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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25
Valuable Real Estate--.qt AUCTION !

UtuuOtC heut EStuIe--s1E II CGI 1OJN Z
DY virtue Of a licence from the Judge Of Pro-
ID bate, within and for the county Of Oxford,
the subscriber will sell at publck vendue. On
THURSDAY, the tenth day Of APRIL next. at
ten O'Clock, A. NJ. at the dwelling house OF Mar.
PHILIP EASTMAN, Innholder, in Fryeburgh, 50
much of the following described tracts Of land,
belonging 10 the estate OF JOSIAH BACHEl
DER, Esq. late of said Fryeburg, deceased. u
will produce the sum of seven thousand Eve
hundred dollars, for payment Of the debts Of said
deceased, and incidental chargs, to wit, twenty
eight thousand acres Of land. in said county of
Oxford adjoining Waterford, and within FIVE
miles of the head Of the contemplated CuHlber-
land aud Oxford Canal. Said tract is nown by
the name of Bachelors Grant, and contains
some of the best land for farms, in the State of
Maine. 1t will be sold IN lots from one hun
dred to one thousand acres.
.4LSO-the right in equity Of redeemng a.
bout three thousand acres Of land, known BY the
name Of Fryeblrg academy Grant, adjoining
6ilead in said county of Oxford. Said tract
was no,tgsged 70 Rufus G.. .4mory, Esq. Of
Boston, November 1917, for the sum OF two
thousand two hundred dollars.
.ALSO-lots numbered one and two, adioin-
ing Rumford, set off to said Bachelor, from the
Usher GTaat, so called-said lots contain about
sixty acres each.
.4LSO-a pine plain LOT containing thirteen
acres situated in said Fryeburg, within half
mile Of the Academy, lying on the road leading
from Fryeburg Academy, to Lowell.
61+Terms and conditions made known at the
time and place Of sale.
JASON SHERMAN, .4dministrGfOr
lcith ne lciH Gnnered.
Fryeburg, March 10, 1928.
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FOR SALE AT

Jeremiah Gore, Jr.'s Commission Store,
No. 10, LoNG-WHARF,
CHESTS Young Tyson, boxes Souchong and
~ Dr. chests Bohea Teas-hhds. ST Crox Rum
-hhds W. l. Rum-pipes Cognac Brandy =
pipes Marseilles Brandy-pipes Holland Gin
bids. American Gin-qr. Casks Sicily Madeira
Wine-do Malaga Wine-baes Upland Cotton
-bbls. Ground Gnger-cask Raisins-- bills.
Muscovado Sugar-casks Winter Pressed Sperm
Oil-bbls. Summer Strained do.-Bakers and
Lapham's No. Chocolate, &C. &c.
March, %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

Maine Charitable Mechanic Association.
A sEMIANUAL meeting Of the members viii
~ take place on Tuesday EreRing merit, at
Mitchslls Hall, at 2 O'Clock. A general and pune
tu al attendance is reque.ted.--I57 VI eohanics de
sirous Of joining said Association are requested
TO apply 10 one Of he Trustees previous to said
meeting. BY order Of the President.
WILDER. Seey.
Portland March 25, 1923.
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PUBLIC SALES.


lAtto IL y Al ~ q JlbCAs
AZ The Store latcly occupied Jy ISAAC DAVIS,
on FoRE-STREET,
4 HE equity OF redemption OF said Store and
H. Land. ALSO.
The Stock 10 said Store consisting Of the follow
ing articles in the
West-India and Grocery line
Viz West-India ard N. r.. Rum harry Rum
-Cordisis-Cognac and American Brandy Hol4
land aud American Gin-All kinds or Teas
Brown Sugar-C ofee-ChocnlaIe Coton--OH
Cider acon-- Pork Meal Fl0ur--Buuer
-Cheese-Pigtail and Fig Tobacco-American
and Spanish Cigsrs-Hhds. Vinegar Glass
Representatives, a-Pimento-Pep-
Per--A Ginger--Ship Bread II boxes
brown SOap--Lot Crockery and Hard Ware--snd
5 Boxes Souehong Tea-Hhds. s.. Thomas Rum
II Pipe HeIIapd Gin-Hhds. MoIasses.
TOGETHER WITH
handsome assortment Of
Factory and English Piece GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Factory Sheetings-Sh irtings- Blankets Brown
Linen Velvet-Fulled Cloth-Ginghams Hats
Silk YesiiDgs-Jesn--FIa a-
nels--Cassmeres-Ke rsey-B ombazette---Scotch
Piaid- Cotton Hsndkerchiefs.
Al So
A DRELLTNG HOUSE on Fore Street ,nsxt
adjoining Nj. Thomas Merrill and others. FIVE
PEWS in the Methodist Meeting House. Nos,
90, 80 As and 10 on the Lower Floor, DO. in
the Gallery. L7Terms at sale.
ATWOOD 4 QUINCY, Aucl'rs.
Portland, March %, 1928.
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Christian Disciple.

THE CHRISTIAN DISCIPLE for January
l. and February 1928 i just received.
"A is O.
The GOSPEL ADVOCATE for Jan
uary and February.
The subscriber is Agent for the following works
viz
The Christian Disciple and Theologic-
al Revew-Spsrk's collection of Essays & Tracts
in Theology-The Christian Observer.
S. JOHNSON, agent.
March Or
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ORATORIO.

TIVE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY, intend Civ.
4 ing their last Concert for the present season
on FRIDAY Evening next. TO commence at +.
O'Clock. Holders ofseason Tickets are requested
10 leave their Tickets with the door keeper on
the evening of the performance.
GP few evening Tickets may be had oil
Messrs. WILLIAM HYDR& SAMUEL JOHNSON
CHARLES MORRIS, Sec'ry.
March o5.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

A general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
n from New York Boston, and from the sha-
kers, warranted 20 be of last years growth, for
sale by CALVIN DANA,
Head Long-HhSrf, Fore Street, Portland.
March, Is CIV,
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers ssicners the estate Of the late
ASA EATON. of Portland, deceased, give notice thar
the Hon. r. Potter. Esq Judge of Probate, Of Wills, &c.
for the county OF Cumberland has allowed farther time
sixty days. Creditors to EXHIBIT rhir claims sgans
said And that they win attend at the office ct w
SToRER, Portland On the last Saturday IN this and
the month three O'Clock in the AFTERNOON Tor the
purpose receiving and examining CLAIMS which have
not already been exhibited w SIOkEK, y.
Portland, March 10, 1879.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby give public notice,
that they have been duly constituted Assign
eeS of ISAAC DAVIS of Portland, Trader. And
that his real and personal property have been
transferred to them for the payment of his debts.
They request all. persons, who have in their
possession a ny goods, effects or credits Of
said Davis, to account with them for the
same; and all persons, who aye indebted to said
Davis by note or account or otherwise, are mott
fed to make payment thereof TO Nm. Wallis,
Esq. Attorney at Law, who is authorized TO col
lect, and receipt for the same.
J. RICHARDSON,
HEZ. WlNSLoW.
March o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25
Iish LINENS, blk. Tsci'Fd SILKS, &c
JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE BY
ROGERS & COX,

ksIchGngs-StTtet,
II "A Irish LINENS-soft Dress, French and
- Canton blk twilled SILKS-Long LAWNS
scarlet ground CALLICOES--superior flag
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and scrip MUSLINS-
broad and narrow black BOMBAZINES-ca ssi-
mere SHAWLS--Canton Crapes--4-4 and 5.4
bleached and unbeached SHEETINGS, BED
TICKINGS, and CHECKS, with great varie-
ty Of other goods, making good assortment,
VIII oh viii be sold al low prices for cash only.
March 10. 3ws
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Dweiling- House to Let.

Dweliing- House TO Let.
&1wA THE large two story DWELLING
TTfsf4 HOUSE In Fore-Streei, lately occu-
sss. pied by Capt. STEPHENSON. twill
rlssaksA. accommodate two families, and is
pleasant residence. Attached to il, is foun-
tain of water, inexhaustable, and fit for every
use.-Rent will be reasonable. Enquire Of Mr..
DANIEL FOX, Portland.
March 95, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25
BOARDING SCHOOL.

Al ISS Z. c. KETTELLS Spring term viii CONS
w menee on the goth inst Miss X. acknowledge
with gratitude liberal patronage from generous puh-
lie and solicts its continuance. Both solid and
mental branches taught the reasonable terms.
Music and Painting with oil coors taught in addition
TO what has heretofore been instructed
None admitted under IA years, excepting boarding
scholars or those who wish attend Music Terms,
per quarter, for boarding scholars, S24.
Gorham March ii, 1928
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Mn. SHIRLEY,
Dear Sir.--For the information of all whom it nay
concern please 70 insert the following, which are ex-
tracts from letters received within three days from
the South. The first is as follows:
Dear Sir-Yours of the lIth inst has been received
from which you appear TO have confidence in the
payment Of the National Prize Tickets than do many
others. really have my fears that your antcpations
respecting the viii not be realized. received a
letter from Washington day two since from a
Gentleman who heard one of the managers of the Ma
ronal Lottery say that he would give $4,000 for
the 100000 prize s. have frequently called for prize
money and my answer has been call tomorrow. "a as
follows A gentleman has arrived here by whom
l forwarded or 500 dollar N prizes to collect he has
returned them and states that he could not do
any thing with them and that gentleman was there
who is OF Ia Of S. 900 prize and has not
ceved his money aud the general impression there and
Philadelphia against the Lottery with those inter.
ested and dsntered. With the above facts and Others
of similar import The subscriber does not feel justified
in offering Tickets in the 9th Glass.
WILLIAM FRANCIS.
Portland March IS, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

THE subscribers appointed by the Judge Of
H. Probate for the county Of Lincoln, Commits
sioners to receive and examine the claims of the
several creditors If the estate Of
JAMES ALEXANDER,
late Of Bowdoin, in said county, yeoman, deceased
represented insolvent. hereby give notice, that
six months from this Date are allowed TO said cred
itors for bringing in their claims and proving
their debts, and that we shall attend to the bust
ness assigned us al the dweIIng-hou Of SIMON
CONNER, in said BowdoiD on the FIRST Mondays
of June, July and September next, respectively
between the hours Of one and ave p. Nj.
ACTER PATTEN. Cd ly,o.,,,;.,;on.r,
SOLOMON EATON,
Topsham, March is, 1875.
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John ID. Gardner,
Commission Merchant and .4uctioneer.
No. 5, Central Row, Fore-Street,
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERS AT
PRIV ATE SALE,
RM chests and boxes souchong TEAS
wv SO bags prime 81. Domingo COFFEE,
80 kegs manufactured TOBACCO, No. /,
10 hhds. w. |. RUM,
5 cases Martinico CORDIAL,
6000 feet Chelmsford GLASS,
8 bbs. Old Whisky, from Petersburg,
10 bbls. Green COPPERAS,
80 boxes Sperm CANDLES,
100 boxes Brown SOAP,
80 drums fresh Turkey FIGS,
90 bbls. Brown SUGAR,
so reams Sheathing PAPER,
boxes fresh PRUNES,
Spanish SEGARS, American DO.
Rappee SNUFF. Yellow do.
"A LSO-
SO pieces SATINETS, American,
80 do. red, white and green FLANNELS,
20 do. fine and superine BROADCLOTHS
IS. do. stout blue PLAINS.
An excellent assortment Bedticks-
bleached and unbleached Sheetings and Shirt
ing in bales--t assimeres-H osiery-Slnchaws-
Vestings-Silk Hdkfs.-Sewing Silks. &c. &c.
The above Gooes, will be sold to the
Dealers as low as can be purchased IN Boston
or this place and on liberal credit for approx
ed paper.
WANTED rs ABOVE,
GO 10 so tons good PLASTER,
IS hhds. prime retailing MOLASSES.
60 casks clover SEED,
80 do. Herds Grass SEED,
100 bbls. good sound POTATOES,
Portland, March IL, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

Constantly foT.ralc, as ADORE, a good assortment
Of VEST INDIA. ENGLISH, and .4.NERT-
CAN GOODS.
Portland, March IS, 1928.
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FOR SALE,
I'd Is ~

One high deck SCHOONER, 80 tons
burtheR.
One ditto ditto 81 tons
burthen, nearly new.
One SLooP, so tons burthen-with
good accommodations for Packet
One Sloop, p tons, Terms ls easy
One ditto % :" J0r one hdt'
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The hull of a vessel from 100 to 160
Tons by way of exchange for one or more Of
the above, the balance Cash upon delivery.
For further particulars enquire Of
JOHN d. GARDNER,
No. 5, Central Roc, Fors-Strest.
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SfaN The fast sailing Schooner Pilgrim,
$3.50 THss. SoULE, Master, having half Of her
cargo on board, win be dispatched for Freder-
icksburg, Virginia, oy Thursday next For
freight or passage, apply as above.
Portland, March IS, 1928.
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At Private Sale.

1000 lbs. ST. Domingo Leaf TOBACCO,
COOO 20 tons DO. do. LOCKWOOD.
$50 reams single and double Wrapping PAPER.
20OC bundles cut TACKS, from IL TO 16 OF.
March /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07
FREDERICK IA lMAYn

pOoK BINDER, (Cary-strcetJ respectruiiv io(orms H..
- public that he Is prepared 60 execute all orders In bis
line with neaness, durability AMI Dispatch lie acknnw-
eRcs NJ the time bis thanks his friend. and es
has been f,vsrcd
BLANK hooks. such as LeSrers Journals and Clerh,s
Records Of The best quality rucd and made to order for
merry ana forwarded TO any Place carefully packed tue
BOoK-WNDiNG, Of every description, executed in
style TO ensure general sa'isaeon either in plain or
elegant manner All his prices viii be found to silt Tie
present times.
n Is a small assortment Of BLANK BOOKS. Checks
md Negotiable Notes the different Hanks regularly
Kept for fae at the Dndery, convenient 70 the merchants
Cary street.
Also Coperplate Printing executed
November = Fl,
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ADDRESS
or the Republican Young Men of the city and coun
~ OF New York TO the Republicans Of the State


Or the Republican Young Men of the city and coun
" OF New York TO the Republicans OF the State
Feiioto Citizens The approaching election pro-
misses TO excme an interest far beyond the real i'm
porIapce Of the legislative duties which will be re-
CURED of the delegates TO be chosen. Our state is
unusually tranquil No question Of domestic policy
OF any moment is in agitation, and the of party
have almost subsidized. Again, however, they begin
TO Use. We are conscious Of the first approach OF
that question which for years past we have calm
y regarded AT distance. An evident reluclancs 10
touch IT sooner Than was absolutely necessary has
been generally manifested, perhaps from a forebodng
OF the violence which the contest might occasion,
and the consequent danger 10 which the Republican,
party would be exposed They already saw the tor
ches OF dlscord waving ~ those hands which had
often attempted its destruction, and ready al the an
pointed hour 10 be thrown into ranks. nc such
we're the cause OF our inactivity, our fears seem but
too well realized IN the zeal with which many Re-
pubicans have already enlisted themselves under the
banners OF different candidates. That a difference
Of sentiment should exist is natural Oug birth.
education, and habits are all calculated 10 create y
diversity of views, and iscue one or another OF
The candidates. Our opinions concerning men have
differed ~ former elections, hut have been ready
10 sacrifice them To The general good. Al this mo-
,ned, when tle ranks of party are more disordered
more prone 10 adhere TO lhem perhaps IN the
hope that others, more yielding than ourselves nay
surrender theirs. THIS policy cannot be pursued by
all but to the ruin nl the Republican parry ~ ant
disposed 10 haziid even its safety 10 the ind.
gence Of their individual wishes ifihey disposed
| 10 This reckless humor 10 disband the Republican
party and mDgle iu friendly forgetuncss with those
| whom, but few years siuce, they saw rejoicing
our counny's defeats, aud saddcoed NJ her iriumphs
f such Republicans to he found, ready, Tor ~,
ppluy qualification Of their own views, 10 bury in on,
| common grave al memory OF Republicans " FEEDER
iliss-s Of wing aud iofyol right aud wrong - an,
f such sre 10 he followed in their capricious move
merits 10y tho Of the Republican party, then W,
| do believe this county 70 be on the Of the mos
| perous crisis 10 has ever yet experienced. We SCI
! ~ perspective the Republican pafiy--that part
! which for many years has faithfully and triumph
aniy guided ouf country ~ war and ~ peace sci
that party broken and divided into numerous and hoe
ne factions ny the desperate oaods Of individual am
uitioD shaking this country 10 iis centre and hires,
ening It's dissolution aud ruin. This anticipation 9
not visionary We ask you bot 70 fosOw the probsbl
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EnnCATInN

1IlE subscriber will continue his schoplthe neyt yenr A.
bremn Recess, IN the COUNTY 0f Fluvanna. near New
Canton The o. instruction Is Intended 10 embrace
Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography, History and
TIE Latin and Greek languages those no wish car nj.
80 he Instructed IN the Mathematics. Terms-Cor hoard
and tuition, PAYABLE semannuay In advance each hna
~ finding his he'd aud bedding, candles els
100 per school year. months For instruction in
the Latin ard Greek languages, and mathematics or iiher
~ mem 80, and IN the English branches 90 Nc scho
ar VIII be received INFO the school shorter time than
one session or Eve months. Zach pupil will he surct IN
lax ~ defay The expeuce Of frewoOd 20 recesssro
Nf the school room The next term will commence
nrst nonday W. January Communications dire ted "
New Canton viii receive proper attention
Nnv'" aa--fr JAMES 81. DR coEq,e,
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Communicable

:
DIEO-On Tuesday nSrnine the 4ih inst. hr. Harry
SS IN inns city, in the 38th year of her age Mrs ANN
1EDDf consort of Ed. B. Geddy Kent county She
parable loss. "
Deparedth this life At Providence Forge the seat nf Vim
DnHgass Esq IN New Kent county, Friday lngt. Ohio
PSI OF Oc'2 ~ the ninth year Of her age Miss Alice
Hehnren the tdsughter OF Air r. endren Aor-
neY NJ law OF Petersburg She good, nd gentle
Fnher-hearie, ahrcinnaie child and of uncomfortable
beauty This bereavement has left her only surviving
parent prey 10 the keenest and heartfelt anguish
death has leYelled with the dust W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07
CRATES, PLOUGHS BE- g.

HE subscriber is receiving. offers for sale on mo
Il deraie terms, consignment of fresh imported and
nandSoney assorted crates of CrOckery Queens ware
Best English Seine twne and materials servants cloth
ing, such as Plains, Kerseys, Napt cottOnS &c. &c
lie is regularly furnished with PLOUIIS of varins :;
Ie ana patterns from the maufactory Of Messrs
Palmer, which (having been tried by number of res
pectable farmers, and found to perform entirely 10 their
satisfactorily are respectfully and confidently offered to
the public. GEO. p. RItIIAIlbSON "
-. Sign of the Golden Plough.
stock of Groceries.
Nave
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WARMERS BOOK STORE

VIE busnesheretofore in the Of Joseph
Il warner nctiag executor OF BENJAMIN de ii
was closed on the 9Th Sf september all persons in
denied to the concern will please pay and those
having demands will present their to Mr. PhiIip
setileithenl. RORTJiT \ c ~ FRI, "
ne business will be conducted in future al the old
s.nu HlurNtt Bridge, IN the name OF COLLINS co.
whose connection with the trade in Northern cities
enable them to keep constantly on hand A gensr 49,,
ment ofBOOKS and STATIONARY which they win CON.
iinue To dispose of on the lowest terms
~ Any article in the line ITO had) can be prooured
on the shortest notice - - fNN'e"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07
GEN. ANDREW JACKsoN.

This distinguished man has been elected a
Senator in Congress from the State of fen
nessee, Wee Col. John Williams jackson 50
votes Williams 25 votes From the papers we
were led TO believe that Gen. jackson would
have been elevated to any Office in his natv g
state per reclamation, the result however OF
the contest shows that he will be there oppo-
sed by powerful party, and as Tennessee
votes by districts, we can safely saw, he will
not receive in the Presidential College the
unanimous support Of that stale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07

The New York Daily Advertiser states tina
one dollar notes ofthP Bank of America, ne,
plates, are in circulation, altered into lens, an
are very neatly done.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07

MAHKItDI-On Tut sfiay evening the 2is ut Nv The
Kew d. Wnoiolk, Mr. WALTER BOWIE to the hmiable
county.
On the 29l ult. by the Rev. J. Woodbridge, HENRY w
WaIklN ms Jr Of Powhatan, Miss JUDITH T. daughter
oi Josiah HnRdly &c Amelia.
On Tie 3Oth ult y the Rev. Mr.. Fulton, capt JOHN n
HARRIS 90 the very Interesting and beautiful Miss EVA
LIMA ANN eldest daughter OF the late Robert Moseey
Esq. dec all Of buckingham county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07

TheiNew York Gazette says, 1--WE have let.
ters from Lisbon of n late date, which repre-.
sent Portugal in very unsettled state, and or
the eve OF a counter revolution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07
a DIGEST
Ole TIE LAWS OLE NIRCINIA

a DIGEST
OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA.
ILLUSTRATED BY JUDICIAL DECISIONS
y winch Is added nigested Index of Names of the
Gases ~ the virginia Reporisrs.-Dy JOSEPH TATE
the J0H.I'g Certificates sVH i.iah idea Of The
character Of the above work 49,
g. January g. 1925
Dear Sir We have examined the specimens jT'itis,-
Ereefions ErdeHee Civil Suits PSroi Agreementsl OF
Mr. rates book and highly approve Of plan execu.
on OF the work We have mo doubt it will lie very salu
ble moth TO the bench and the bar We regret that w,
had not Time TO submit the specimens Judge Coalter be
fore his departure for the country.
With great respect, your obedient servants,
y. 7. BROOKE,
- WIN. III. CABELL
Thomas Richie, Esq. JOHN w GREEN
have examined the specimens of Tate book
and concur in the above opinion.
- WIN. BRoCKENBROUGH
The work contains $40 pages royal on good pa
per-and neatly printed, on Long Primer, with copious
Mnion f
Price To non-subcrber, is six dollars fly cents in
the best calf binding. - '' 80
az booksellers will be furnished very liberal terms
Jor Casa THOMAS RITCHlE q co.
November f. 90 AR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07
DWELLING.

The Gland Jury of Charleston District has
presented Duelling one of the greatest
crimes against the peace and welfare of Socie-
ty, and as equally prescribed by the laws of
God and man. 1t is recommended that the
Constitution of the State he so altered as to
disqudlify the principal and second from hold
Ing any place ofhonor, trust or profit, and that
the representatives from Charleston use every
exertIon To obtain a modification of any arti-
Gle in the Constitution which may prevent the
enactment of efficient laws against so inhuman
a practice as duelling.
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TRUST SAFE OF LAND

by virtue OF deed Of executed nv BENJAMIN An
- derson 10 Joseph Shelton and Richard Morris bear
ing Date the l7b day of July, 1915 and duly in
tne clerks ONCE ofGoocland court the
ION DAY o. December next at Goochand Courthouse pro-
ded and s1tytwo OF land he SAM more or les
lying IN the county Of Goocbland and bounded by James
RIVER tue lands of John l. Harris dec Charles f. bates
dec and Others in order satisfy purposes Of The
trust deed this land lies adjoining oochand Courbous
and 10 an agreeable neighbOuroo such title will he CON
veyed to the purchaser is the trustees which is
believed 70 be unexceptionahle.
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lConlnrunicniedl

" The election Of members Of the Legislature takes
place through the state Of y. York, this week.