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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-04
MAINE LEGISLATURE.

The petition Of Samuel Sweetsnd aud others. which
was presented the House 18Th ult and committed
10 Inc COMMITTEES on the iacorpo ann of towns, who
ported in the Senate the OATH that the petitioners
have leave to bring 10 bill, sent 10 the House
G. there non-concurred-S the 9th the further
sdcratop the subject referred to the next Le
g'slaiure.
The town of Waldohoroash, with the execution Of
The petitioners. unanimously demonstrated II did not
appear that majority Of tine persons, residing the
territory described in the petition, were in favour
And the Inhabitants Of friendship, were generally or
posed. and there petition from that town Ii
was fully proved 10 the committee that religious
association or connexion existed between the two
towns. The part Of Waldoborough. to be off
prised IL school districts. The proposed Inc be-
tween tia towns, is Only ? 81 miles from tie
centre Of ". and eight miles from the ceRue Of r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-04

r. gsgs all Others, new csraty granting leave TO
bns in b'. which came from the Senate referred TO
the nrxt lie sliture. for after very
Iengny drnate, in which the Speaker. Adams. o:
Porland, Williams, Of Augusta Thatcher, of Warren,
Waiingiord Of Kennebunk, Parsons. Of Edgcomb,
AMI a;Aers took pat, the committee rose, and the
c,aIrmln reported that the committee recommend to
the House nonconcur with the senate. and accept the
report OF the committee who made the report-whch
was accordingly done, and the House adjourned.
SATURDAY, Feb /.
Tie bill additional to incorporate the Trustees Of
the Gardiner Lyceum, was read A third time and re-
fcrlad to the next legislature Yeas 69-nays 81
Mr.. Parker then gave notice that he should move
recon liberation on Tuesday next at ii O'Clock.
Passed to be eaacted-B to Incorporate the town
Of Milbun-to set off part Of Columbia to Harring-
ton-and Resolves in favor of Todd and Smith-in IA
vor Of Samuel Trask and Joshua Richa rdson-and au-
thozing thetow Of Sullivan TO abate the taxes on
Sullivan bridge.
The bill tofncorPorate Dexter Academy was refer
red to the next Legislature.
Tie Bin in favor of the Treasurer, Secretary and
Adutant Gen of the State ordered to lie on the
table until Tuesday.
James Bates had leave 70 Withdraw his petition
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-04
January q.

January II.
The bill 10 divide the State of Maine into
Districts for the choice of Representatives 10
Congress and prescribing the mode of election"
had been committed to a select committee ofthe
House, who had reported sundry amendments
tending to equalize the numbers in the several
Distrlcts-AH these amendments were reject
ed. Mr.. Thatcher submitted a motion that the
bin should be recommit ed for the purpose of
dividing the State into seven Congressional dis
trcls, conforming as nearly as conveniently
may be to the ratio prescribed by the last law Of
Congress, apportoning the number of Represen-
tatives 10 the respective States, having regard to
the Surplus population Of Maine over the mum
Der required BY tie law Of Congress, for the e.
lection OF seven members.
a debate cnsued at considerable length. in
which Col Thatcher contended that the ratio
prescribed bv the lag Of Congress ought to be
the guide in districting the State. That the pro-
posed mode Of distributing BY Comfy lines was
unprecedented, unequal ami uniust--that the
county Of Lincoln, would, upon this plaza, lose its
fair pro portion Of influence in the choice Of Rep
rcscntatives to Congress, rs well as of Electors
Of President and Nice-President if the election
should be made, as heretofore, by the Congress
sional Districts. The county of Lincoln with
52,953 Inhabitants, would elect one Representa-
tive and Oxford, with population of 27,l82
would also eject one. He said the precedent
was dangerous, and the inequality might be ear
ried to any extent-that no similar dstricting
had ever taken place in any Of the u. States
lie stated that without materially disturbing four
oiihe Districts, three Districts might be formed
from the counties Of Oxford Cumberland and
Lincoln. which, together, contain very nearly
though rather more than tile aumber prescribed
BY the law Of Congrcss.-AIr. IT, said, that tie
present ELL did not give to Lincoln, compared
to Oxford, sc. much greater share Of repre-
scniatlon than was allowed for the slave popula-
lion, and that such an unequal mode must, Of ne
cessiiy, be extremely revolving 10 the feelings
OF the people elected by il.
We regret t}lat we have il not in cur power to
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-04

R+soIyad That the committee on the .TnIic:ary
be iastrIctcito in1nro iato TIC sllnwance male
u mlrSha's for the safe keeping of seized Or cap
ture vessels.
The Hjuse rcfusel 81 70 50, to take up the
bill " to provilo for disciplning the Militia Of the
Unitel States
The House, in committee resumed the consil-
Grafton Of the bill regulating the duties Of I'm
ports AMI Tonnage.
Ectrdct IF letter, b the Editor Of the Frarirtis
GtSette, dated Washington, Jan. %.
g A committee has been appointed on the mr.
iilated document frope Tie treasury and consists
of Messrs. Dwight, Conflict, Edwards, Darling
ton, Kent, Saunders and Breckentridge. 1t IL
found that various other parts Of the documents
have been marked with the same kind of guile 10
The printer. One Of themi5 almost covered with
a paper pasted over IT, GaLEs s. SENroN, the
printers, say that the marks were made at the
treasury department, and it is now understood
from the conversations Of the friends Of the Sec
rotary, that he made them because these parts
were too complimentary TO the feelings. This
eyinces very extraordinary degree of modesty
on the part Of the Secretary, which has before
not been imputed TO him. Whether the members
who, in a burst Of indignant feeling. declared the
transaction gross fraud and contempt upon the
authority Of the house, viii accept this excuse
there arc doubts"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-04

-NareL-Fhe following vessels compose the squad
ron ron hitting out at Nornlk--Steam galliot Sea Gun.
CON- 20 ter-Lieui. Cond't. " illiam a. Watson
store ship Decoy, Lieut.. Cotnmandent lawrence
hiearney ; schIs. Grey Hound, Mast Conid'f. Tesa
Porter Jackall, Lieut.. Comdt. Thomas n. Stevens
Fox. Lieut.. Com'dt William H. Cooke; Nid Cai
Leu: Cemdt Charles w. Skinner Beagle. Iient.
S Cuuu I 1cnn n. Newton; Ferret, Lieut.. Coad.
Samuel Henley Terrier, Lieut. Con'd't Beverlv Een-
non and the cutters Nudge, Musquito, sand FIN.
Galley Nipper, and Gnat
ne sioop Of war Peacock Capt Cassion, ana schr.
9haFS' Lieut. Comdt Perry, viii be attached 10 tie
Com Porter and Capt. Cassin. left Norfolk on liz
-o'n Ut - the steam boat Virginia. FOR Washington
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-04
DIED.

10 kennehunk. Mr. Ts.ael Triun.--Tp Eerr.. AK
port % mr. George Perkins-Iu Soutl-Bewicl ssrs
..lolIia Emery, aged H. IL Beswicl, Dir Ebene.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
A vIRGINIAN.


Most OF our readers Pe"dieon npd igyfh the washing
ton Republican and the Franklin Gazette 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding thoroughly satisfied of The utter f-
Hy of this accusation. For such, however, may still
entertain the slightest doubts upon tire atter VIC beg leave
to submit the ,llowng Communication Judge Toit-
Conclusive, We would eonseiention.y term it)
TO TIVE EDITORS OF THE RioHHovD ENQUIRER.
CfrfboS"e 8ia } April q. 1925
,ienlcmen received l'v the lis, nail The r. En-
qnret ol the 4 ol The prescott n,ouil IN which an,
directly called on ~ state what know of the early
poncal principles Of Mir Cr,Wfotd the present sec.
rrirry of the treasury. I have ol,sr, vcd Tor snn,r
time past. hat fie rsi~icnry Of Me- Crawford's
r'lfiral course hiss beeu mpnaned in some OF tho
rn'ac journals, and lh"t Tho addrcs- Of iie young
'"rn 81 Nasnsia N Jn, 1875 lws been addnced y.
pfooi az hs hcing 0l The federal marty M iha time
MOVING rs do how Umcriv eronndess this charge
-, d"i mol SUPPOSE that any rcinaon of IT, could
hr nreessafy and that he m,ny similar rslsrhooas
4 would sou" pass Of i.hnat injecting any one an,
be iteniier Bei appears 'i. The friends Of iii.
grn'enan 49, 'nany rarts - the ,onnfrv are or q
diitefrn' opinion They seem 70 iliok tia, oude,
eNisiine e'fcns t'"rss ln- charge narh, 10 be me-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
HYliEIA HOTEL

rTiE subscriber has reoici he house at or Point copyrG
known 10y The above Title, and Is now Pre- pared to re-
ceise company.
The Proprietor coatemrlaes hniiding y large addition
which WHEN cowPleied, viii ncrra nn Der % rooms
Ia twenty. Tiis 81 ~ be 10 readiness carly ~ July.
TIE to ibis place bs Steam Boats, Baiti-
mnr', Washington city, Richmond and rstrrsisrg-front
which lie passengers AN band wnhin yards tie.
Hnpse Erss saving n the expense and rarr.
ar~' wIcf grc cdr1 isrpSs tcre-eyery facility being
uH'ti" VI ti iifnpnn Steam Uoat, which daily be-
'seep Ntrlnik, if fort Conilot afd Hampton
"bfily NJ The clfr. bring constantly refreshed with tho
sos iscfzesihe hard Htrdy hrat fr 5a Water B4iiDp
nrd Both Houses which he Immediately err-ic or
be COMMUNICATION Of i'ie si ~ ned, this
The n.i d%,fte sitrninn, sthri ~ Tie United Sales,
or Invalid rs wr n, for u'c.e whose object pcssnr
ard afrr ercnf,
sbcerhead. H~gf fish aad citer fnc ffh Tor the tabe
may br caugF ia The greatest aunance Hnd nIuuf lie
t itsrs aud viii afford great 10 those WHO
l,- fcnd 20 he sport
The sSrier hls made fora rorftHrf snp
ply % JiNlPkk WATER the Dismal Swnnf'--aud
hs r-Onis~- h Visitors abundant table Of the esl Acaf
Fish Oysters, ar IN TACT ~ every iing which gra
e. 10" psistfhe hest Liquors. Wines. &c.goon aztec
dance tfinr iroaty cngrCed etcellcf srF4aDsf
hi, ilinr which VIII cxcluse DEVOTED ths
nayngranrt ~ ~ k.'agiishuicni
, sly It, IN FE'TNCis e. fSYEoN1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Ffuranna-Wm. c. Rives $40 mo opposition,
STATE SENATE
Gen. Laurence T. Dae (whnse election ,ons onpo in
Spnttsyvania country has been from his district t
the Senate oi Virginia
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
F'ronnG-l corrected u. Payne 235 Gideon A.
Strange 2i7--ti"o Simnn al, Overon b. Petit IS.
! RI.doi b'h-W,lliaia Marienoy. William ranies.
Jln the county of Augusta, votes were
given To Mr. John Wayt--but he not candidate.
TtiE WHEaT.-We hear from various parts
of the country, that the Fly is making destruc-
tive work with the growing crop of WHEAT :,
which, in all other respects looks very promis-
ing: fredericksburg Her.
The. Nnf. mi, nfthe 18th states, tina, the Hes
san fy had made great impression on the
wheat in Frederick, Shenandoah, &C. large
grain counties.
n The chiacs bvg has appeared IN spots farms
IN cur nl. horhoo ard ~ Amelia keport-
prnpec's 81 the Wheat abui the
peculiy requested from various parts of the IEnq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
...... = - FOR TBE FgQuIRfR.
LETTERS TO a YOUNG MEMBER OF Till
RAf{--No f.

Gessi wags'raun sic, vt dignas accreverit mi r
bgo duco hoe puerius guam sumere dgniieuf ex
spendorc muneris.i
love my office 50, that dignity IN IL from me-
reckon this hHndonirr than 90 borrow dignity FINN the
spenior OF office. Ciarls5, rya,t,,s
Ny Dcar Nephew &: a largo majority Of mankind
form their Opinions Of the usefulness aud dipn,,y Of
the different professions. trades aud emnlnyniet,s
Of human industry 10y observing CLOSELY The nianne,
and lives OF those who follow them. The mrrh.nic
merchant, farmer, lawyer physician aud minister cf
the gospel each furnishes To the world miatertals
Tor Judging Of the Occupation to which he has de-
voted his lie II The mecinnic is idle, irregular in
his habits and wants puRctnalily, he doe~ injury moi
10 himself alone, hnt, 10 the whole ci,ss tn which he
belongs " the merchant wants attention or infelli.
gcncr "a the management uf his affairs ~ iprgri,
~ Transactions with his customers I've ni.iSt ultimate.
y lose bis own respeesaI'iliiy AID excifc nciudic
tgreHc' or less aCcordng 80 his indivhinn nipor.
iHnce) against the whole mercantile order Tae
i"rmer Who sHiPrs lhr Seasons TO pass by whilst
be ties on BIS bed or iVgnzes about ,averns, regard
less OF The conditions I'll his firm, his mbourers or
his sfock, will iWng rom on bmscf and perhaps dis
fepute on those who are engaged 10 the same
pursuit. The lawyer, by negligence, euunisc
treachery ahd fraud hts often sol j~cesf hnseR Z,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
LAND E0R SAI4E.


Y tirtne Of hr last win of Tbo' Graves
~ jun deceased The suhtcrber nrrs for sale tract OF
land Wherein lie sSd Gfes resded lying in cnunty
Of Chesterfield, falling niles from Marches.
ter aud conirieg 5N7 considerable part Of
tract - cScerf' creek nv grounds, Of which has
hrsn reclaimed aud dei CIVILIZATIONS aou One-bnf
Is ,noi, md j. said bv judge he imbercd thar,
act in te rUuuyihe balance now i'm
cugaon Tie situation = healthy, abounds goo.f
wnf"r In offering this lind ir sale the subscriber
rHufsd thai land in tie county oT tho
Tive "iOrcs advantages 10 persons DESTROYS
Ting iarni ~ ~ II size.
lfhe of disposed Of privately I've
fore tho fest fay " Juy IL will that sold
public auction ' premises, ~ O'Clock, upon
81 siN Hrd tn Give innnihs.
JFAN persons having claims The above .c-tae, wills
pisr he them tnOwn the subscribers Ia
dehed re rcqneiri forward and discharge ia5
same without 'ieliy.
WM. IS CLARKE, Ex'or
NAV iG. 9--wt1rv Of Tho's Grave ir ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
FOR RENT or I.EASE-

RhiE TAVERN At Jinwiddie Courthouse; tLere is SUI
49, bsiert land attached ohi high state or improve
e ~ make grain ennu gh rr The he risre IL should
~ an inncement 20 am having family educate ~
y wei regulated acAdersy within few hundred yard.
M pare or good aifr beds, and great number Of
'ces ihat would suit the II Tie above property
- 10, privately rented by October rourt viii be set on TO
We higct bidder HAT day. Persons dispocd 10 rcpl can
n's s "ppleniionso me- residing on the lrcmi.e..
RiaN 10. 3-wu IgflN gCOTr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16

virtne Of decd of executed n tie subscribers
. ny ucoigt " Baird. n rh due IT, Dem and
ge, and dnls recorded ic county NJ Duckng-
,, We VIII expoe Il public sale, Saturday the DIST dsv
W Snne next, iefurr The door of Nessrs. Iangofu
~ Scr"gfe IN fhe Town ~ caira ard of um-r-
.nn The tact Of land on which the said Gen W. Iai,,
w, fesies containing hundred acres. mrrh
WI hr s"fice"ttO raise the of TO together with
c'; and charges. TIE title Is believed l'e .nml.
:. HENRY PAGE.
L. stNy 10. G--fde WA. AKEfS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
SITUATION WANTEO

a Young man who has been hrough up in clerks ice
OF superior conri of law also OF countv corr,
WISHES TO engage as an assistant in eher Office for the prc
sehi year. or ~ the office of attorney al law
10 a IL. al Nilleboroug. Caroline county will he
immediately attended 10. Moderate wages will lie reuuire,
"' ne can prove Ivy luis merit W is deserving OF
February 10. ~ o., w ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16

10 INC Fsf1IoTs NJ he Richmond Inqnfffr.
GFNTLFMEN: The Trenton True american
has ar"wed iis partisIiiy fcr Mr.. John Quincy
Adams. and gives for its reason declaration
t'o this effect " 1Hni yNr. .adgms. tho once n
Jeder0lisi, moenonimouseiy GJaudoued hoi
pnriV icbcp he lenders ofii abandoned The int
rests of Meir country"
Is this declaration corrrct ITO give the
answer LET three enquiries be- made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
A I'VE ACfUER

a YOUNG MAN, qualified 20 teach The varions hr,rc
,ornlng correct English education, wishes to obtain
lie ,, ~ ~ uI'r IN private family BEING unemployed.
he W"uu make an engagement either ore mr. Inc
@ Hear'it may not te improper state that for the
wv" iHS wears he has been both cugaped In ,eocb;r,
school and pursuing the study Meiicne and sner,
",er ~ attending the lrcures delivered in The nIeic,i
o".ei-ny OF Philadelphia This Lattice Circumstance Ia
.ntnien because he should procure school ON n Man
"hrre mere are many negroes, his services Gf ,ey
wor'h rosicng) will be ceerily and GrceIY rendsre,
".ns s'cS an may save much expense 10 their ornrr
'esa'"s himself, I've produce snfisfacfory MFR
", W.: will be attended 10. - ''e oo"n-
April 20. -, o.,r-.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16

Chapman Esq. President a,sd Commando,
m Chief ofthe Prorince Of .Vtis Brunsictck
&c. Sc. &c.
Il.ave therefore thought fit to Issue this
( Proclamation, hereby declaring that No other
or higher duties, and no other charges of any
kind are levied or exacted upon the vessels Of
the said u. States admitted into the said Ports.
or upon any Goods, Wares or Merchandise,
imported therein in the said vessels other than
upon British vessels, orupon li'te Goods, Wares
or Merchandise, imported in the said ports
from elsewhere"
Tn the schooner Planet, which arrived yes
ferday from Honduras, came passengers, the
Commissioners from the important Pro-
vince Of Guatimala on the Spanish Maine
to propose the Union of that Province with the
United States.
The following are the names of the Com
missioners-Lt. Col. Rifael Castillo, Col
Manuel Jose de Arce, DON Juan Manuel
Roderigues, 1t. Calletana Bedoya.-Don
Manuel Zelago, died at sea.
They will proceed to Washington in Jew
days. Boston Pal.
The Philadelphia papers state that the
works for the SchuylkilI Navigation GO
ing on with great rapidity, and it is expected
the whole distance OF about one hundred
miles TO Mount Carbon, will he nearly com.
pi~tpd this season.
There are now two thousand mon at work,
one thousand men on the district above Read
ing, and one Thousand men between Reading
and Philadelphia.
.4n0thsr .SieGm Bonf iosf.-The Steam boat
Thomas Jefferson, which piled between Lou
isve and F'orence. while ON her way To the
latter place on the 18th ut. struck snag and
sunk The damage Cannot be ascertained until
considerable fall shall take place in the river.
.7ccident.-On Friday last at New York,
while trial was making of the engine of the
new steam boat Patent, the engine WAS stopped
fnr the want of steam. AT the instant uf start
ing the boat again, when there were about
six inches of steam, the boiler hurst about the
middle of the large fur, and scaldpd six men,
all of whom Were below and near the engine.
The accident could not he accounted for, as
ihc boiler had borne more steam than il appear
I'D 70 have-at that time, and The presumption
was that there was sumo stoppage in the steam
Snage. Three Of the men were su badly scald
ed, that it was feared they would not sur
sire.
KNOXVILLE, IT. May 2.-Abou, two weeks
side ofTcnnesscc river in Marion county. Two
parties met one commanded by John II. JEFF
frey. The other by William Wright On the
first FIRE Jeffrey was shot thro' the heart and
another Of his party was wounded. A third
was then knocked down with gun and had
ms iyrad mIserably beat and bruised. Reg
The president of the Usiicd States has Of.
E..It.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16

w n ."lnt'I 70 The ja of Louisa soWn1V "a an H.
or MTt-iV rt Nv, uary last negro named MELfA
~ ,Ls, weo states that she or was The uroferv ~ y
"pM'p ~ ibe city Of Richmond and came orein,iI,
ard -, -, ~ family IN or about the of Alexandria
pzy. - - pif. howen upnn bic removal from clmoud
fs., permission 10 shift for herself o. return 10 an,
ar AZ tue fsnnieys near AieSnndfia She is about IS
scsr -, ~ age OF ordinary size, peculiar mark or
sill @ ner-compiains of considerable infirmify ai has
,,es, ~ pe"ltiy appearance The owner is hereby re-
rske H. cnhe forward, prove property pay charges and
yer away or she will he dcHl with a the law dreg
=. - L--MllW IOHN n. pIICE LII.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
LAND FOR SALE-

Nv III ne sold without reserve, the highest bidder on
sor l.; ~ ,<,. nny ~ August next ut Joseph NJ. Jefrress'
IL ~ nc 'onhy ~ Lunfnhurg, land living n
sv IJn"y OF rr,nce Edward, The head Of Mig Soo
20 ,h sg pS late survey 30 acres sell adapted
10 'e CULTIVATION of tobacco cora wlent and obsr
AZ, g s. gu smngS, and good improvements.
.sn Is presumed thnf person will purchase ,v;,h,,,
Tue premises, any further description
On ny person wishing 10 purchase privately can do 10
May i6 s-4is Tucysc rosur,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16

W.. MATHEW WILLIAMS You viii rIea.e ID THO
hoiice, TIA; shall the 18th iny OF Sei,cmer ,eos
* the store house OF Watkins Green proceaJ % al, ~
,fi si''"n OF Alice Gillian, Elizabeth Perknson lanes
sen Archer FRrrill, David Buster md Jon Fs,
s, 70 be read MS evidence IN n suit in cancrry
I in the county Charlotte ,ybere;1
IN plaintiff and you defendant. F
-nNv ~. 9-wfW+ THOMAS MOnGAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16

The president of the Upitcd States has Of.
hclaify recognized Bnchet Martignv as Vice
Consul of France for The port of Norfolk
and also j b. A. NJ. Drsrze as Vice Consul
lad interim) of France for The port of Boston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16

Cotton Yarns from The Union Monvylcfoyy.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Nos. ( to IS in
elusive.
Bales 5 t,78 s. "A Brown Shirtings :
On cp"slgnmcntfron the Union manufacturing Company
of Marvland-fOr spit by
Mnrrh ~. IGa-f WILLIAM ANDER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
HARn WARE MOONS

VIE suh,oriner has received Philip Tabb Rasseas
ilsspring Supply nrIiAUD WARE GOODS. which are
"heie' on accommodating terms at the sign Paddock
Alay 70. 3-w3w THOMAS A. RUST. :
ioii I" employ MILLER FOR lie eosnne wear r. "
good Character and comprtr master OF the business
married man wih snail iHnlily viii lie Preferred, For
in'ihrr Partcui7rs apply JOHN II. CRAVEN Penpark
near CiIIrO! tSviile. sac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
Extract Of a letter from Benjamin Ceapeland
grandson 10 The late Col CIereLnn6

SFUHU5UH 10 Ute UHfttOT. CIeUeIHnH.
am the grandson ofthe late Col CIeave-
land, who was one ofthe colonies who com
nandedat Kings Mountain. was raised by
him and Immediately in the neghboarhcod of
many others who were in that action. have
frequently heard my grandfather say that
Col. Campbell was brave man and aeied as
such IN the battle of Kings Mountain. IL i,
should be requested, il is in my power to pro
cure any satisfaction on that subject, AS there
are YET some IT those old veterans living in IN =
neighbourhood wiio were in the action, and
will testify TO what | say"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16
SPRING GOODS

ID oBEET HALL NILSSON have received bv the re-
cent arrivals from New York and Phia,leula large
ana general assorim' nj OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY
rrc-Ve 10y t" regular packets from the above ports
good" as nnv Ice keep their all
iieS Con'iet which they Will sell at the very lowest
prices tor cash. Nav 2 1tf-f