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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
'assed The Assembly this i2lIi day n Dec. 1901.
Sisoed) DAVID FlNLAYSON, Speaker.
From ne Imperial Wagasiic oC NoqenbeyJ
AUrHOR Oh WlVI'nIY

te annals OF literature OF the tighter order, mean no.
vols, perhaps there has occurred circumstance so
eHt"or1ruy as that Oh author Of Wavery sbonld have
m femaacd undiscovered; tha', after such unbounGed
applause as las works have with in all quarters the
writer should continue 70 publish aDony mousy, instead OF
No"ng bis name and enjoying the fame which bis works
''t acquired him MANY have been the cOniecfures
ptcune us mountaineering, but the general perhaps too
ne pes ioumaed opinion, E ha Witcr Scott the author
Nc constable the publisher, has stated in company, the
sum o. money he has paid Mr Scott which the amount
can only be inferred rs including The price Of these popular
N'rh'. Si5 however, part ~ that money might have
zen PAD on account Of She anonymous writer, and Mr S.
mgbi have Ueen the receiver geDcrai.
hr SCOT, too, when Wavcry first acquired fame wa.
passenger IN one Of Che Leit ac ard expressed bis opn-
'oh q" lhesc works 70 person unknown 20 him. in
eh, % appreciation ss were somewhat inconsiscut wish
zoe i9ca OF ms beng he author Of them himself Besides
winch, y very hhcy from his well known ubcraity Di
sNhen 'na be nay, from motive other, have,
Tue hrsi igsonce become The vehicle q tc.r rn'caon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

The following crnrrilv beautiful lives, which, n,
'"r ar" 'n the ren OF Trc'al reuird the bellies lctti
'ronr % she oiden ,imes o Queen nizlbeih when poet
~" ni' consist AZ smooth vcrhcltion alone hut prrgra
HnyHS weie cecI essential, and every lire prs,crc,
'' image "a ,hr mint of jhc reader. such poet
"'e"al S"nough "a put to shame aucs thc whole
posts u the present Gay. tE. l.. E;,. Post
ruk CORAL GROVE.
Peep n ihc wave is n Coral Grove.
N.cre tiie purple mUllef and goldfish rove.
mere ihc SCss-tnvcr Spreads iis leaves OF b,ue,
That nrNcr are Wet with falling dew,
Nrt I'm bright Uud chaugeiul hearty shine,
thr ,lotv'i ~ the green aud CLASSY brine.
Toe tnnr is at aud, Ike che mountain drift
Ard ii'e peai. shells spange he iiny snow
From cot.,l rocks the sea plants tin
Their hoayis, whec. the iitc and blows iov
The water Is calm AMI sill below
ror he winds and waS assent t,crc,
Aud ne slnts are bright rs tho star thai rlow
IA we 'dnt'nnicss fetlS Of rpNeF nj,
There wish IL waving blade nf rtr.n
The 'e1-ltg Streams through the silent watcr
Ant HE crimson leaf of ihe Gulse is seen
TO Lt,Nh, like banner oatbd in Slaughter:
ihere wlth Il LIGHT 8od easy motion,
tic ttu-Cur'ii sweeps fhrO' tire clear ,,rep sea
ann the y't.uw aud scarlet tufts Of ocean,
are hcnding, like corn the upland lea
And lie, in rare and heautlfu. forms
u Sl'oiiing amid those bowers of stone
Ana - safe, when the wrathul spirit of storms
Has made the top of the wave his own
Ant when the ship from his fury flies
here tue myriad voices of ocean roar
Whea the wind-god frowus in the inurlv skies.
And uenons ate waiting the wreck siur.
Then Ear below, IN ihe peaceful sea-
The purple muet, arl geld fish rove.
Whcr" the waters i1nur TRANQUILITY
through TIE hentin, twigs OF the cora, grove
CATTis sion Catrier.l y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

Lancaster County Court, December l8th, 1891
be Toio9 Of James Robinson, aln,or Of Richard
49,. unaH afcd II O'dsred That the heirs OF the said
Monday ~ March nest to slew cause f any can why
te land OF which the sd Cnndi died seized should not
be sold credit Of - months II appearing TO lie ats
faction OF ne court that the said lands the value
oil > 30 % to each Of his legal Representatives.
- y c"Py-hiest, H. NJ. WALKER, g. O.
ftD. 90 84-w9w-4g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22


itulNiA At Superior Court Chancery holden a,
1901 ' ~ ecu Vi -A'neh
John Robertson, Esq. attorney general of the common
wedIth oil Virginia. successor OF Philip Norlorne Nicholas
late attorney general, IN.
AgaiHs. "
john Richard and Chevsllie executors Of osepI,
Ha'iego deceased, MichaelD. Poitaux aud ~ Lemosy,
Til. , Dcts.
pets formerly read, and the report commissioner Bryce
iue IN pursuance OF thc order Of the seventeenth day OF
june one thousand eight Hundred and nineteen mi s az
sueu Nv COUNSEL; On consideration whereof cDur not
utuihg on the merits Of the claim y.antifs in the
pm hthtionot arising under the will the osepii Gal
eso uc'eistd doh Iecomniit tle tie
Siones OF the court to be reformed greeably TO the ma
uel o te court AID Tor him complete the same i'm rels-
o 10 mat part OF the said order which requires an account
OF The real and personal - Joseph
20 ne T'nGered by his executors, and doll; further
order that the said rpnerH further rrount of
'helf administration oi e f>tlurs estate nr uCng ;I,
tIlou! 81 suc iirs thereof tlev down 20
cate OF lhc said report Aaj the further order
hd me commissioner vino may act allow said
'isolnIe tne Tor them to make and Complete the SAID
."ltsj tr hey have ui power will nf their fcs,s
70 90 IL b" ~ carnoi he done without decree OF
uia COURT no matter from what cause The marshal of this
court, and not the executors will directed To do IT, And
inc court doth further order, that the same commissioner
VINO may ACT under the authority this order after reo
Sohaoe Iolice III of The newspapers in tr
Guy on Richmond, do also stale the pecuniay
EaeIcs gwen by tho will nj Joseph Gale easc and
az now much has been paid thereof leea-
zee ana a. how much remains due each and report the
same 10 The court, with specially stated
pertinent by himself or which may be required by the par
ties TO be so stated. -
a cuDy-Testc w gt-Sr,-f. Z, =,
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W. W. nENIae, G. q.

-, Co7Enissioner's ogae, Relpopd Cd Month 7th 1872
have appointed the 10TH day OF April nex to commence the
accounts directed in The FOREGOING decreta Of The
court ON which day at O'Clock A. NJ they are required u
atend at my Office in this city, with The necessary documents
ready for examination and settlement.
AMOS LADD, M.C.
hhcf ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
a fortunate occnrye,rs and rs,,s,o,,s p.,,,,.,

ana
NEW DIRK, Ma a.. 18th morning papers contain,
an advertisement OF Mr.. George w Talbot of this
city, Offering reward of Two hundred and fifty dol
lars to he paid On delivery ola pocket book aud ITS
contents, amounting 10 Is 600 in notes accepiau-
ces, custom house debenures, bank checks aad banl,
pills, lost yesterday AT the of Pine and Will
liam STREETS. We have the pleasure 10 state that
an orphan boy in Henry street, OF Irish pareniage
was the fortunate finder of the pocket book and thar
was promptly restored to the owner smornipg W Nh
al ITS contents, upon which the sum Of tro hundred
and mr. doIfHS was Immediately paid hy Mr. Talbot.
two hundred of which he ,epos ted in the Saw
lngs Bank for the benefit Of the lad and the remain
ing hi'y dollars appropriated for cotlling the Iitle
leiiow IN tnat decent apparel in which honesty should
ever appear. TCom an
Mr.. StaasJruy-the Emperor Qlerunder-P risriao
Presses, Sc-Severai months since, Mr. StansburS,
Tor tine at the head Of the school for The deaf and
dumb IN this city, aud the inventor of what is emed
Ihe Sianshury Printing Press, embarked for Russia.
II wall be recol!ccied that The Emperor Alexander
gave our co"n!ryman, Nh. Cymer, 8 600o for one
OF his Colombian Presses and he has now present;
ed Mr. S'ansbury ith like sum for one oil his press
es' which has been in operation in ST. Pe;ersburei
IN addition, we lean that Mr. Snmslury Is much II,
'aV"r At The liussIn capital, and has been made :,
member oil the committee fer the Reform OF Prison
Discipine, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

IT'S SAID in the English papers that Byron has beeu
recehy amusing himself writing burlesque Of southey;
non OF Judgment and that he has invited Mr. Leio
nun, 90 reside with him at Pysa, where, conjunction with
Mr. Percy ysce Shelley, they intend TO labor In SUPPORT
~ some periodical work. for the benefit nay lend
The moral and religious character of This intended
o, the Illuminated trio may be inferred from lacfs that
he aer PEI sonage IS an avowed Atheist that the noble
head oI the frn in his life and writing. arne.rs 80,
nave ed the obligations OF mcraiiy religion as
Jes' ana inc remaining partner is deficient in principle OF
any kind Its recommendations in point Of talent nrnn;
also TO be OF nn very equivocal character. Hunt has
long oeen the acknowledged Prince Of cocney poets Mr.
shelley is entitled einene in w6a was
called e Della crucan School And Lord Byrons late Ira
gedies place him the head nondescrin, class not
much more eminent than either of his coadiuiors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
Farmfrg' Nnnk .Sclfp LsaL.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RuNAWAY IN LII

RUNAWAY m JAIL.
EoNMGTFED 10 Chesterfield Jail rs rg;nauav on the
~ 7h Of December last negro man BE- The maine OF rs.
RAIL who SAYS be belongs 90 pr. Peter Moore negro
trader, and was Bought from the James nvs o The
county OF N1rihumbrrand-,a complexion round full
face about - nr - wears Of sge feet or nche high
his clothing is hUe Virginia cloth pan;aoons and dark
plains great coai wib cape. The owner If said negro
requested 10 coi9e and prove his property, pay charges
take him away, otherwise hc viii be dealt With rs the law
directs. WA. WtNFHEE Act. Tailor.
March - fON-,vd,yT
= virtue o decd pi trust executed CIV fnbcrt fiHshins
- ~ The su rrg ano uy recorded in the county court
~ Chessried " be sold for cash, tie premises on
trtv The Hth caF ~ Arrl next three hundred
acres Of land Tying ~ 'ad couoy. and being the land
~ said tsshns rcs resides. much thereof BE-
efficient 10 satisfy said deed and all attending Tire
samc BENJAMIN GooDE, Trustee.
March o.. a-rFe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

Mr.. 5icF episcopal hshop in scn,l,pJ Inns ,,so
b, ,, o esr suhor with much appearance probss
o, pn'y from the conspicuous talents he Is allowed A.,
possess but more particularly by having been be,n, m -
public. ' "''e s"e" 10 mo
whoever the eminent may prove to be- the worsn-,
-. a. 10 form prominent feature in the ls
cature OF the present age, author must be aeLnoi
edged person OF most extraordinary talents will, am ,S
proportion b"h OF modes,y and sedenial. II is certainly
OF rare occurrence, that the should
have aco; h n v1posiiion many Of our best poets
perhaps podsmh is the that succeeded most in both
kinds Of composition. 1865 " '''
Rambler and Rasselas, than will be found in he ierad
verse o. irene IN proof Of which, will only the
many other passages might be quoted more ap and strn
oJustiy the preceding observation:
fe who listen with creduiy 10 the whispers of fancy
ana pursue with eagerness panom of hone who exne
Gc"e; ~ E Tue promises Of youth and that the de-
a"sn nr 70 me history of Raselas Prince Abyssnia
o p, you nav harmony IN the words and expression
could scarcely improve the But IL Walter Scott
ha he exceed predecessor who has written in
nds OIL composition IL mo, then indeed said OF him. as
trend Goldsmith that he has left species OF writing un
touched or unadorned by his pen for these works embrace
Amos mos every subject and mode of writing.
Inc author OF these histories properIy than novels
evidently one that is enineniy verse in The yip and
nun as his own tongue French, Spanish Italian German
uaec injecd all The languages Of Europe are not only
known To him, hut his atoms indicate nerect
ton of them; whilst history science DISPLAY The l,@h,s
hc % tyDn1 measure comprehensive and refined from
'he uross, Doth oi pedantry and pre- ndce.
Ihese works will certainly be and admired when the
PoHy OF waiter scott will have become obsolete and his
forgotten they possess the advantage over these
@ events of more recent date, OF
,;, s ; ana authentic, and they abound with many
minute circumstances of character national reljgous ana
Pouea) which, 10y rejecting the image OF The times they
ehuer them more amusing in respects and
more instructive in this particular, than the works OF the
historian. The author, too such dramatic:
pWe IN 'ne cehtir, support and his charac-
'l hl ne chosen ihe real drama for his work. instead
VI .e form oithe novel. there reason
speare. " ~ ' VI '"aA-
III reauing these fine works. circumstance bears
strongly against the common opinion of their bc;n ,v,ls
nainely that all the poetry inerpersed in the tert
'hing but resembling that great poets works being
entirely OF the pa,n,e pathetic kind whereas MIR Scotts
style. 80 F"'e e'i'at
IN making this observations do not alIude 10 the intro.
u1cory quotations at the If each chapter
as various as the authors genius; to h,.
poetry OF the 'cork ase In fine, whoever writer may
% NJ author IN mat species has excelled him, exciting in
mixing the utile duci." ,' -
nyro
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
rHILADELpHrA. Jan. 2S.

-fn.)ui Ca!onnty.-On Thursday INC, n,ng,
that spacions ouiIdtoEs rhc O'Eh0r Ause wa.
reduced TO ashes /; sod would to Heaven this
were the extent of the csiamfy. Tho we Ath.
er was excessively cold and abvul 3 O'clock.
the Ma,ren was swskered by snme of :hs
chtldren, complaining tha, the room was fur
Of smoke. She, and her caugh,er, immedi-
ately arose, sod on reaching a donr lesdirg 10
the cellar found il to be in blaze.: Thcy
hastened to the children's epasttnen,s, 10 saro
the orphans; bu, suoH si'er The whole in,eti-
or Of the lloose was w.apt in flames. There
~ere nearly one bun1red orphsns'in in this s~-
w -n.when ~ took hfe, and i, il 10 be fearsG~
that os these. IS (sll girls but ihreel fell vic
tias 10 the fury OF tue l.mss, las they .s,s
stiiI missing '}---O'hers we're rescued Ecrn
them By be intrepidry Of the watchmen, who
came te their sss'stance.., Ilono,shIe men.
uon is made OF Robert Nut,eI, John Butcher.
aod Stephen Bsrcus, for thei, humane exc.
lion, On the occasion. The las; child savso
was by Nuuer, who IN bringing her of. xss
obhsed 40 eismber ovc' the slnnt,ter, tbe
stairs being on 6re.-The little innocent,
when he sccoscd her, begged hio 10 her
st'csspes,, "nof 10 hrov he- info n- FIRE"
We cannot continue the rrrre',ve There
evere no n'ais inmates in tie Honsr end The
Mu,on, snd her two female sss,nan,s, did
every ih'>I ,n their power 10 save the inno..
GEMS con6ded 10 theis eare.--'rhe in,ensi
OF the cold, formed Distressing i.rps dimsnt
TO the zeal Of the s'enen to extiuyIish thr
flames
The excitement (which THE calamity h So
prndnred may we'll be insginod.-1h los.
!, estimated ct 6ss.coo only $1,000 Of which
wssIinsu,ed. A Public Meeing OF the oil,-
,ens vas Immediately he'd end every m.a
n's ,do,ted TO sl,-viate ihe rrise Of he o,-
js.f. which esespec naked f5cm ;hs hImes -
Offerings OF sloiaes,, to,c, g., have b..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
From tie Bous. CaIcne q yxondcy last

Last evening. the ship Rasseias, Captain
b Bigham, arrived at this place. from L,vst'
pool, bringing London dates to the 9+'b Dec.
20 deys later than those by the Amly, arrived
A. New.York. The mos, important sr',ele in
the latest psper relates to the affairs OF Turk
ey, which we end thus stated 10 the I'ae
Dri,oo- '--
Towards the close Of the Stock Exchange
on Saturday, . rumor prev,iled that govern
ment hed received dispatches Of veiy war.
like tenor from Russia. A general move
men, had taken place IN the erand ko.sisn
amy Of the w,.,, under Gan. Seekcn. The
head.uus,,e-s were ,o'be iomedia;cly rans.
husG: to Gea- a part ef che army, usdsr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06

About fortnight since, 40 Capt Georgs
Aong Wa rotorping 10 this town fron Bristol
oetween 40 and IL o'clock pt night, he was
stopped ebpu, mies from tits vi'lsee, on the
1ni h's Mils TOAD, by gang Of five or six
man one Of whom seized the no. SC by the
bride while anolher attempted to enter the
ehaiso. apparently with an in,en,ioo to bcac of
asmsiI truok which contained Q considerable
sum of money. Capt. Kong Immediately
presented pistol to the villain, at sigh, Of
Vhich they all made a preeipitste retreat, and
LEI, capt. l.. to pursue his jcO' oev.
Nrs.Bs'lr cd Mercury
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06

On SATURDAY, ~; zoe IIr,cs Rose was
Communicable the Prison in New. York.
on warrant from Judge Livingston.
He was brought Into New. York by the
y States schr. Shark, and was charged
e with 'Ne crime of pincy. .-eThat being
a ciriSn OF the q. S;i,cs, he was one of
che rsw OF the French schr. Caroline
which was engaged III tie Slave trade, and
tssted IN rr1ayieg On balrd ,tns vessel
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
AGIN GAZETTE EEk\
-SzsAAI SHIPPING LIST. .ezAssz..
....PORT OF PORTLAND....


CLEAR.4NCES
THURSDAY, Jan I7.--Cl. brigs Hind, Prince,
for Havana-sLoho, Jordan, do.
FRIDAY -SChf. Mary Ann, Robinson, for ST.
Thomas.
sATURDAY.-brigs Argo, Hood, for Havana
rIsh, for New York.
MEMORANDA
Sch Telegraph, Blanchard, of this port, for St.
Thomas, cid. at Charleston lst inst
sch Eight Sisters, Gray, of Bath, ar at Eliza
beth City, previous 10 9Th inst.
Nep lcrE, Jan. l3.--Ar. brig John, Spear, of
ThomsstouA from Savannah schrs T wo Brothers,
Weber, OF Gardiner, 20 days from the Bahamas,
with some damage-Penobscot Packet, Snow,
Ossebau, GeO.-Atlantic, Richardson, q day.
from frenchman's Bay-Pactelus, Hays, Bucks
port, r. Lblilo, Farnsworth, of Bristol, II days
from Wilmington.
CbGrea-sch Prospect, Perkins, Bermuda.
oloop beisey, Prince, of this port, for Boston,
arr AT Gloucester 18th inst. Ia coming from the
VineyaEl, she struck on Nerton's Shoal, AMI
threw oyer "a bbls mackerel.
BrigsI amaritan. of this port, and Trident, Of
KeDnebunk, were at Havana oath nit.
Brig " ashmgton, Of Machias, for Oporto via
Lisbon, in 4 days-and brig Bolton, OF Bath, fer
Cape de Verbs, IN days, were at Madeira Nov.
%.
GU THfEs iol bdlilp sallSu from the DaliZe lOlh
ult.
slodp Ranger, Smith, Of this port, was up at
y. York 18th inst. for fredericksburg.
A. PORT an Prince, Dec. %, brgs Olive and
Sarah, Blackmer of Bath, for n. Orleans, 9-Fo-
rest, burbank. Of Kennebun1, for do. 2O-Supe-
ri0r, Perkins, o. do for Wilmington, IO-EIorace
Hatch, o. do. Tor do. 8-scn Decatur, Ballard, Of
Bath FIR Norfolk, 20.
At Aux Cages, about Dec. 19, three or four
Northern vessels, names not given. Sch. Mar
celu8, Of Bath, and sch from Wilmington, were
going III. Sch Mechanic, for Charlest on, left 10
days before. Markets good for Am. produce.
big Augustus, OF Portland, has ar. at St. Baris.
bound TO ot. Thomas.
SPoks,l-Dec %, off the Double Headed Shot
Keys, brig Mechanic, from Portland for Ma
taGzas.
ArIvedst Charleston, Sd inst. ship Liverpool,
MLellaD. OF Portland, Turks Island, 9, Ia wing
performe the voyage in % days-sch baltimore,
blanchard, Of Falmouth, Me. from Baltimore,
days.
Cleared, brig Milford, Weeks, of Portland, for
Liverpool
Ar at Holmes Hole, 18th, sch Olive, BIanch-
ard Of Portland, from Charleston, 10, for Boston.
.NcU Bedford, Jan. 18.-Since our last, our
harbour IS closed with ice, far Palmer's Isl
and.-Brg James " onroe, Chase, Of Portland,
80 lays from Havana, arrived in the Bay on
WedDesday-Capt. six, crew badly frozen aud
sails blown 10 pieces. Procured supply of men
from Dartmouth, and proceeded 10 Holmes
Hole.
Brig Sam, Gordan, Of this port, was at St.
Thomas 29th nit.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

wives him. as does his sqcond q M and sese,a, ciJ,.n
OF tine second marriage
la Greenwich W ashington county, ~. " on the
22d OF December last, sir. David Syrague VINO had
nearly completes has nInetieth yoarHe the fatl-
er Of twenty one children, 10 BY first anu II by a
second wiie-S sons ami Is daughters, all OF whom
manned. and were ali, al time tho . ing heads Of
p families. AL september last 41O u .us dc .cendants
enumerated. w hen alive, ms families showed
five generations On the earth at the same time Mr.
Sprsgue had never used spts and very little tea or
coffee and was always great enemy TO tobacco. His
death was suddfn-when at dinner, and apparently a.
bout halt through he quickly from tho table and
soon settled ino'a chair, when placing his hands auI
ieet n an easy posture, he instantly, without struggle
ceased to breathe. IN early life, Mr. embraced
Baptist persuasion, anil adhered to the same through
life. lie vas native Of Rhode Island.
OBIIU,iRY-C COMMUNICATED.
In Waterford, bth inst. Deacon STEPHEN IEWETr,
had been kn h. band and father good EhboAr AMI
hospitabs 10 gsrs. He hid professor religion
from the age ct ABOUT twenty years, and continued IL
lustrious example O plety, iii his powers became
oostructed except the warmth OF his natural temper
would sometim nfuruee him TO rash expr, sons, which
he would retract on calm frctiOn. He
sentiments Inv Poinrs he Warmly contrnted for, IL
last stages OF ms activity, three viz. first aud iuci
pauy the ny at Jesus Christ, tne foundation nf the
christian reg o,-1Jy. that mankind since the alosscy
q our iaher ADAM md prior regeneration, wholly
draved destitute otany holy affection for their Maker
3Iy and consS uenty that they stand peishng nee
Of the special the renoviting influence Of the hoy Spirit
He ardrngy attached 10 these points, that he
would Ie ither held fellowship with those denied them,
these who din belief in them 70 be essential
TO the faith Of Christian. of consequence, those less
attachment the above sentiments accused him des
tute " tha be lty, candour aud charity which
christian and'hich distnEuis, he ), esent enlightened
age; and they d4alt with him accordingly.
Those however who ha had tile longest ard thor
ough Acquaintance with the deceased and VINO possess
firm beet in ha above poins. haveeVer been willing
give The eNctsaive warmth Of his passion and Do
highly applaud his IN defence truth Blessed
the dead who die in the Lord from henceorth YEA,
saith the spirit thar they may rest iloa their abors and
their works do tbllow them
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

tata'Y trus-Fhis system ha. been advocated
by both political parties, and has stood the test
OF experience for long time Ii has, perhaps
given more general satisfaction, than any other,
now proposed would.
Some men are always seeking change from a
restessuess Of temperament--Others would per-
haps accept a seat on the bench of the new
Court land your correspondent strongly in
clines TO believe that they" 1.-THE Judges OF the
new Court :" should have the same salaries as
the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court. "
1t seems your correspondent has plan Of his
own. lie proposes TO have some terms of the
Court, " where there shall be neither jurors nor
witnesses" His plan, he says, follows . the
system which the most enlightened nation IN
the world, with res pect to its judiciary, has tes-
ted and proved it ior ages; and yet no state ID
the union has been SO wise as To adopt the plan.
Ii is not INTENDED to enter upon the discussion
Of the various plans which have been devised
upon this subject but II may be asserted that the
great body OF the people are well satisfied with
the present system, aud will not willingly alter
II, for any experiments Which experience has
not tested. MAINE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

FOR SALE BY L. GREELEY,
II No. Long Wharf, Portland
COO Bills. supertne FLOUR,
wv 200 do. mountain family do.
7 Pipes Coguac BRANDY,
5 8 American
10 Holland GIN,
81 Bbls. American :
40 Hhds. St. Crox RUM,
hbls. Cherry RUM,
bbls. GINGER,
Casks Lisbon and Malaga VINE,
10 Kegs Manufactured TOBACCO.
$50 boxes by 8, z by 4 by 10 GLASS,
so boxes CHOCOLATE, Chase Rhoades' and
Bakers brand.
Cases and baskets SWEET OIL,
Casks WHITE LEAD,
so boxes dip'd CANDLES,
$50 bbls. Mess No. I e. 2 BEEF,
100 boxes mould CANDLES,
100 boxes SOAP.
Jan. 90, 1872.