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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
Mem Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN.

Erchnfge Street,
las jus, received, and now opening for sale
IL large aud extensive assortment If new
Fashionable Goods,
Ut the latest importations, VII Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETING--1 Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case Klain do.-BIack
Nankin Grape Dresses--f Case Al Irish LIN
ENS-Linen DAMASK-Linen CAMBRICS-
Linen Cambria Hdkfs-Eng iishwhite SILK HOSE.
French Black and White do. do.-E1glish and
French black and white Silk GIoves-Beaver aud
Kid Goyes-Merino Hdkfs.-Imitation do.-blk
Synchaws-do. Sarsenets-Colored Lustrings-
qlack and white Sattins--double chain blk. Ie-
vantine Silks-SIk and Cotton Velvets-elegapt
Fringed GRAY ATS-Men's black, white and mix,
orsted and Cotton Hose " men's white. blk
and slate do. do.-5-l black BON BAZTNE-Fig-
ured 30 MBALEfTS--Plain do.--rAKTAN
PLAlDS-Fig'd Plain Jaconet Musins-Fig'd
& PIsn Leno &Book do.-wihte Cotton CambTics
Colored dc. -Cambric usiiDs- Black white & green
Italian aud French Crspe>-Eng shGngbam.-
lsh ChttoLs--Furniture Patch-Calicoes-C Cotton
Vestings--Toilenets--V alentia and silk Vestings
-Flags and Bandsnna Hdkfs.-Black Silk do. -
blk. rcd and assorted colours
Cashmere ..hGWls,
with and without Borders Black Stockine;t--
Blue NBnkins-Yellow Millinet- Bonnet
Paper--bIack and white Wound Wire-Couon
shawis--Dimities; Jeans Nankinetts Russia
Diapers; blk and brown Linens; Ribbons |.
Tapes; Buttons; Cotton end Linen Threads
Sewing Silks, Twists Gotten Balls. &c. &c. &c.
Black, blue, drab, MKT, haresbacL and brown
Broddctoths; black, blue, white, drah, MKT, aud
haresback CGs,fmeres; Blue Queens Cloths blue
and light coored Pstissc Cioihs green and draL
Couiings; Du9tls; Kc7seys; dab Hun.ers'
Cloths; bis. white, yellow, and green Ftanneis;
Swanskins (; 81, "a, 1914 & 1i-i Rose Blankets,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
ALsOa general assortment Of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
&eet'ngs Bedtiekins, ;cinghams Cfecks and
stripes; Sdtdnetts Derry Dieptrs Bale
American red Fiannels Silk and Cotton UptbrsI-
fds; farasois, Bristol Bricks for cleaning Knives
& Forks. Uf1 Sent. 1924.
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NOTICE.

TlfOsHrersons who are indebted to The late
firm OF COE & QUINCY, are iniorm'd tina 1
demands unsettled by the first OF March next
will DC left with an Attorney for collection.
}. COE.
Jan. 1lth, 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

Doct. GEORGE w. KiTTREDGE.
/ Ntohhs the Inhabitants OF PoRTL.sp thai
he has taken room Dana,s Boarding Isous
next "c-t 81 Rev. DIR. NIcHoLs' Meeting Hons,
bae. stfssf, WHERE he may be found ready TO wal,
on those who shSnid require his services "a hi.
prcfes>ioR.
Foi7i-HG. EerSEtrx &c 1927. Wyl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

~ NFIIN n III.
I'M bs Execution cnd Kill te sold ar Put
hc Fendre n NE highest bidder. on Saturday
he s'y'ecr'h day Of Februoev neat, al 20
eiock 4 W ~ me d-reiiing house ofthe sSJ-
scriber in Raymond.
"A ~ The righ, y hirh Stephen SWEET hes IN
= equity T. refcam ce'tsin farm i'm Raymond.
>"ua'- ~ the Iwesie.ly part Of said TOW on
ne county 'oad leading from Eridgtonti Portisut,
now occupied hy tIiot Staples.
Eli IoNGLEF, CarcEr,.
Raymond. Jan IA. 1Gs2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
Fresh Goods.
JUST RECEFED, AND FOR SALE BY
GEO, w. SMITH.

Middle Street, door,5slo,o Ire BGnk Of Portland,
DLAlN and bordered Cashmere Shawls,
l. black, blue. brown, drab and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS,
Pelisse Cloths-Cassimeres-
Flannels-V estiDgs Velvets--worsted Hose,
Coatnss-Dufhls-1b bale Carpeting,
Observation-Disclosures, very low,
Crapes-Siks-M erino Handkerchief,
silk Observation-Disclosures Silk Twist,
Furntures-C alicoes Gn ghams-Cambrics,
Muslins-lrish Linens-Linen Damask,
Brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Tapes-Cravats, &c. SC.
Also
American OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-bleached and unbleached Sheetings aud Shirt
inss.
dT.4H Of 'etich Kill be sold at The Iorest prices
for CAsH.-k0 Q.f) Jan.4, 1922.
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o. soNzsA
NANDE>NROPS,X
VOUGAe1ssSa=p
The most poluabie Medicine in use for
COUGHS & CONSUME

THIS new and healing Ialssm bids fair to RI
= wi every Medicine heretofore discovered,
for Coughs, and complains of The lungs, leading
TO Consumption and even in sested Consump tons
il has lately been used by many, with the most
surpri5ing success. 1t certificates from persons
oil The highest responsibility the great and in
G. easing demand for il, may be called proof ct
iis COED effects, IL is Troyed. Scarcely case of
Colds Coughs, pain IN the side. d:thcuIty OF
breathing, want Of sleep arising from debility or
even assumptions, but may be relieved by tie
The timely use of his Medicine. Many certif-
cstes OF its efficacy accompany each bottle.
Copy Of q htieS 10 Ny. IOrtaz0 Bal. Druggist
Hartford
SRI am man sbuu, sixty years Of sge, and
have been afflicted from my infancy with cough
more than people IN general especially when
took cold but in tn summer OF 1917 L took a
violent cold which caused hard cough, difficult
brcsihing End wheeling, so that Il deprived me
IN q measure OF sleep and at times could rot lie
IN he'd. which continued for more ,hsn year and
which got my hesl,h very low. then heard Of
Dr.. Auderson's Cough Drops, and Iurchssed at
your store three bottles, which have reason TO
believe nave restored me my 70, nirr state or
health and can truly say that believe them TO
be tile best medicine for coughs .nd colds row
~ use ALEXANDRA SALkET1.
Warren, (Conn.) March 90. 1910.
New Certificate.
IN the year 1876, | was seized with an iDls
nation Of the liver, which CAUSED all adhesion
that placed me IN very critical situation. Al
most all kinds OF exercise caused pain IN my side
and breast. In this situate continued until
April, l0l9, when my cough aud tie pain ia my
0reas increased through the summer my flesh
VAS ed, 1 grew weak aud bowed down and lost
all hope OF ever being any better. About ibe first
OF last October, my son pa, chss, d al Bslistown
Springs bottle Of Aaderso1.'s Cough Drops, from
which found almost inmediat e 1 { lfef, and 1, ON
the OF two buttes only, my lungs restor-
ed to perfect soundness ] once more can walk
erect, and should be in perfect health, were it
not ior the sdheson in my side.
SiErHLN SEAMAN.
Greenfield, July II, 1920.
SOLD By
HENRY BUTMAN, :
PORTLAND.
TBos. CHASE, North Yarmouth,
j. IrLLIE, kenUeounk
]. BAssTcw, Haiowel,
6. w HOLDEN, Brunswick.
N WELD Bath.
a the sign Of the Mor,er. Wscatseis.
SYMs GARDNER, Boidonhsm.
j. BARTON, Halloween.
EBENR. FULLER, Augusis.
d. COOK & Co. Wstervlle.
Ind HhoiesGle 6y
BARTLETT BREwEK, No. IS, Cornbill, Bos-
ton, and
HORACE SyAvER, Portland, ProPrietors agent
for the safe Of Maine, where country Druggists,
may be supplied on favourable terms.
May Is. (c.op.I2m.)
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u REMOT4L. efG
WholeSdle and Retail Store.
HAINES & MORRIS.

INFORM thsir friend. & he public, hat hey
4 have removed TO their NEW STORE IN
MAIN STREET, near Mr.. Patterns III nel md
opposite Bsrker's Tavern where lLey have for
sale complete assortment of
w. /. GOODS & GROCERIES.
| Hardware s. Domestic Goods.
the above goods are of superior ou.li,y .nd com
PRISE IN 81 OF the srcles &c nei Ally inquired for
m their line. which viii be sold wholesale or
etsli' a. low a, any sore in Portland far
cash, couhtry produce, or sprroys 4 credit.
All PERSONS indeb'td Haine. {. Aforr;s On
Note or Account, OF long stsndmg mus, call
ara ADJUST the same wi,hou, delay.
For sale as rbore-
Philadelphia Nlillsaws of su.
psrior quiz IT portisnd. Oct. IS. 1891.
Old Allegheny Whiskey.
TOR SALE BY
JOHN COX, Niddle-s,r,et
& belF. Old Allegheny Rye WHISKY.
January IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

OLASS I1f In 4 III
And as his agency is not confined to this State, he
can and will sell tickets, either by wholesale or
retail, on the most favorable terms. He thinks
those that purchase 10 sell again will find il to
their advantage TO call. Present retail price St4
Whoes; Halves, Quarters and Eightbs in the
same propor,ion-bnt will advance one dollar the
frat Of February, 1822.--A few hundreds assor-
ted numbers Iu-t received. A list Of each dav,,
drawing is regularly received. and may be exam
incl, gratis at any time.
As have not, asyet. sold any prize in this
Lottery over the lowest, presume NAV, with
confidence, be expecting some, as Fortune has
meyer failed in giving pe capital prizes in every
Iatttry have sold tickets in. Jan. GO, 1922.
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New Books.

JUST RECEIVED Al lhh
PORTLAND BOOkS1 ORE,
A MANUAL of CHEMISTRY, by
MISUNDERSTANDING NE principal Fcc's OF
the science, arran gtd IN the order m when 'hey
are discussed, and illustrated 10 the Lectures az
the Royal Institution Of Great Britain.
Thacher's Dispensatory, 9Th edition
complied ironI The muss appro, ed autsors.
The Pharmacop@ia al the U. States.
NEV NOVELS.
The SPY-a Tale of Neutral
Ground; by the author Of Prccautioa--2 vols.
The Mourning Ring-a simple
Story; by Mrs. INcHBALD.
Ten Years Exile-by Madame
de stab.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Ingersol's Grammar Of the En-
glish Language;
Morses' New Geography and
Atlas. ian. ~, 1899.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
DIFFERENT .4CCOU.NT.S! WHICH IS
TRIES

COURT ETIQUETTE AND SQUABBLE.
We glanced yesterday alta misunderstanding
which had taken place at Washington, between
two distinguished Foreign Ambassadors. II
appears from subsequent information, TINT
the parties are the British and French Minis
tiers, MIR. Canning aud Mr., Neuville.-The
etiquette Of the Court table at Washington, is
established by usage, ard cnions that the old
est resident foreign minister should have pre-
cedence as to place and attention. The French
Minister had been here representing his ma
ton. prior to Mr.. Cannng's appointment and
residence near the court of Washington but
in the mean time, the former had occasion TO
return home, leaving merely Charge dcs AZ
faircs 10 represent him. Nlr. Melville return
ing 10 his statipr. it would seem. claimed the
usual precedence, AID accordingly took the
appropriate seat at the Presidents t1blc. $500
Ills improperly stated in Baltimore paper
that the dispute originated at the table This
would indeed DO species Of the highest in.
decorum But the fact is that when the party
was breaking up, and in the lobby ofthe Pre-
sidents bOnsr, Mr. Canning, in iocalar man
ner, told the French Minister that he had
outgeneralled" him, but that be- should not
do il again. Mr.. n. cOnceiving it an unfair
iinputation, became very violent, and some
harsh expressions were exchanged :and the
French Minister at length touched the handle
of his sword, upon which indication of per
sooal hostility" Mr.. Politica, the Russian Min
istrr, interlered aud the alteration was closed
for the time Phil Gaz.
"Ifappears that George the IVth. and Lou
is the XVIlith. waved warm ON the subject
ofthe slave trade, each claiming the honor of
being The first to terminate il, and to neither
ofwhicl the honor actually belonged the little
republic ofthe u. s. being the first to SET the ex-
ample However, these two august pOtentatcs
lost their temper George drew his sword
and Louis his rapicr but the Emperor Alex
andcr, famous as mediator, ioterlcred, and
there the matter ended" W T. Nat. .7dv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
INDIAN MURDER.

ARKANSAS, Nov. Is. Jus, as our paper was
going to press, a gentleman arrived here from
the Mississippi, who informs us that most
horrid and unprovoked murder was commit
ted about the last Of October, in the New
Purchase, in the Ch0ctaw nation, on party
of the U. S. surveyors, consisting of ten per-
sons-on!y one Of ichom escaped. The muir
der was committed on the lower line, and
about $50 miles from Port Gibson, by Choc-
taw Indians. The quarrel, we understand,
originated in consequences of some trivial af-
fair Our informant received the above infor-
nation from col. Nichols, who passed up the
Mississippi few days since, on his way to
the Chickasaw Bluffs, with the Chickasaw an
nuity. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

The schr. Peacock. capt. Thomas Harra-
den, arrived at Havana on the lO.h last. from
B0s;on. The foiicwingis AN extract from her
los-hook. " Sunday, Dec. ., 1T half past T..
al. 30 miles 10 the eastward of Hayana, WAS
brought TO and boarded from II pratical schr.
of about 30 tons bnrtLen and ftll of men, nf
which boarded us, armed with pistols, cutlass-
as, knives and other weapons: they COM
mcnced beating ms in most inhuman manner,
knocking us down, then drove us all below,
when they commenced robbing the vessel /;
they unhcnt the man sail and took the ste r,i
boat, new hawser, coils OF new rigging, COM
passes, spy glass, trumpet, colors, watches, all
our provisions, small stores, and wearing APP
parcl on beating us and threatening to MUIR
der us If we did not give up every thing.
They commenced on the cargo, took fish,
soap, beef apples, Sc. all our cooking uten-
sis refused to give up my watch, but they
pushed the dagger so hard to my breast that
was compelled 10 give it up, then striking
me over the shoulders four or five times with
their cutasses, ordered me to steer to the n i.
f.. until half past 9 A. NJ. and SAYING il al
tered my course before that time they would
again come on board, put every person 10
death, and burn the vessel The pirate pur-
sued The same course with me forhalfan hour,
when she tackled and stood in for the shore. i
kept my vessel 10 the westward when she
bore down for me again, and was compelled
To haul To he n. T.. until she was out of sight;
after which wore ship, and stood for Haya-
ma. Gnerc Ain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
UNITED STATES.

Government Direcfors--efMc r. Staees' Bank
The following persons have been appointed
by the President OF the U. S with the con
sent of the Senate, To be Directors OF the
Bank of the U. S. on the part of the govern-
ment, for the year ensuing, viz:
Laugdon Chcvcs, of Philadelphia
john Connelly, do.
p. Butler, do.
James Wilson, of Baltimore.
Oh. Il. Dudley, Of Albany, n. Y.
MAJ. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-The fast sailing sloop
Wave, arrived yesterday from Havana. Capt.
Harper Informs that three piratical vessels
ifl bat port previous tO his sailing yes
SD u1der the Spanish flag, loaded with arms
iud ammunition, had been seized at the Ha.
,aua.--The ship Commerce was driven
shore 81 tho Riding Banks ship and cargo
lost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber, IN Person county " C.
4 on the 9TH Of December last bright mulaito fee,y
named AN. but who will probably other name
he IL about feet 10 in hes high, and or q wears OF
him German 1ute belonging F.WaOnlic is an unconl
monty white muaito has fair hair aud down look Iii,
we3i ard inclined 10 be red His clothing Is homespup
gh mixed cloths his waistcoat white panialoons very vide
the ance coat stolen from negro his hat black
itha small bT, about half his sloc coarse heavy
rchGowus lie is spare built and very active, Ivy trade
halter, and can make good fur wool hat lie will
doubtless atcmrtio pass free man. and employ
ucni ~ some hacrs shop No doubt ne will try 90 get to
Philadelphia The above reward viii be- paid delivering
aim 50 cOrinnr him in any jail ints United States
ilai get hit1 again. Any information about the fellow
VII be thankfully received $. COCHRAN.
u Certain VIM II. Bue also halter y trade left this
'eghborbcod about The time and il believed tiev
viii attempt 70 travel together. ue about or 80 wears
u age, about feet or IN high complexion slow Of
pcech drinks spirits very freely and was badly dressed
1ok With him 40 old, poor bay horse, with eve and
sore back. J9nuary 3. 72-sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
NoyDAY, DECEMBER 81.

Mr.. Eaton submitted the following rrs6lu-
iion for consideration:
Hesoiied Fiat the Committee on Pullic Lands OK
onlnc oi he proprietf Of reporting bit fof sces.
aiming anA du-ng titles aud claims TO land ~, the
territories o. Ets, and Wcs. FLORIDA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
IL CLASS OF THE

~ .1SHLNGTON MONUMENT LOTTERY.
Which viii commence drawing in the city of pamore
OH fray Tue "a OF next month, February. being the Ami
Nsrsay oil the Birth OF the iusiriouS ilcro Statesman
VINO was rst IL war, first in peace, and FIRST in the hearts
Of his countrymen.o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
FOR SALE,

a TRACT OF LAND, sifnated in the couo,e NJ tt,
- mie from Richmond, adjoining The lands of DocoT
',u COL iinslcy contiini $40 acres, two thirds
OF "hcis in timber The may known y applying
PETER LYONS.
- Ufdys beat, head Iiiliy AIeaIey aInn ano nn,
~ loose tobacco The owner is requested 10 cali proye
MS propery,my charges and take il a,say-nr sII csI
WI" u "' 'he law oTecls' WAI. PIGGOTT,
January g. Fe''" VI "''.s, LOCK harDor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
CabaHE111 ~ IS ! :

1T N'''T'o OIitVV, 40. IN NIaV-
kct-stIeet, Baltimore:
Where was sold TO Il gentleman residi,,cr -, .,,.,,,
county virginia. the great Capital Prize OF OJ 10 draw,
week before iaSt ~ the Grand State LntcrV-iso ,b
10000 Dollars in the same Lottery sen; Inv mail ,o 49,
gentleman at Lancaster, Oho besides SIXTEEN IyrII
CAPITALS 10 various parts OF the Unio, i'''
Orders from any of the United States either b, mail
prlNie conveyance enclosing the Cash or Prize chei<
post paid will meet The ptlnc;,ial md rpu,,
as II OH personal applica,On-addressed 10
J. j. COIEN, Jr.
=, -.,,., SECRETARY &c The Nnndgers-,7 ,Ifi,,o.e
:, II ~ COLLINS OFFICE MORE CAPITAL Tl,jIFs
HAyE BEEN OBTAINED THAN AT ANY OTIJtn OF
I'VE ~ america AND WHERE, IN TIE TIIEi;F
LAST MoNuMENT LOTTERIES, were sold The Cau;'ai.
&c &c ~ '''VV =" iu''UO,
baltimore, January J.. 72o,,,c,;e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
NOvSE oF REpRESENTATIYEs.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MIR. Baid,ein prcs"uteda petition fiom sun
dry Inhabitants OF West Florida, praying to
lie annexed To the state OF Alabama. which,
al np;ion, was referred IL a select commit
Zee.
Ga 'nntion ~ Mr.. Whitp,up, Il WAS
EesDi'tl, ihi, the Committee on the Judiciary be
instructed m inquire into the Gxpcency oi providing
~ law t'r Ill" runrshient ~. murder, robbery, Or
ANY "he. cri,s', which, il committed wiihii the lo-
~ vi @op"n would. l's the laws ot The l.. States
be punishable with dctti, when the same shall he
committed Gu board uillc ships nf OF the e. S..
whr lying within amy ri,ri, llaSiu, bay, within
tn" irs'iciiomal limits ofsuy particular siaie.
The Speaker presented Il communication
rom the Navy Department, estimating the
additional expense of examining the different
harb"rs belonging 60 the United States in the
Pacific Ocean, and transporting 100 tons
weight Of artillery 10 the mouth OF the CO.
un'hia Rivcr at $4,000
Or ,noiion OF Nj. Floyd, the said commu-
ncation WAS referred 10 the select committee
appointed Oh The subject uf occupying a mill
ary post AZ the mouth OF Columbia River.
Mr.. smith, of Maryland, moved that when
a" lions" doadjourn, it adjo,rn To meet on
"Wednesday next. Carried.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
LECTURES on CUEMTg5TRy-

M CULLEN will commence lis rcinres on ,Io,,,I,v #,
- 'th inst, NJ O'Clock r. w. aud will deliver Ieg,nrc
Terms 10 dollars. " ' ''"' "'"''ns'
H. The Senior Students Of Mr. Stacks Seminary ore
Eichrnond, Main street Ian. g. 77,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
Extract Of letter from kentucky, dated

Our Legislature are sill pushing the Pa
per System, having Just passed another pyo
years replevin, when the Plaintiff will not ac-
cept the CONFERENCE.-The paper now 30 per
cent Je!op par" Nat. Gu,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

We have received some letters and papers
from Buenos Ayrcs, some To the 10th Octp.
bcr, from which VIC shall give some particulars
more detailed Tomorrow The government
gazette contains a copy of an official paper,
being the creGential letter of a Portuguese
charge des GG;dres, addressed to the COVER
nor of the republic of La Plata. Wherein
that governments notified ofthe Acknowledge
ment OF the Independence of that state, and
otthe other states OF South America which
have established governments, and are recog-
nized by the several people
The affairs of Buenos Ayres were very
prosperous, and the public affairs conducted
with sagacity, moderation, aud beralitv.
Military operations had entirely ceased, in
consequences nf a decisive aud sangrinarv ac
ton which took place betw en- the followers
OF the unfortunate gen. Joseph Miguel Cmrra,
and the army of the province of Mendoz,-
The actiontook place the latter end of August.
the railymg word OF Cn1era was victory and
determination so desperate was the con-
ct that not one nrln of the troops under
Carrera survived excepting himself and some
officers who were made prisoners, oaly 10 he
made signal examples of-thry were Shot in
the great square of Mendoza, IA few DAVIS after
the battle. The whole of South Americ;,. with
the exception ola few of the provinces in the
upper Andes, where the dsaifrctei had retir
rd, but whose numbers are neither organized
nor formidable was in quiet. [.7,vora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
~ Hen1c0 Superior Couli or Lalr- -N6r-nlL.

IN Hen7co Superior CoiUt Of LalO, NogIDIJsr
,,.,... 1h, 1921.
against V' ~ r,tpr
Adam Murray Dec-oJo,,, ~ D'-D''
Ihis dHy came the plaintiff v his attorney and 1, sr
W. vac court thai The plures oapas issued against the
.tienan ma, been returned not found ON The NOLAN m
's Pidlnliu " 70 oicyd, that proclamation do issue
Whng me defendant to appear here on the first dov ~
.e neh' fIn' or that Judgment will he rendered noaus
MN ana ~ Is further ordered that the said proci,nation
pc IunshFd on three successive court davs M tho coor
o. ne co9rthouse Of llenrco county, aud also three tcs
~ tue Richmond Enquirer. ~ '''
Jan. o. F'' '"V"'-''V-,, Cierk'
ChANCEli-GlOuccsier county Govt TecembcT-
Baltimore, ~ NV ' -. , s. :"
Ayaiua 'P '''"''''
Enoeh churchman, Henry w. Gray and James H. Roy.
- 49, Dlfcnlf0nfs.
The defendants Enoch Cburchman and Hem, W ora,
NOT having entered their appearance given secri a.
cong TO thc act Of Assembly and the rules this CONT,
ann appearing 10 the court bv tsfactorv e,iftre t
they are not inhahtUts Of this commonwealth. on e mo
lion Of he compiaiuants by VIM Jones' their counsel h
= ordsrea that the said defendants appear here on H.,
hfs MONDAY ~ March next, answer the bin If ~
compliments and that copy Of this order he forthwif
inserted 10 some newspaper published in the city Of c
oh1 or Two months successycy. md that another con
thereof bcpostc NJ the front door the courthouse of ~
county ON two successive court days
Copy-Fcsis ARTHUR L. DAVIS, G. G.
s'uneit o. 75-ysw