKf ....lhe creditor. OF JOHN GIBSON
late OF the county OF Pfnce william IN the state
virginia. and Tue creditors of the deceased MARY
HEaSt OF Liverpool in The Kingdom of Great Britain
will take notice that bS virtue Of decree OF the Hop
Court "i the uniled States for The Fifth Circuit aud
Virginia DISTRICT made IN The snIt, Vim. Kirkpatrick,
James Bf~nn and John sPCuoch, executors If the
testament aud last viii OF Mary Iieasiy dec. the said
James Brown and Agnes his wife, which said Agnes il,
the only daughter Of The said Mary Heasy John
WIZ Gibson, WIN. Cameron and Agnes his wife, Robert
Gibsri, Peter Gibson, James Gibson and Thomas Glib
son, childteh and next Of hin, and adainislraters
and administrators, &c. Of Peter Gibson. dec. who
o'eu "i'po"' issue...'.. ..PiGinfiHS.
AGAINST
Alexander Henderson, John Spence and James Reed
executors, &c. Of the said John Gibson, dec.
Defendants,
that liberty is reserved 10 them 10 come in ana prove
their respective claims before ire ~ NV Office as Com
missioner IN The city OF Richmond, any time with
ten months from the 22d day of DcCeinber Is20-an
that those who fail 10 do so, gill he barred OF an
opportunity to make them afterwards.
WM. MACKENZIE, NJ. C.
Jan.6. a. am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
Fifteen Dollars iig,rn,II

M I'LL he gsea by the subscriber any person who
w VII appiebend and secure ia aii that gel bn
again, hseY negro ian named RANDOLPH. about
twenty ion or twenty i've Years old wiio left the sub
ecriOers plantation in CIV comfy, about
s0ih o Ocioher last tie paTc.scd bY the subscri.
he' from Mr. Gregory Of Charles Guy wscre he was
Tsiseo au! was afterwards In the x I'd
hired 20 the former sage owrrro as os.lrr at Ftaxers
Iavern III Nes Kent county. where he had wie.....
Inc marks about the person of said various,
lad not ell Tecoecied-tbe tni reaaIkas. are scars
~ his head, aud one veTy striking about she sye-he /.
ltAeiy and well made father heow the height az
~ eehefa, ana Little bow.Iesged. He carried away
WIN him iasinnabe blue coal, much woin aud other
clolhing suites TO field nseTo JOHN COKE
Williamsburg, Feb Z S6u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

"A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, containing oue
thousand aud twenty acres lying in the OF
Gl"uceset, At The Junction ~ the Dragon swamp with
The "iankitank fiyer. HIS land has two story
house on H. nearly hnishtdit 10 well numbered With
white oak and abundance OF the very best cypress
Capt Chewing, living The land, will ride over
" With any one wishing To purchase Claims against
Tue estate oil James Roy, dec will he taken in payne
by THOMAS ROSWELL
Trustee Of james and Uarthd Roy.
Fen. j. IS. IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

II The scattering. votes were follow !;
tor Presidenti III New Hampshire, there was
for John Quincy Adams one vote. For Vice
President, there was in New Hampshire, fot
Richard Rush, one vote {: in Massacilu>stts.
Tor Richard Stockton eight votes in Della
ware, for.Daniel Rodney tour votes; in Ma.
ryland, tor Robert Goodloe Harper one vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
CONGRESS-.
s..s'ssss..
From Tie National IntsHigenc ey.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. ID.
IN SENATE.

Soon after the meeting of the Senate,
this morning, the doors were closed, on
Executive business, and so remained un-
I'll the Srnate repaired TO The Chamber
OF the House OF Representatives for the
purpose of counting the votes for presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
NIAKSHAI,S SALE.

NJ AINS Il AIN NNLE.
4 NDEN decree Of The Superior Court Of Cbancery
- ior the Richmond district, pronounced on III, 22d
oay ~ yau 1870, IN a cause beIcn depending between
isaac Hail, plainuG aud Lninsn Bisbnp Nathaniel W
Price, Mansfield watkins aud Richard Denny, defend
ans sisl expose 10 sale, by public aucllpn on The
p'eHises, on 1hnrsddg the Sfh day of Gfarch merit,
TALL ACRE LOT, No. 8 in the toSn Of Manchester
so".eJe1 TO Richard Denny by deed from Luman ash
op, fos the benefit ri said Hall, which deed Is gsd
among the papers IN this cause.
Ierms Of sale, six aud twelve months credit, the pun
us.eI executing horys With approved security and
e.u OF tfus' on the property sscurs the purchase
""hey'.....fbe sale ~ take place al ? O'Clock.
r.. j. GUERRANT, NJ. S c c. Il. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

NOTICE..
4 LII persons indebted to JOSEPH DARMSDATT
dec reteGnested tn make pay ment . me i,nine
dtate!y, a, avn DESTROYS Of closing the admnis
az soou a. pos.ibe and therefore grant inuI
9ence Ia ahj 69dy. DANIEL CALL, Exor
teh 3. %. II OF Jaseuh DARN .lati dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
COMMISSION BUSINE-5S-

$780,, COMMISSION BUSINESS
He snhscftbeis having this day entered int part
hetshp under The Grn of LASSDOwN & con.
repeatedly onsr iheif services 10 the public as
I b"ctiy" Co'nmisSioD Hsrch0HfS, IN The tovn ol
S" '',e thty have iaten the house Oh Old Street
~ri,n.siy octnpied ~ besws. ROBERTSON Il Beavers
80 toty are reyaTed io receive all kinds Of Goods
viii tNounuy ftaduce on rage, foT sale. They
VIII buj and sell coufty produce or ship Il for ,huse
IL" ND NINA proper TO auihorise them Ihey viii
4''o purchase 10bdcco on their own &C, epnt.
r. 49, GkOEGF q. LANS DOWN
gu We S3,.4w JAMES CONNER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

Sci ~ I Ni!Nf
WE save for sale, English Sfns 1wine of superior
W qiaiity, 18Th 81. opposite the Heii Tavern.
ELLIS ALLAN.
".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
UDCIOR CUJI,FN

n DOCiOR CULLEN
Is ~ .3 ~ FULLY announces his ialcntcn 81 prac
n, ot usng Medicine and Surgery, IN Richmond aMd
ti,sssnooTnood Any ppiIcauon At his ofice Mayos
a,is"SnS nearly oppoeite the Tell Tavern, will be
,s,,.'S' VA, resume bis LecTURLs, Oh Thursday
its,."s Sth INST at bali past a'ciOtk.
- % Stiff
~ - psIaons hayine claims against John GR8HAB,
"'eeSseo, arc requested ~ make them known.
N,y "a WALTER UUN, Rxecnici
'7'sn 81 john Graham, deco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

rf>HE subscriber has commenced Practice in The Court
~ OF Appeals. III. S. q. TUCKER, ofwinchesteE.
Feb. Is. N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20
ParkhHL IfnLrrisoM \. HeISn

Pd'hhFi, Robertson y KeiSo,
A RE nov receiving by the scheon-rs AHgenora.
Z Thames Rising states aud otbers, FRESH TEAS,
chip Sayannsh's cargo. 1921.
100 10 10. boxes Canpowder Teas
rs q do. do do
50 hnSss Gnnpowder Teas ,coaiain'g canisters Id
~ cheats Yonng dyson Tea
- hhds. o' ST cro;x and Nrw Orleans Sugars
SJn h"is OK Lnsi Sugar, New York mandatory
50 tag' OF best Green r 4. iico Collie
20 pIpes OF Cosn,ac 8rai.1y
10 buds. az Jamaica iinin
"a do. OF Antigua do.
90 boxes az Aoad Candles
ZOO do. OF Soap
80 CASKS III Cheese
few bblS. Of PORK and Reef
All OF (which tley all! sell iihs raj terms.
Jan q. rs If
r5'HE sabseitner inicafs heEcefUIwarh. pTactice
Paw IN The Court OF Appeals, in addition 10 the
courts in which he now p-actsrs.
J2u ~. Sl..iv JOHNSON If Sfaun,on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

"A Ii persons having claims against The estate Tie
IA hate lOtlN DOSwELi, of Sottoway county, dec.
requested 10 preseh them To the subsrriber pro
pery authenticated; and those indsbte viii he pleased
to make payment without delay.
COLIN BUcKNER, Ex'or
Lvnchbarq, Feb. 10. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

NOTICE.
VoHS PiRKHtLL has associated himself with no J..
% BERT S. ROBERTSON and JAMES EELSD of
f-S fors, under the hrm of Parkhif, Ra6erfsoi, g.
keLso, for the purpose OF ransac,ing an AUCTION K
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the city OF Richmond
and under the nrm OF Robertson, Kcfso & p0rkhiH
for the pu'po,e OF ansaciing general COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN the city of New Yo,k.Ihey
seicis share o! The public patronage.
JOHN PaREhI.L,
ROBERT s. WO3aRCSON
JAMES KELSO.
y jan ~ 75..f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

tTWhoeverwillsuatan the paymentofnine papers,
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
y One Square -first faJerfioa, rs cents-eGch
coatiNuancs, ~ cents.
-. No 5dpsrtisesea At inherited unfiI !. hos either
bse,.pdid for. or assumed by person in fhis city
its enprons.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24
SLAVE TRADE.

Ii The people Of this country are not already
Thoroughly convinced Of the horrors which are
consequent upon the practise of slavery, thew
may ma some new argument against il in the
following extract And particularly il NAV
be recommended to the gentlemen in this stale
who have tavoured it in Congress. The meas.
ure oy which new and extensive market has
been opened in The west to encourage their de.
testabIe traic in human bone and blood
We extract the following passages from re-
port OF Society Of Friends in Great Britain
made TO their yearly meeting il November
last
Capt Kelly, Of his Majesty's ship Phea.
ssnt, captured on the 3Oth JULY last. 4 Portu.
guese schooner, called The Novo FeIicidade
belonging 10 Princes Island, having on board
- slaves, and crew consisting Of one master
anu ten sailors. Ihis pesseI measured onlt
ete1en tons =
Che was carried by Capt KELLY 10 Sierra
Leone for adjudication. and bis judicial declar.
alton contains the following statement
90 further declare, that The state in
winch these unfortunate creatures were found
: shocking 70 every principle Of humanity =
seventeen men shackled together in pairs by
lhe legs, and twenty boys one on The other
" me main hold-a space measuring Is fee
ID length, feet inches main breadth, and
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24
From TIE Ne1v-York EUening Post, April, 8

From The Neu-YOrk Evening Post, April, s.
In the obituary notice Of the late Mr. Sher-
red, il was stated, that his conduct was mark
ed by numerous acts Of liberality and public
spirt.-lt appears that he has closed life Of
usefulness and benevolence ia manner wor-
thy Of the brightness fits course. During the
last winter, be subscribed and paid 900
dollars TO the Protestant Episcopal Theologi-
cial School in this slate, and by his will be
vests this institution with large proporiio n
Of bis fortune. After several private legscies
10 the amount of about $4,000 dollars, and
5000 dollars TO TIE Orphan Asy lam, and 9, 800
dollars to s.. Phillips (the Afrcan) Church,
be bequeaths the residue Of bis property which
is conjectured to amount in all to about lo5,-
600 dollars, TO the Protestant Episcopal The
ologicial School in he State Of Nesg York
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24
WASHINGTON, APRIL L.

WILLIAM LAMBERT, Esq IS appointed bv
The President to ascertain the Longitude Of the
Capitol Of this city.
The Bodrd Of Officers for the selection Of
the officers to compose The Reduced Army.
have assembled in this city. THIS Board Is
composed Of three Of he first officers Of che army
IN point Of talent and rank; and ge trust III
any former complaints Of = taUoritism" haze
been zyeH founded, Aat nothing Of The kind can
be charged 70 lie present Board
respectable meeting Of Butchers was held
at the Bulls Head, in New York, on the 9th OF
April, to take into consideration The alarming sit
uation Of political party in that city and state
Cadraltdder ID. Golden, late Mayor Of the CITY
Of New York has been nominated as member Of
Congress for Queens County in that State.
The navigation Of the finished part Of the
GFand Canal Of New York has recommended.
Pennsylvania has issued proposals for loan
q Million Of dollars, al five per cent.
3 6rrdl Monster.-A man, by the name
OF Walker, who, we understand, left Balti-
more some time since, and who has been liv.
ing 10 the village Of Newport, about three
miles rom this Borough, after having severally
beaten his wife, as be had frequently done be-
fore, inflicted wound upon her, on Saturday
last, OF which she died next morning. ltwas
done by sharpening the end Of broom stick.
which he insinuated into Ter mouth, and for
ced i through her neck.
The officers Of justice went in pursuit Of
him, but we believe lie has not yet been ia
ken.-Delduare Gazette.
young lady in Pennsy Ivania has recov-
cred $4,000 Of her sutton, for breach 81
promise Of marrisge.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24

Monument of KosciEsko. committee has
been appointed in Poland, to raise subscrip
tons for The erection ef Monument % this
Patriot and Hero Of The two worlds. Gen.
eral Ia EATETTE, IN France, Lord Grey, in
EngIaad, anu Mr.. JEFFERSON, in the United
States, are invited 10 aid in The undertaking.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24

A young lady in Pennsylvania has recov
cred $4,000 Of her suiior, for breach -
promise ofmafrisge.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24

An article dated Vienna, February IA, SAYS,
The supreme council Of war yesterday receiy-
ed The news Of the passage Of the 20, effected
between The 4ih and 5th inst by tie advance
guard Of The Austrian army. The main body
q this army follows at litiIe distance.
The king Of Spain was sick on tie I4th
Of February. and has been bIed.
The month Of May i fixed Oh for George
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24

The London Monthly Magazine for Febru-
airy, 1921, says, = A late traveller il Italy
describes the empire Maria Louisa, the wife
Of Napoleon, a. being still under the srveil-
lance OF count NeiPPerg. She is negligent 10
her dress, pale 10 her complexion, care worn
and melancholy. We have long heard that
she i litde better than prisoner"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24

Dr. BARsTow has been elected tie repre-
sentative Of Essex South District u the next
Congress, ny majority of about goo votes
over Col TIMOTHY PIcKERrEG. When TIE
Editor q The Essex Register, speaking of tie
Ialler, says, I we deem his political course w
pave been entirely wrong, does by not
forget that The present administration. tile
subject VI The Registers warmesi eulogium,
ass ALLEN into The course 81 policy Zhich
COL Pickering once advocated araP-''v. but
e uu-uccesstuIly He does honor VI Col.
chickering's consistency, tut does na; the FL
Tor thereby ImPeach his own? lor W. must
tecoiiect ibat The venerable politician " the
last session be was IN Congress, supported tie
leading measures o. tie present government,
Ior they were such a Ne formerly recunmen-
Jed himself, while they were opposed by
some influential men Of lhe democratic Fa-ty
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24

The navigation Of the finished part Of the
GFand Canal Of New York has recommended.
Pennsylvania has issued proposals for loan
Of Million Of dollars, al five per cent.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29
Foreign articles.

Latest from Europe. The Cine innatus has
arrived at New-York with intelligence from
London 10 the 20ih Of April we have made
extracts Of The most interesting articles.
The public attention is turned from Italg
10 the affairs of he Porte The revolt OF The
Greeks ~ Walacbia and Moldavia against The
Turks, assumes very serious aspect and it
mas expected 20 be general throughout The
Ottoman empire. Vast numbers Of the Greek
Inhabitants u The Russian dominIons have vol
unteered their services, to join the army
Great enthusiasm seems 10 be awaked among
them, which has been heightened TO deadly
anImoslty since the massacre Of the Greek
Patriarch al CoRstantInope-wh il was re
ported an instruction had taken place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29
NAPLES.

4 Royal Edict (signed by the Marquis de
Crrcelo, President OF the Provincial Govern
ment, has been issued at Naples, subjecting to
extraordinary measures, all secret societies.
p individuals who shall favour them directly
or indirectly.
An An-traa corps IS marching for Genoa,
and will take possession Of 1t in the name Of
he King Vctor-Emmanuel
A private letter, inserted in the Milan Ga
zrt'e, states that the total loss the Austrians.
q The campaign against Naples, was seven
killed and nifty wounded MOI an Austrian
was taken Prisoner-Par:s papers April l7a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29
GEORGETOWN, I'd C.l NAY IA

we have seen IN operation the ingenious
Cooking Machine, invented and patented by
Mr. Joseph Hammer; and were surprised al
the convenience and expedition with which II
accompiishes the process. AS neither wood
nor coal are used il the machine. whatever
: put into It comes from il perfectly sweet
md tree from smoke. Its value az saver of
tuel ought 10 bring it into general use and
As the cooking Of small family can re done
with u at an expense not exceeding too cents
q day, there j. little room 10 doubt but that 4
will. We are informed that any number d
them can be had Al the tin shop Of Mr. Clark.
on Br'dee-street, al two dollars and fifty cents
a machine.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29
SLAVE TRADE.

A vessel has arrived in the Downs from
Madagascar, having Oh board Prince Ratafe
and ten other Madagascar youths Ratafe is
native Prince. and has been sent 70 Eng land
by Radams, King Of The Island, on The occa-
sion Of a RATIFICATION OF A TREATY
WITH HIS MAJESTY BY WHICH THE
SLAVE TRADE HAS BEEN FINALLY
ABOLISHED IN ITS GREATEST MARK
EFT lNTHE EASTERN HEMISPHERE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29

.rGPPirgs Of Royalfy" bill Tor the
King u England's coronation robes exceeds
So,oOo pounds sterling, Of which II 600 tails
70 me furrier's share. For toe black spots
o. Tue inside Of the robes, 10 fewer than %,
UOO Astracan hmb's feet have been reauired.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29

The celebrated Gr!nsn bard, Glenn. once
go painter 10 paint MS own portrait, and that
OF rs trend, the Poet jacob. Happen ng to
dne about this time with The Dean Oh.
nooIeman 10 the company, who was the
trend OF both, said 90 Gieim, " hear you and
lacobi bave had your portraits pa nted sup
pose az toll length p = No. replied Gleim,
:. mat = only tor knights, that we may see
Their spurs; we have no occasion tor this /;
Tor with u The head is the Chief thing
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29


Distributed in Maine, New Hampshire, Mas
sachusetts, ode-lsland, Connecticut and
New York.
Colonel Porter. Boston.
Lieut.. COL Bomford, Ordnance.
Major Waback, Portsmouth.
Brevet Maj Dallba, Ordnance.
Fort Sutiivan, Eastport, Me-Capt. Ma
son first Lieutenants Dana aud Brett ; second
Lieutenants Walker and Jones
Fort Preble, Portland, .Me.-Capt Brooks;
first LIeutenants, Simonton and Patrick sec
ond Lieutenants Ramsay and Davidson As
sistant Surgeon Jos. Eaton.
Second Regiment Of Artillery,
Distributed IN New York Pennsy lyania, Ma
ryland and Michigan Territory.
Colonel Towson, Lieut.. COL House, Ma
jor Hindman-Capt. Tacott. Ordnance.
Third Regiment Of .ArttHery,
Distributed 10 Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia
Colonel Armslead, Lieut.. Col. Mitchell,
Major ankhead-Capt. Archer. Ordnance.
Fourth Regiment Of Arhilery,
Distributed in Georgia, Florida, and Lou
isiana.
Colonel Fenwick. Pensacola.
Lieut.. Col Mac Rea. .NezD Orleans.
Major Eusis, 81 .4ngusttne
Capt Wade, Ordnance
Isl Regiment of NATURALIZATION Rouge.
% Regiment Of Infantry-Sackett's Har-
Dor
Sd Regiment Of Infantry-Greenbay and
Cbicago--At Greenbay s, and Chicago 2,
companies.
\ 4th Regiment Of Infantry Pensacola.
5tb Regiment o. Infantry--St. Peters.
Prairie du Chen 2, and at Fort Armstrong
A; St Peters, 2, at Prairie du Chen 2, ADD
at Fort Armstrong company.
6 Regiment Of infantry-Counci Bluffs.
7ih Regiment Of observation-disclosures and
Red Rlvers--6 companies on the Red River,
4 on The Arkansas.
i All officers whose names are not inclu
ded 10 the list, are disbanded on the first Of
June next, except quarter masters. commissa-
ries, and storekeepers charged with the safe
keeping Of public property. who will remain
IN service until specially relieved from their
accountability"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29
BY the Mails.

The following i The result of the voies ~
he several Articles Of amendment ID The G Oh
-niution Of Massachusetts proposed BY the
Convention.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29

a blind lad named Greggson, about II ve.r.
OF age, ! exhibiting al Philadelphia, whose
smell Is 20 exquisite that he can trace game
with all The facility Of 40 ordinary spaniels-
and be can bit I'D object with an arrow al
80 PAGES distance, taking aim BY the scent!''
90 says communication in one Of The papers.