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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-22

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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
.qRRII-1LS

.qRRIT.4IS
TUESDAY, March Brig Statira. Mount
fort, Havana, 10 days with Molasses to Reuben
Morton.
SlOop Express, Knight, Boston, sundry Mer.
chandize TO order.
THURSDAY. brig Eliza, Davis, Havana,
lS days, with Molasses, to Reuben Morton.
Also sloop Lively, t. Barneyille, from Bath with
boards from the Bath steam mill.
FRID4f-sch Dolphin Cooley. Waldoboro. for
Portsmouth, plaster.
S.4T'URD.iY-sloop Fancy Packet, Wait St.
John, plaster and wood
SCNDAF-bdg LAUREL, Haskell, St. Andrews, via
Lubec, for New York, plaster and fish
-NOyfDAI-sloop Aurora, SAWYER, Boston. with
tobacco
CLEAR-4.NCFS
TUESDAY-schrs Decatur, Gushing, Lubcc-
Monroe, Noyes Philadelphia.
NEDNESDAY-sloop Aiilledgville. Knight Bes-
ton.
TEURSDAY--sloop America, Stanwoad. Boston.
FRIDAY-sch Enterprise. Amos Nofolk-soops
Governor. Roberts, and Packet. Lering. Boston.
SATURDAi-brig Levant Crockett, Havana
MEMORANDA.
At q. Thomas, 10th ult. schrs. Brooksvile.
Norton, from Castine, dis'g; Betsey, Chadwick,
Of Por land, from Charleston, do.
The brig Samaritan, jackson, of this port, to
sai IN 5 days was AT Havana 18th ult
At St Ubes Jan. 10 brig Midas. Prince. OF Portland
+ ON Hamburg, for Alexandria in 8.
AT Nlatanzas Feb. 81 brigs Betsey, of lviscasset.
dscharging; Moro. Portland, 8 MARY, do loading ;
two Mechanics, do. do do. Agile, Iarrabee for Bali
more. dsch; Rebecca Parrot do Just ar Brig Arao,
JOTdOn was going in.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12

LUCKY PAT.
when first from the bogs of Kellsley scud.
Determined no longer TO waddle IN mud,
His shilalah, Dad gave me, Ctwas all his estate)
Saying " don't break the peace''-says |, " only
the pate"
| saifd for America, lherty's boast,
And landed where Portland looms up on the coast;
took joutail lodgings near by ---- Row,
For my spirits were up, tho my pocket was low.
But poverty very soon bothered my joys,
lind my knees riay'd bo-peep through M old
cor1uroys
often change lodgings and where wa. the hurt,
II was easy Compared to change Of my shirt.
was mp TO all rigs and so thought il no sin,
When the daylight pop'd out for poor Pat TO pop
in;
kept to nv chamber pretending a cough,
Twas for fear the jail fever would carry me Of.
Ore night hy the Post House happen'd to stray,
When blind lady ogled me over the way:
Il was FORTUNE dear honey, at FRANClS'S
door,
And, leading the way, sbov'd me in before.
Now with eagles well loaded, Pat sits at his ease,
Conirvng each morning his bottle to squeeze
Drinking LUCK TO the ads who when down at
tie heel,
Fly where Fortune for FRANCIS Rs turning her
wheel.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12

Valuable Farm for Sale in Gorham.
T'HAT well k"own farm late the residence Of
Deac. THOMAS CROSS, deceased, situat-
ed one mile from Gorham orner, on the Stand
ish Road. Said Farm contains 100 acres ofexcel-
lent land rs Of which IS tillage and pasturng, %
Of woodland with a growth ofyoung Rock Ma
pie, yellow birch & beach. There are about 900
sppletrees on said farm and will produce apples
sufficient TO make from so to 80 bhls. of cider
yearly. On the premises are two story dwelling
house well finished 80 by % feet a barn g by go
wood, chaise, cider house and work shop, and an
excellent well Of water sc.
Any person wishing 10 purchase said farm can
learn the conditions by applying TO AMOS n.
CRose, Portland, or Mr.. JAMES PHINNEY. near the
premises, who Will show the property and give
any information respecting the same.
March II m.
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been sninsny ueru her death i. MT voa, rs,,,..;,
IL furnishes illustration OF tue power OF ,i;;ons
precepTS ssly imbbed, the SOU in The
Fist and enable Il 70 receive IN anticpsrin the ys
ven while stin lngers upon cant. IL ercour s,s tbr
wirnour Cod in the world. 80 ttou aud al, k-yi
The inie may IN the pride Of boast OF his philo-
sophy calm the agitaions of his bosom br yrh,, N,
comes of Il in the anguish of the last hour when br admi
ai'n % the world en- no more rAIrnce his feelings
NJ stocsm o. the schools II II NAV do live Ly fails its
advocates. when support need.d b ngS no ,-
ce nor resignst on nor composne isrn death Oft,
tor he is convinced that whit he sows canno be- quicken
ed except death is bur change 20 an ever
LASTING and blessed state OF exist This resignation and
nquity. the subject OF this notice IN rrmarL
be degree Tor hr hope and stetas-t W found
/ ed on tn rock of ages.
In this town, child Of Mr. Seth Clark. aged
weeks.
In Westbrook George Ingrabam, son Of David IVES.
cott. aged l3 months.
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STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND. g.


supreme Judicial Court, Nor. Term. 1921.
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED: ihat
me sam petitioner give notice OF the same, by
causing the said petition, with this order there on
10 Re published in the Portland Gazette. printed
IN Portland, three weeks excessively, the last
publication TO he thirty DAYS at least previous to
the nsxt term Of thi. Court, which is 10 be hold
en- al Portland, within and for the county n
Cumberland on the first Tuesday Of May next.
that all persons Interested therein may then and
there appear, and shew cause, il any they have,
why the prayer thereof shonlA not be granted.
WM. q. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
u true Copv-,9t
NM. +. VAUGHAN, Clrrk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12

At Conrt q Probate holden Portland within and f,-
the county It Cumberland, russdav of March
IN tn year o. our Lord eighteen hunredd twenty two
IN the petition Of Edmund Prart admiurrator Of The
~ estate of Abraham Mcht. late Of Frreporr in ss1
county, yeom ~, deceased, representing thar pei
estate ct sad deceased p.y the n, brs
which n owed The time OF his death b sRn ole
hundred forty dollars and forty cents and pray
ing tor license sell and convey much ~ the real
.teof said deceased may Be neccssa for the payment
OF said bts and incidental charge.
ORBERED-Tht the petitioner give no'ice tire heirs
ct SAID drce sed. and all persons erected III said
tae. by Causing copy of this order be published in rh-
Portland Gazette. printed 10 Portland said county,
weeks successive ~ thar they apnear PROBATE
Court 70 be held aid Portland the first Tuesday IL
April u ~. O'Clock in the forenoon ard sv cause
i any they hve why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
y. POTTER. Judge.
HORATIo SOUTHGATE. Reg
March. =. I97-.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Supreme Judicial Court, Nor. Term, A. d. 1921.
On the foregoing Petition, ORpERED-That
the said Petitioners give notice Of the same. by
causing the said petition, with this order thereon,
TO be published in the Portland Gazette, printed
~ Portland, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be thirty day: at least, previous to
the next term OF This Court which i. to be hold
en- at Portland. within and for the County of
Cumberland, on the first Tuesday Of Nav next I:
that all persons Interested therein may then and
there appear and shew cause if any they have
why the prayer thereof should not he granted.
WIN. L. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
a true copy-.4ttest,
WM. T. VAUGHAN. Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
PROBATE NOTICES.

At Court Of Probate held the Probate Office IN PORT
l1nd. within and for the County OF Cumberland the
FIRST Tuesday OF March, IL the year OF Lord,
hundred aud w t~o.
g AkAH PAIN E named Of the Executors N certain
- Instrument porting be the LAST viii ard
o. James Paine, are OF porr n, in said county, Esquire,
drcrASe| having presented the Same tor probate
ORDERED-Ghar the said Sarah give notice all per
sous crested bv causing copy Of this order be pus
shed three weeks successfully IN the POrtSun Gazette
printed ar Portland, that they MY appear ProDatr
Cours 10 be he said Portland the first TUESDAY %
April mkt O'Clock in hs forenoon, md shew
any they have. why the said instrument should
proved approved. and allowed The l.st will and
ment of said deceased.
r. POTTER. yvdqs.
true copy Attest,
HoRATio soUTHc ATE, Reg.
March 1, 1917.
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DIED.

n this town. Mr.. ELIZABETH sEwALL WILLIS. p
sed IS. wife Of Mr. ben min Willis. Of this town. ~Id
daughter OF Cot. Joseph May. o. Boston,
10 those Who Intimately acquanted With thu ch7
Facter Of the deceased S2edk ct
many amare qualities IN, II grief her brings home
Ton synSiblN 10 IhSr heats the stimahe OF the
friend whom they have lost torever In w sn-
HuiAy benIed simplicity OF msunsrs with stroag
Pow eTs aud IisIte sensibIy she had quiC prrcer
' united ith artlcss rnuous d position:
SIC nj friedd anxious and attentive mothrr
an affection te wife and zeaious promoter OF social and
t%nevoenr duties. This Is the of do
meste virtues, and slhous there he ncrg very brilliant
an their discharge. she who tufts them all deserves
Humble place ~ the estimation o society Her mind
sry imoued with christian principles and she found in
tneir nfnetccs Of chrc, fniuesS and
tements o IL waited srainmentS. Religion it'll her had
rothing IN n OF gloom spondeucv but rs operation on
hvr mind stmusnt 10 the disch4ge ol eve
ry duty with extraordinary scrupulousnes>
When it IS coasidered how is th- influence
snge eNsmleac far the exeitons even Of an indyidu
A. NAV rrah-we hardly bounds 70 the loss OF one
mo was coming tnth wh much promise in the sphere
O ae,n and no ID al esdy begin fuse the Ighr o
good f' ard the eevsrng effects of religious principles
ne most ihoughlcss inf ctcd Tie example Of
pse and virtuccs ehey and reverence what they
700 often neglect 10 initiate.
ost although the eoCTse of sch could but hsvs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
TO the Honorable Justices of fhe

u " fHC 1IOfIOF NOfC DUSffECS UT me
supreme judicial Court, b gun and holden at
Por land, 'cithin and FIR he County Of Cunrber-
land on HE first Tuesday Of .Norenabsr, in tie
gear Of our Lord 1921.
- ESPECTFULLY Represents WILLIAM
IL STOCkMAN, of New Gloucester, in said
County, Woman, that he is seized as tenant in
common with others to your Petitioner unknown,
IN and to the following tracts Of Land situated
and being in New Gloucester aforesaid, thirty
acres OF lot numbered fifty one in the second di-
vIson Of lots in said New Gloucester, and heing
Al the land owned by Parker Sawyer, late ofNew-
Gloucester aforesaid, deceased.
Also, Lot numbered forty eight, in the fifth or
intervaie division Of lots in said New Gloucester
and that his proportion of said several tracts or
parcels Of land is third part thereof, and that
ne Is des'rous to hold the same in severalty.
Wherefore he prays that after due proceedings
had, the same may be ct of TO him BY mete- and
bounds that he may hereafter hold and occupy
the same IN severalty. BY
SAMUEL FESsENDEN, hi. .4itornes.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
March 10.
r. GREE!.

II. u Il EN- + 7.
Eds for Sale, Al No. 8 Long Wharf,
I 81 BBLS No. J. BEEF,
i Wv 70 l1hds. w / RUM,
pipes New York BRANDY
bales COTTON,
casks Winter Strained OIL,
ID hbls American GIN,
20 bags COFFEE,
II chests and boxes Souchong TEA,
casks Malaga WINE,
do. Lisbon do.
25 kegs No i, TOBACCO,
loo boxes by 9 GLASS,
boxes Laphams, Bakers, Chase and Rhodes 70.
CHOCOLATE,
bbls GINGER, cases and baskets Sweet OIL,
White LEAD, SOAP and Mould CANDLES
Hhds. LEAF TOBACCO,
March II 1922 3W
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TO the Honorable Justices of The

10 me honorable Justices of The
Supreme Judicial Curt, b:g,m and holden al
Portland, rriihin and for The County If Cun,bsr-
land on the first Tuesday Of November, in TIE
gear Of our Lori, one thousand eight hundred
and treHty one,
ID ESPECTFUi LIZ represents JOHN HASK-
III ELL and WILLIAM STOCKMAN. 10th
OF New Gloucester, in said county, Yeomen, that
they are seized a. tenants in common with others
TO your Petitioners unknown in and to 10. Of
land stunted in said New Gloucester and which
was formerly the homestead farm Of Parker Sa W.
yer, and has been lately known by the name Of
the Dutton Farm in said New Gloucester and
that their proportion thereof is one third part
which part Thomas Johnson bought Of one John
Sawyer containing sixty acres more or less and
that they are DESTROYS 10 hold the same in sever
atty.
Wherefore your Petitioner, pray that after due
proceedings had. the same may be set off to them
ny metes and bounds that they may hereafter hold
and occupy the same in seseralty. By
SAMUEL FESSENDEN, their Attorney.
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WILLIAM GORDON,

INGRAHAMS WHARF, H4S FOR S lLE
Landing from SlooP Express.
Y - bids Windwsrd Island RUN,
- 81 Q pipes BRANDY,
2 do. Hollands GIN.
2 do. American do.
Corsica WLEE.
10 Denijuhns superior old MADEIRA ZINE,
20 chests Souchong )IL'tS
10 boxes Young Hysor u ~,
20 key. Manufactured TOBACCO.
90 bolts Heavy DUCK,
30 5bis. COFFEE.
1000 lbs. Loaf SUGAR,
10 bills. White SUGAR.
10 boxes Havana brown d..
boxes Havana GLARS.
March II, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
Melmstol'ds Glass.

TIE scbsrihers ha We received large sunplv
= OF 10 by and by Z, CHELNsPoRDs GLAs-,
which they offer for sale at the Factory prices,
which have recently been reduced % Per cent.
.1LSO-A few Cbadrons Of COAL.
y 4. l.. DANA l. Co.
Portland, March 10, 1892.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12

AZ Court OF Probate holden Portland within and the
County OF Cumberland, the first Tuesday Of March
~ the ver o our Lord eighteen hundred and
EREMlAH REED and MERCY, his WIFI. as she Is VI
- dow or illam La~renoe late Of Powna in said cot
~ yv"uan deceased. having presented patti for
10 ncr ~ Ter orr OF the personal 1T said deceased
ORDERED, That The said Reed and Wife, give notice
70 All persons interested, hv causing copy Of this ord
70 " published three weeks successfully in the Portland
Gazette printed said portl md thst they appear
Probate Court 70 he held Portland aforesaid the
Iuesdy OF April Of the click in The forrnoa
she~ e'ust If any they have, why The should
be granted.
, E. POTTER, Ta4gs.
HORATIO soCTHGATE. Req.
March u. 1874.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12

THE friends Of DOWDOIN COLLEGE in
Portland and the vicinity are respectfully desr-
ed 70 meet At the Court House, TO MORROW
AFTERNOON, AZ 3, o'clock. to consider the
most suitable measures 10 be adopted for the aid
and reliefof the institution
By request Of the Prc5idcu
RICHARD COBB.
{. :. DAVIES
JOHN MUSsEY. ir.
JOHN p. BOYD.
March ~. JOHN ANDERSON.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
TOWN ACCOUNTS.

TIVE Committee on accounts for the town o. Port
Il land hereby give notice-tsat they will attend at
the counting room Of WM. SWAN, on Long Wharf,
on Thursday and Friday the 29h and 29th OF the pres
ent month"; 10 receive and examine accounts against
the town all persons having such demands relues
ted to exhibit them accordingly.
EBEN MAYO,
WIN. SWAN, Committee.
SAATL TRASHY
Portland, .March u, 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
PAY YOUR TAXES.

a Ill persons who have no. paid their Taxes 70 the
n subscriber respectfully requested 10 pay them
before the Annual Town Meeting which Is 10 take
place this Month if they wish avoid the mputaton
OF having their names returned as denquents
JOS. NJ. GERRISH, Collector.
Portland, March IL. 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
VIM. FRANCIS.

who is as legally authorized to vend Tickets as
any Agent in the United States. GOLD EA-
GILES or any other Coin will be given 10 those
who may share Prize. and TO those who may be
unfortunate good chances 70 save their money.
p shares in the 10 Tickets only left.
March II. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12

nSignments at Hhoiesdte on Lib
eral Credit.
KENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO, G-s,ouL-
~ ity-25 Hhds. for sale hv
ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Portland. March 10, 1922.
ALSO,
SPANISH CIGARS . 100 quarter anu whole
Of supe,ior qu.li;y. Boxes.
AN from A'ts.o ~iSAN'' $50 thousand.
MOLASSES, new crop-a prime lot for retail
CORDAGE, manufactured by Messrs. R. Graves.
& Co. Boston.
NEW and improved patent aud common Cord
i Y age of all sizes will be constantly on hand
and the terms and price as favorable as can te
obtained in Boston or iswhere-.4Lso,
100 re0mS She0thing Pnpcr.
quantity ofthe above is received and NAV b.
examined at the BRICK STORE, head of Union
Wharf, Portland where orders for any quantity
or des oriPton will be promptly attended TO by
ATWOOD 4 QUINCY.
JustReceiyed,
BLOCK TIM
BRTrT.yIA casks, pr SIOop Milledgevlle.
Tyson, Y. H. II. s. and Sou
chong, ofthe following cargoes.
PRIME TEAS, viz. ships g Sschem. Canton
Packet, Addison, Augusta and
J Eagle"
cAssTa, go Mats.
cAsK RAlsINs, a lot, the ia'eesl Juarhel
BLUE BROADCLOTHS,p
English Manufacture. pieces 10" pr'ced'
LEGHORN BONNETS-1 case, conta ming so
assorted, from No. 90 to 38-cheap.
YELLOW .N.4NK FNS-lOO pieces.
SEWING SILK, rs lbs. back and as orted
D'i H'oE, s1|N I case, containing IS pieces.
f Pct So vfI' rsce and 100 Reams.
which will be sold chean.
.4lso iew pieces Cassimeres and Pelisse Cloths,
which will be sold cheap.
200 bbls best Strong BEER.
warranted 70 keep good through the SEA-
son, il will Dc recrv cd back aud ,he mo-
ney returned TO the purchaser
90 bbls superior Cherry RUN.
trunk containing 1st quality Morocco SKINS.
bales first quality Cotton SHEEIINGS.
case containing o groce lead PENCILS.
20 BOLTS thick DUCK.
bbls- Wslnu's,
40 bags white Cyane Sugor,
Casks Of Winter strained epetn Oil, warranted
pure,
100 boxes Windsor Soap.
case silk Umbrellas,
Boxes ". skin Y. Tyson & Sorrhong Tea, prime
quality.
t. hnxeS Roll Prims'one.
300 sides Sole Leather,
LOT English flat and square Iron,
a.. Half Of HOUSE, on
Hsss q The south side Of Middle Street.
Dsf@ rtar toe Rev. Dr.. Payson's Meet
inc-house.
% dn7. English Spades and ShoveIs.
loo hoxes yellow dipped Candies,
y. F.. Rum,
Wines,
few pines old Cognac Brandy, warranted pure.
f.. Philadelphia and German Win SAWS.
The above At Private Sale bv
ATWOOD d QUINCY,
n Tie Long ROM. Ne. Q, Jones' Roc. ExcHAEGE-
STREET.
0-PThe ROOM Ia open on all DAYS of business
for the reception Of property intended for prirats
or public Sale.
..*C.4SH Literally advanced on all kinds Q:
Merchandise and good securities.
6TCurrent Bills Exchanged Drafts on Bos
fon houoht or sold AT fair rate
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Miss PAINE

CONTINUES her school IN COURTSTREET.
4 ,RATEFUL % the inhabitants for past favours !:
soiCts continuance. Portland, March II.
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AT Cour Of Probate. he'll Potlan within and for
county cf Cumb5 rlarh. rhe first Tuesday NarcA
IN me year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and enI
LDWARD RUSSELL, administrator If the estate rr
- th+nIvl o. Allen. larr Of New Gloucester, SAID
county Equire deceased tends present nj. third az
COUNT ~ administration ct the stare Of sid deceased.
.DkDEhED-Ihtf he said administrator give notice r.
al prisons sted Nv cusig copy of this order
pnbish'd IN the Portland printed az Pot md in
srd county, three weeks suco, ssiyely ID they sper
AZ PROB &c Court r. he held Portland .foresaid
thr FIRST Tuesday of April uex &C ten O'clock "a The fore
and shew Cause, if ANY they have why the same
should not be allowed.
R.PoTTEP. F1dE.
March II. 1917.
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ATWOOD 4 QUINCY.

Il lie Long Room, Ne. Q, Jones' Ro,c. ExcHAEGE-
STREET
G.FThe ROOM Ia open on all days Of business
for the reception at property intended for pirate
or public Sale.
..*C.4SH Literally advanced on all kinds q.
Merchandise and good securities.
b3-Cuuent Bills Exchanged. Drafts on Bos
ton. bought or sold at a fair rate.
Premium given for American Gold and Port
land Bill.. FEB. z.
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few pines old Cognac Brandy, warranted pure.
ia and German viii SAWS
Tho .bsva .f Calo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
TUIRTY DOLLAES REW1HD-

DANAWAY from the subscriber. about the 2Oth Of Oct
az last negro man called MAT FOWLER, and bis wife
DOSHA. Mat was formerly the property Of Dan Couch
decd near IynctbuTg about 70 years of age dark com
peNOn, feet or 10 Inches high, and we'll made,
very white teeth remarkable for when spoken
has rather down look. lie black cloth coat yarn
panaloons aud white wool hat he also carried many
other Clothes Mat isl waterman y profession is we'll
known on James river, in Lvnchburg and Richmond.
Dosha about q years Of age, dark complexion when
spoken 10 hos pleasing cOuntenance. she took wifi her
variety Of clothing.
These negroes will probably procure free rapers rs Mat
isa very intelligent fellow Ten dollars will be given for
NOa and SO for the delivery Of Mat securing them
n Jail 50 that he can be gotten again by the subscriber i've
ing ia buckingham county, near the Warren ferry.
JAMES TAPSCOTr, Adm'r.
tctsL 85-Wiv Of Wm. II. Burgess, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14

ne following stanzas were written by a lady n fc,
days before her death. With the inspiro,ion -
fancy and feeling, they unite the eonuence q
truth, and breathe nagnaniniy of soul worthy q
better iortunc. rN, y Sir,sy7y,n
said TO Sorrow's pp.tinr storm
iba, beat against iiy breast
rage on t--ihou may q destroy this form.
AND lay IL lnv res,
Dut stiii che spirit that brooks
Thy Tempest raging high
undEunted on its fury locks
With steadiast eye.
SAID - Penury's meagre train.
advance your threats brave
nay ii;t poor he-drop We may drain
And crush me 10 the gave:
Yet sill the spirit that endures
Sliail ,ooch your force the while
+ind meet each cold, cold grasp of vour'.
With bitter smile.
said 10 proud Neglect aud Scorr
Pass on IL heed YOU no.;
by you am forgot:
MY spirit, which untamd and free
No scohs of yours annoy
Draws IRON it, own nobility
Its bigb-bom joy.
said to Friendships mcnacd blow
strike deep my heart shall islr;
Thou eanst but s,id one bitter woe
TO those already there:
Yet still the spirit that susiains
This last, severe distress,
Shall smile upon its keenest pains
And scern redress.
said TO Deaths uplifted dart
Aim sure oh why DELAY
Thou wilt not Gud fearful heart;
weak, reluctant Prey;
For still tLis spirit fl ~, aud free,
Triumphant, DER dsma,,
Bright in It's eternity,
Shall pass away.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14
lLATE FROM MEXICO.

The direct news from Mexico, by way Of
Natchitoches, under date Of January 81 IL
that the whole kingdom has declared indepen-
dence, and sworn to maintain it, and that the
late Vice Roy O'Donohu, agreed to it, and
died few days afterwards. A provisional
government is in operation, and in the latter
part OF the month of December, delegates to
general convention were appointed in all the
provinces, to meet in Mexico to form a CON
stitution.
This Is the substance of our present infor-
nation. We had heard, and therefore stated
that there had been reorganization of the
government This appears to be in antici-
patton of an occurrence which may be ex-
pected.
We have been obliged, by gentleman now