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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12

To trade with us on terms Of rcciprocify. TO
those who are not willing to trade with US ex-
cept on conditions which give them the adj.
Vantage-and Ia transfer so mucl, of the Car
ryinS Trade from vessels of the u. S. and oi
other powers that have made reciprocal ar
engagements with the u 5. TO vessels of thuse
powers which are selfish and iberal in their
policy towards us. =
Resolred, That to repeal the Navigation
Acts of the United States, would he highly
derogatory to the character of the u. States.
lnasmuch us ii would subject them To the inn
putatlon of partallty or weakness, in concrtl-
inS To those Nations which are most selfish
and iberal, terms which we refuse TO those
that are governed by more Just and liberal
policy.
Resotccd, That the best interests of the U.
States will be best promoted by free Com
merce, whenever this can be equal and rec-
pIocai-but that we cannot regard as free that
| Commerce, the terms of which are adjusted
for the exclusive benefit of one party.
Resosced, That Discriminating Duties, Res
triciions on Commerce, and taxing one inter
est Tor the benefit of another, are measures
which ought not to be resorted to, except so
lar as may be necessary for the purposes of
revenue, or self-defeuce
ReSoired, That we approve the measures
pursued by the Government of the u States
IN relation TO our Commercial Intercourse
with Foreign Powers.
A committee, consisting of the following
gentlemen, viz Hon. VIM. GRAY, Nathaniel
Goddard, Willard Phillips, Thomas Wiggles-
worth, and VIM. Sturgis, Esqrs. was appoint
ed to draft memorial To Congress in confor-
NIFTY with the foregoing resolves, offer it to
the citizens for their signatures, and 20 forward
the same TO our Member of Congress to be
laid before that body.
The Committee was also requested to cor
respond with Gentlemen in other parts of the
Union, and request their corporation.
IL was then voted, that the Secretary of this
meeting cause their doings, with the resolves
to be published in the newspapers.
VIM. GRAY, Chairman
SAM l.. PARkMAN, Jr. tStc'ry.
Boston, Jan. 28th, 1899.
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Copy Of letter from SoLMoN sourHwrcK,
Esq 10 The Chairman and Secretary of the
republican meeting held the CdpitoL IN
Albany, on The 3th January
Washington City, Jan. %, 1922
GENTLEMEN,
have the honor TO acknowledge the re-
ceipt of the resolutions passed at a meeting
OF my republican fellow citizens of Albany. at
The Capitol on the evening of the 9Th instant.
believe me, gentlemen, that feel deeply
grateful TO my republican friends for this re.
newed expression of their confidence and
esteem. But unfortunately for me, il came
too late, as my removal had been previous
~ determined on, and had actually taken
place.
" torbear to comment on the circumstance
oil my removal, because have not yet learned
the true grounds of it. tits, however. at ali
times, within the discretion OF the Postmaster
General to appoint or remove his Deputies.
without assigning any other cause than his
own will and pleasure. But whatever NAV
have been the motive for thrusting me out of
Office, on this occasion, be assured. gentlemen.
that the act will not abate nv ardour. ar
para'ize my exertiOns, for the prosperity of
the republican interest, to which have ever
been sincerely devoted.
nope IN few days to return to nv fami
~, and 10 tbs bosom of that community whose
partially have so long enjoyed, and whose
good will is too dear to me ever TO be sighted
or f9coIIected but with the warmcst gratitude
receive, gentlemen, for yourselves, and
for the meeting which you have represented.
the expression ofmy high respect and esteem.
IS. SOUTHWICK.
ELISHA Dom, and
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Prince Edward, Jana 1aMss T. PRICE ds
VALUABLE LANDS ron SAFE.

F." 1911 10 sell tract Of land IN the Hardy in M
y state OF Vrguia containing by patent survey ou.
thousand eight hundred acres lying head waters OF
new anu Patterson creeks. These lands bv persons
acquainted with them, been recently represented 20 me
valuable, and adapted culture. -
VIII also sell an undivided n,eres, in valuable reaand
personal estate in the county of Wonfnd stale OF Ken
toehy otqueathed by the will Of Francis Peat The
rear estate Is highly improved and the land known 10 be of
first quality and highest value.
IMo valuable farms lying the banks of York river in
virginia, are Tor saicthe containing eight hunire
acres OF superior high land this land borders on river
more than mile in exient is productive in corn heat and
tobacco and has attached it, valuable summer and winf
Ter sheIy and good mill seat contiguous to the ryer an
inexhausble supply Of kelp always found ON the raroi
river which has been proven by repeated experiments
10 ne valuable manre and large Supplies ofsel mari arr,
10 pe had from several of this tract
containing i9urhundred and fifty acres, lies contiguous to
'e town OF York. and borders the river. This farm i
adapted to the culture of grain; is well ms al,
aced 10 II thirty or forty meadow and mari
hanks from whence much of this valuable manure, NAV he
procured The whole n this tract in state of improve
nen being for the last six years, enclosed one fence
Both of these tracts 20 nayon and 10 the
markets of Norfolk and Baltimore
no part ct the purchase money Of the last wilt
DE required Tor some the interest thereon being Sc
e cure and puncuay paid The subscriber, residing in
YORK o"n VIII receive applications purchase OF the
ABOVE lands, ami VIII in shew tracts 10
persons DESTROYS to purchase. THOMAS GRIFFIN
February eG-oAI
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MIR. HENRY GRIVEGNEF--

fhhE nolice that shall proceed under commission
ISSUED from the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
=. district TO take the dispositions s,ry Witnesses
IN certain case wherein am plaintiff and you fen
H AZ my house, at Lege, in the Kingdom of th.
oc IA on the 81 day April 1922 between hours
A. . anu - III. and from any the said deposi-
Tons or any of them should taken at the time oov
sPecirn 1t VII he regularly adjourned to such time and
mission shall have been accomplished
JOSEPH Gil. ID: SOER
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SALE-

GREEABLY to the provisions ola deed Of rust executed
60 the subscriber by William B0ndurau and Martha
his wife which is duly recorded IN the clerks of Cum
berand county, TO secure 10 WIN. %. Chanberayne the
payment Of certain sum Of money therein mentioned
shall proceed 10 sell ON the premises Wondny ne 2O Of
Febrpoy much Of the land conveyed in said deed
cash, viii pay the money due and the chargcs and
costs attending the sud sale the subscriber conveying such
title rs is vested in him trustee.
J.. H. MOsBY, Trustee.
ntrftr oil
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NEM ~ elIIIONS

lust received and opening a the Store Of MARY
- SOUrHGArE, extensigeassortient Of HINTS q Bon-
nets OF the fashions a. be surpassed IN
elegance aAOng them black and white Ieehorn,
velvet add bonnet ciucla and beaver hats great
variety Of feathers Of the hnndsumest and fashionable
coors plaid ribbons; baids curs white
head waddng and trimming for peiisses; hair
and fizette caps, capes, coIarets corets
cassar russia and antique oil which greatly contribute
the elegance Of the head well the color Of the hair
Qu essence of Tyre for changing fight coloi red
hair TO dark brown black and many other articles nhe
Millinery line TOO numerous 20 enumerafe.
On hand few ready made PEL1SS ES-Ali Of which she
determined to dispose Of on the reasonable
~ash.
Leghorn Straw BOnncts cleaned died and trimmed.
TMANTUA-MABtNG done in The newest fashions, and
Il the shortest notice.
November &C.. 55-u
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GEN. JACKSON AND JUDGE FRoMENTIN

pamphlet of 90 pages has ius, been pub,;sbed ~,
""S''"S'oh, containing some of the documents
'"'"- rue AFFAIRS OF Pensacola, which the Pre-
S'''"' "'' Iaa before Congress. The first part of
"e rc"p"ei relates 10 the case of Col. Callava-
''e ''''ef gives the correspondence, much bruite,l
'"'"' 'or some time, which passed between the 90
vernon and The judge. From this pamphlet we
extract the following papers:
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g. VALUABLE HANOVER LANDS
EDT? 4


[VA The subscriber having determined
IrtEhH 10 dispose ofhis WILDWOOD ESTATE in tbe IN
ls4 per end 0i ihe county Of Hanover. on the waters
Of Aliens creek, will positively sell The same to the highest
bidder upon ihe premises Wdussdpy ne 20h dan Of
Fe5r0y letf upon credit OF six months for one third III
purchase money eighteen months for other third
and two and an half years for t remaining third the pur.
chaser giving bond aud security lOr the irs payment and
deed Of trust upon the property 20 the puncua pay
mcnt Of the different instruments.
The advantages attending tis desirable farm are
such fareiy combined IN this part the country TIE
soil generally red, ard INCH improved by The use Of eo
aud plaster, aud Is well adapted 10 the cultivation NJ
wheat and tobacco. n has excellent surinr water
within Gfiy yards Of house. and well yyatred v On,
reiy oi springs different parts the land The BUILDINGS
consist ola comfortable dwelling for small family Kitchen
snosehouse, &c. large twosory barn, and ihresboo
machine made of choice materials quite new snacos
ayhouse and stable all Conveniently situated :ao wills
Key distier, from which 90 10 gallons Of spirit may e
made da and answers the purpose ola tobacco house Of
which VIII hold u Or 1000 ibs.aisU good peach and
apple orchards
Tbs farm contains by late survey eight hundred acres
and is wei situated be divided INTO two very copac
tracts lies tHcny-ihfee miles above the city Of Rich
1ond ten miles east Of GoOchand Courthouse and adoiu
INC aiHs ni Samuel du,1y and others Tie purchaser will
have hc privilege Of sectng wheat the usual time and
possession o the house on thc payment the nstanent
ad ii possession as as The crops gathered in.
betiemeu Of the city from tie lower country who
wish summer retreats u this healthy country are invited a.
call and view the premises, which will shown bv the sui
scrr residing thereon az any time previau, the day OF
sale. PiIIl.Tp tV0GusON IL
Hgnover. pecember28. 50--9,vds
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10y tx county $50 ellison Via, LittIeberrg F1c ar
anu sdG OiIycr, ireeholdcrs Of this county Whereas
"rh"oh 70 me- justice of The peace for he county
'h"t snc baih taken up esiray cow which came
Wllnn her enclosure upon her land these
~ .ne name o. the Commonwealth command YOU nyin
other justice uf the peace for this domnv q. is All %
PsG lhe sa'd ey and TO certify The slae thereof under
YOUR bhods, together with pariicar dissertation Of ,t
hin, marks brand, stature color and aye nT The = id es,
"nch certificate 50 made you forthwith 10 return f ne
"'eh under my band this 18th day Of November 1921
-. WI. GrARRE.
Pursuant tn the above to s directed we ntrfh;
gay viewed an 6stray Shewn to Us by Mrs. III abeb
Starke Of this county, and o find the e,,e Il, be ca,
marked net branded litlc the common size lie
ends OF the horns sawed on large white spot between lie
eye, and horns white belly, willie legs willie tai ,yi,e
,t runnin from NE flank crossing the lip 10 the Top Of The
Old; and we do appTaise the said cow TO fe SIM T C
dolarsCertifed under Our hands this fg da ~ ~ No
'enber ld<l. gibson VIA,
LIfTLEBTRiY TUCKER
ISAAC OLIVER.
y copy-Teste, THO. POLLARD, u. C.H.C
Fcbrr7rr Z
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[Ftom Me Hnrrisbnrr CErnniele.1

Ertract Of a letter drted, WomeIdorC jar.
%, 1899.
have just returned from witnessing one
of The most dreadful scenes that was ever
heard ofin this part the country. A man
by The name Of Miller, last njsht nut 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12

General IzARD had not, at our latest date
rom Washington, been nominated by the
president as the Governor of the Flordas.
The previous report of an opposite tenor was
erroneous. E,,onE a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12
TRUST SAI.E.

pursuance of deed of executed 10 me Inv Wilson
anu we, for purposes therein mentioned bearing
ne isl oil december 18i8 duly in Caroline
,, sna proceed on the 9Th Of March Bow
mree 10y public auction, TO sell for cash tract OF
@ IN sad deed, containing about thousand
ees Oh 50 mitch thereof will raise 5000 with
from The Isl January 1922 the and charges
The tract lies within mile and a half of the Dovlinr
"Se ana has toerable improvements "A small family
me subscriber acting trustee will convey bu scb ,;
as IS vested in him by the deed Of trust.
january 3D. 50-t5M JOHN DICKINSON Tr,,s,oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12

,- OK THEIR REPRESENTATIVES,.
VIE subscriber, who resides i'll the of Richmond b,
ing paid particular the Virginia. laws re-
peeung MILITARY Bounty Lard and believing there ire m,n
oineer and soldiers Of the Virginia Line on ~
tdohment still entitled TO Land Bounty offers his service,
such ocers and soldiers the heirs of such bax
located. " ~ " having "ehi
lie believes there are MANY persons in Mr,rd nm, a.,
@ states who are entirely ignorant their
their own services the their ancestors and
a,ves-any too who were entitled services during the
wnole war, nave drawn perhaps more than tbret
years ANY persons doubling whether they NAV NOT
DC enteu by writing TO the subscriber will receive the in
claims. - ~ N'F'"''s' '"eir
are obtained. in which event. such reasonable
as can he agreed upon, will be expected.
he subscriber is also associated with gentlemen Of In
tegence and great activity in business who has resided
several years in Kentucky, for the purpose settling iran
sactions between the citizens of ris and those NJ
lucky and oho-nakng sales of land those siaesmak
ing OF tiescoleciion of money-payment Of
uNes &c-Persons having business
ny wiring to, or comforting with the subscriber perhaps
Sn' ma nat AZ could be transacted their satisfaction
January -. SO-2aw,r THOMAS GuEEM
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II. BAKER, NJ. C..

obedience to The foregoing decree, shall proceed TO
/, Pu',c auction Tor cash, ON the premises, 10 clock
"a, W. ~ oatS.Ag the sA day IF March ae,t the following
T Ts's f 10 in The sa' decree VIZ small tract
t"enty.six acres al which Edward Johnson iied i "
t me IN the town Of Manchester with line WARE
tneTeoi', commonly called Joinsoms warehouse of
which lots the said Edward johnson died seizcI VI
JAMES w. PEGRAM, DIM
E, For John PegraD,, ". L. u. J.
=
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwann.

r.N II DUIsLAKS KEWAKD.
* ANA"at from the subscriber, residing in Winisu,x
i IN me eysnng OF the I'd instant, young negr,
, Nyi.pOohN about 10 OF age, rather slen-
a nrs oars short scoy ha lips and
aud blue pan,aoons-has uniformly been emplayed as
house servant, brt has lately Of his accord acquired
SOME knowledge OF the art OF lie can read
or under forged permit. NV '"'"'
Inc above reward will be given if he apprehcned and
"eeeu 10 me, or so secured that get him again--Au
commanders and owners of vessels, boats &C. are hereh
'orewarned from receiving board or couyexrg ava, ~
s'H pcy Noroourn under penalty of the law. 49,
Shh. -. 8(--2nN6t IEONAR n IL II,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12

we often say, of our extensive country,
that 1t embraces every variety of soil and eli
mate and almost every degree of tempera-
ture. The following will assist to confirm
us in that belief
ALESANDRIA, (LoU.) Dec. 29.-On Tues
DAY last, Christmas day, several fine looking
Natermetons were brought into this town.
One OF them was remarkably large, and would
have weighed probably twenty pounds. They
were raised by lady of this vicinity, who has
number more. fHeroIJ
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ConiH''sSioheT's Office,
RishmonR. Lrnitnr,t OH 1900

- = u
nc parties interested will please take notice that have
nPpoteu 'he Hn dav OF March next Commence lie ar
counts directed IN the foregoing decree of the court on
~nch Gay, ato o'clock A. NJ they are required IN attend
my once IN h city, with their accounts and vouchers
ready for examination and settlement ''''
Y ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12

NOiICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
MAI division of the personal estate of CAPTAIN John
fALiAr ERRo, deceased, having taken place and VIM
aiegatee thereto being absent he is hereby no
RORlsPI' ocpnrip f'"l'', .'on vi tue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12

Mr. FREDERICK a. M.1YOis authorised 10 adjust any
sA unsettled accoauts which be due 10 bis late con.
Germ. II. fKUEHEANT, i
WM.fAuLFIELD,S 'us's'S'
FeJrdfJ e7-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12

death his wife, and two children, aud after
perpetrating this horrd act, he put az, end to
ms existence by hanging himself What rem
ders this the more dreadful is the circum-
stance that his wife was far advanced in preg-
nancy, and would probably have been CON
lined In the course of ten or twelve DAYS. 1t
- supposed that despair urged hlm TO this
deed.-He was young man in reduced cir
cumstances, a Polander by BIRTH
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MAYTAPONY LAND NOR SAI.E-

NTIIl.
iANING determined TO south shall dis
4 pose of the tract of land on which live in Caroline
county, on very reasonable The tract es within about
hree miles 0 Bowling Green, and 793 acres bv re-
cent surHeyneaIfy all fiat land, quality equal 10 any
on The 80 or so of the grounds
on the river side of which bank lately hee thrown
US 10 secure II from inundatiOn. No land in this
part OF the country, combines niageSpersons
however disposed TO purchase will view and Judge for them
selves II sale mae in time privilege will he given te
purchaser, to seed wheat this fall not subscriber will
SOW the ground prepared, and sell it with land.
Possession will ie given first of january next perhaps
soIi'sr, " required. ALLEN APPERSON.
Oct.
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BANK NOTES LOST'.

a LETTER containing the following Bank Notes was
Put in the post Office Nashville on the 22d November
lns addressed 50 the subscribers has come TO hand
Louisiana State Bank, letter d. 2lO, payable AT New
OfIeans 10 =; Longec ~ Marchlslo 500
To G. Johnson 1912, so
Ditto do. ID 3iGi, PAYABLE TO do. 81 Nov. 1912, so
ditto do. $685. PAYABLE do. 2July 1915 so
Ditto do. A2i97, payable do. April 1915 so
Bank OF Virginia, A as, payable LyDcbburg 10 W.
NOrve, ~ July 1914, so
Ditto q $40, payable to do. july 1914, so
Ditto $50, (nanne not legibleO 4 Aug.
1873 or 1915, so
The above notes endorsed sc. G. underneath
Tn. Yeatman, % Nov. 1921"
Post Notes of the Merchants Bank of the CITY of New
York Nos. $40 353, 35i $50 $50 357 and 368 for 100 EACH
II payable so DAYS after date to james r. Matbee or order
and endorsed Pay TO the order OF +. Cunningham Co
Richmond, Va. Til. Yeatman.n
Measures have been taken stop payment the above
notes, and all persons cautioned against n them
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM 4 co.
The editors NJ the Lynchburg Press are requested 10 pr
s the above for MONTH and forward their account 10
T.. CO Go. Jan %. sO-I,n
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Will BE SOLN

= SATURDAY The sd inst. AZ Bacon ouar,er T,,rcI
some houseLeld and kitchen furniture the property Of
i ntaer, deceased alSo about 100000 web burnt
oiNs- trnS OF sale all dollars and ,uJsr
mo AMI Tor nll sums above credit will be given OF y
Also, tie TAVERN and Meadow attached 10 i, viii G
rene Tor eiye months for which bond aud good security
given Oh The first of March next w va VIC
CLEyEARS BAKEa, Executors Of
MARTIN BAKER Martin nj
ra,,.. WILLIAM BAKER, ker dec.assd
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NOTICE.

NOIICE.
ADJOURNED MEETING of the members or tho
Mutual assurance Society will be held al the C,nito
IN the city OF Richmond "Wednesday next the 18th inst
r-oh.o o. JAMES RAWLINGS,
-- gu. ueIy :. ~ p. Ag't NJ A. Sy.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RElVARD
oSt-a bond drawn by John l.. Harris of Cioocband in
- favor OF Thomas Mainey, for 44Ii So dated March
19z ana payable on the LIST January 1922 with interest
me above reward viii paid the delivery of ibis bond
TO the editors of the Enquirer. Feb . " an ""
MOUNTAIN CLOVER SEED.
II ket. for sale by ROp;sIiI - I'M ' =,
February 2. 90 .
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III mos, asSaredly tue, that said that never
had, nor ever would interfere with your authority,
nor, indeed, Sir, the authority Of any other man
But Dir, does II follow that disposed TO surren-
der The authority vested in nae Assuredly not,
Legal authority Is one thing illegal authority is an
other thing Upon that we differ. higher tribunal
than yours or mine must Of course pronounce
have the honor to be,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

Our latest dates are Liverpool Aug. 2, and
London july 81.
The intelligence concerning Russia and Tur-
key under our foreign head, will be interesting
inasmuch as il is considered de,ni offcicl
The news from Spain is exceedingly contra
dictory. We have given a specimen of the
articles with which tie papers abound.--It
appears that with regarl to Spain as well rs
Turkey and Greece truth is disrcgarded by the
editors of foreign journals and nothing admitted
into their papers but what may subserve the
purposes Of party. according to some, the tri-
umph of the Friends ofthe Constitution, and of
: liberar' principles in politics and religion, was
complete But according to other advices, The
advocates of the old Monarchy, the old Reli-
gion, and all the old orders, excepting that OF
the in7nsition which all appeared united il
condemRing) were full of promise, and that they
only wanted leaders, md due organization, 10
make them successiul.---Time only can tell
which of these reporters are false prophets
The King, to al appearance, sided with the
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Fatal .4ccident-A laboror in the Capitol, a
free coloured man Of the name OF Samuel Bow
en-, was crushed to death on Wednesday last by
the falling Of block of stone upon him, OF near
two tons weight. The stone had been raised
from its position in the dome, for tie purpose of
setting it with more precision, and was suspend
cd BY the pulIies 10 or 20 inches above its bed,
which the deceased was cleansing for its recep-
ton in STOPPING TO do this, ne had placed some
Of his limbs and part Of his body under the block,
and while in that situation the lashing of the
pully gave way, and the stone falling upon him,
put an instant period to his life.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10
sDD1ecE Gfsr>


STRANGE PROCEEDINGS.
AUGUSTA, august 20.-Col Hammond, Secre-
taly Of State, and chosen by the Legislature, hay
ing left .MiLledgeciHe on a visit, Gov. Clark was
pleased to consider his absence as an abandon
ment of his Office, and accordingly appointed Mr..
Whitaker, Secretary Of State, in his room. The
Coonel's Chief Clerk having refused to deliver
the records and papers to the new Secretary,
Gov Clark ordered them to be taken possession
of by force, which was not accomplished till af-
ter fracas. This affair of course, creates much
agitation.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

An Indian .Ntmmy. in all probability 1000
years old, in almost a perfect state of preserva-
ton, was taken a few weeks since, from the ia
nous salt-pctre. cave, Warren county. in the
State OF Kentucky, so much talked Of for wears
past. Il is intended to be sent TO Europe.