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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07

TO .MORROW, WEDNESDAY Jan. 8,
al u O'Clock 0t Office,
= CASKS Smyrna Raisrns,
- 2i d. fre,h Malaga do.
ID bikes bloom DO.
IL DO muscatel do.
casks S. S. sperm Oil,
100 boxes brown Soap,
4 or casks Lisbon Wine,
2 pipes Canary do.
5 or. casks sweet Malaga do.
Do. do. dry do.
rs bbls Cider,
SO qr. boxes spanish Cigars.
case containing
CASSLNERES g. BROADCLOTHS.
The above will be sold without reserve 10 close
A concern.
ATWOOD & QUINCY, .querrs.
Jan. Z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07

voted tie first moments of manhood to the SER
vice of his country and the cause of freedom
snch tokens of remembrance and regard are pc
cullarly grateful and they have been more pre-
cous to me, not only they indicated gener-
Gus appreciation of humble efforts to be useful
but have sanctioned the immortal principles
which originated and perfected the revolution.
But conscious that the claims Of nature to ex-
empton from the care and anxieties of official
responsibility cannot be resisted with impunity,
deem il an imperative duty to announce my
determination to decline being considered can
didate for reelection to the office of chief mag
istrate devoutly implorng the benediction of
Almighty God on all the interests Of the Com
monwealth, and rendering to You, fellow citi-
zcns, my sincere wishes for your personal happi-
ness. JOHN BROOKS.
Council Chamber, Jan. /, 1922.
Gen. CHANDLER present senator in Congress
from tins state, received the votes Of the Senate
on Saturday for reelection, for the succeeding
term of SIX years; his name was sent TO the
House and tomorrow assigned for the choice.
We suppose as this gentleman is in the interest
OF the Treasury department at W Washington and
advocates the pretenslons of Mr.. Crawford that
lie counts his election certain by cur Legisia-
| ture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
FROM TILE RRAZIIS-

We are indebted Ia AN Intelligent passenger
in the brig Frederick, arr wed this forenoon in
SlIdays from Pernanbnco, for the following
speculdll0ns on The present state of affairs in
BraZils
The very inpolilic conduct of the ministers
IN RIO de JaneIro in persiSiing, on the part OF
The Emperor, for the Veto Absolute, and for
two houses of Congress, one the Repre-
sentative, the other ,he inability, 10 country
whtie nobility did not exist, and their great
anxiety In create and perfect this class, would
occasion difficulties, which, il was easy TO
ioretei, could not lie overcome unless they
very shortly altered their plans The reign
ot his Majesty uiIl either be very short or he
VIII be continually involved in disputes with
Ills sunIects, who are far from being disposed
10 allow such extraordinary powers to the
ehiei Ut their government, whatever may be
ms title. The people in general have placed
;" Mile ia'ih IN the plans adopted by this new
government, that nothing but strong military
force, ot which the Emperor is The chief, has
prevented them some time since from showing
their disnfiection.
Bahia, It IS Supposed, cannot hold out much
ionSer, although IL has received great assis-
lance III provisions many people had pre-
Viously, died OF hunger within the walls. 10
case oi lie evacuation of That place by general
Madura, t-has been deiiberated upon IN coun-
c'i, aud III all probability will be determined
on, To attack Pernambuco, and this NAV be
loo easily carried into execution. Madura
possesses about Ii ships of war, independent
OF schuOners, &c.-While Pernambuco has
nor one that can appear even against a small
snip and il is not improbable, from this
manGu're, that one half of the BraZls may
De cut oil from The dominion of the Emperor.
Pernambuco is very little disposed TO accede
10 Tie vet" of the Emperor, and it is matter
OF very great uncertainty rs yet, whether
mere VIII not be a serious disturbance against
nose who appear at all suspected to be in
,aN"r OF such measure. The government
nave been actively employed 10 prevent this
"ut should they finally succeed, it will be more
TWINS To good fortune than sound judgment,
IL an reports are To be credited.
- MaTanharn being decidedly in favor of the
0ortes of Lisbon, lately shipped upwards OF
3oO Brazlllans for the latter place, inimcal to
"ia' cause. NJ T. En-. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
OHIO CANAL.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS.

>, Lo,0cr Sandusky, July 10, 1898.
MI Oimsted- According To- your request,
WIZ give you AN account Of the proceedings
oi The Caual Commissioners nj their late
meeting IN this place, 50 far as | have ascer.
."ined them. Gov. Brown arrived here or the
u Instant Gov WOrthington, Judge Tap
pnn ana Judge Miner on the Sd and Messrs.
" "'lams, buckingham and Kelley on the 4Ih.
~ ~ me 9th the whole board went down the
river and Bay to Portland They examined
we uePth OF the water at every place in the
pNsr which was pointed out to them as most
5In""ow, and sounded the south channel by
=, 'eIe Island. From Portland part of the
commissioners went tO Putin bay on the
~ ana on their way sounded the south chan
"e' rom Sandusky Bay To the Lake. Those
VI uhe Commissioners who went to Put in
D."y on me 9TH, went to the mouth of Portage
,Ner, They examined the channel at the
nou'h OF that river, and ground between the
,b ;e' 1"u Sandusky Bay, and then returned To
";'a l$iee on the 9Th. The other Commits.
pH,"ntFs sounded the north channel from the
10y 10 tne Lake, the north channel al Eagle
1"'H' ana The channel at the mouth of Port
,Ner and returned here on the 9th
me commissioners then directed surveys
ana estimates to he made for canal from
AyaInochte summit 10 this place, and to the
"u".h OF the SciOto, and from the same sum.
nat, 20 St' Mary's, ifit should be found prac
se."g TO continue the same level that distance
~, IN direction. am not able To inform you at
we" "nNt point they have determined to end the
;pai' they have come to any such deter
,ba DaNoh but from what | could learn, and
ei,y we're not very communicative con.
W, ,9dt the place vt ending the canal is not
yet settled but will depend on the estimate
,,o made, and the donations which NAV
pc gwen to the state for making il. sun.
p;o rom what heard, that the Commits.
H. ~ wish to BRING all the western feeders Ia
II y"mochte summit ia navigable canal
,b., should be found practicable and in
& ,I 'a' case the Mad river can be conducted Ia
e same IeFsL by navigabe feeder but
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
Iiceniy .fUe per cent Discount ppon he Land

fhr ~ me State n Nfiugiy.
kE sup'crine'" wishing 10 dispose Of large amount
OF llin"s STATE paper, viii undertake To- nay the land
AK due s state 10y IVY nOnresient upon The following
terms, 10 wit 'e
~ any nonresident viii d 'sitr our credit in the Bank
ut We UnUed StaesUr branches three t,urts Of
ne Sum which he wishes paid upon his land and transmit
~ % ,nr efld"nce ot uch depOse, will hprpup1n nav
F Wuole amount 81 The tar required 10 be paid bo
my cost o. charge tor orr er,ee AND will transmit the
T'cept o TIE treasurer auditor the case
may require, 70 the hank ~ which such depnsite NAV be-
iade 10 our credit: which he considered u,.epss
by necessary 90 authorize either as 10 receive ary
part Of the drposite. wy
by THIS plan The fsk or transmitting money anil Other
Important casualties and dsugs.s viii avoifpd vc
receive nothing wihaut fest hsin performed orr eneroe
f, meuts. " -"s'b'
The lands are divided Erthe rurpasf " taxation info
nree clssscsi the hr,t paws duir t ,econd one dol
var ahd NV rFu rnd uie ird dlitr per hund ed
acres Ihe stl"s o anf Cot taxes viii rnif1encc on the
~ peeemer neV Those heretofore rirken or io the
STATE nay De re 'cmed ty paving toe a due win sx
pc, Seu' ineresi Thereon, on ~ sfe thp January next
l communication thc subject 60 be- iete 10 T,mcs
Mitchell Of Beiieyilc. So Clair county ,ois
/ o,...,,- g.. JAMES MITCHELL
} b'','FHe' ~ t''f county. DANIEL p. COOK
| 'f.'t''-ftt..g .N-h 21-.w7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
FRESH GRnCERIES-

TUE subscribers having akeu the formerly occu-
i pied ty fr. Samuel Bgham, and opposite 20 Messrs.
Anderson Wood'ons, Carystreet, have received gene
raj assortment Of groceries, comprising almost every article
in the lnefor sale in quantities 20 suit purchasers for
cash or town acceptauces.
Also, TEAS, WINES & LIQUORS. selected with partic-
uar care iUf retailiug aud warranted genuine
Persons from The country will find 10 their interest 10
examine The assortment; being determined soH NJ the
lowest cash prices. Goods purchased by sent up
tie river viii be put JOddthe boats free Of aus charge
JhsB have C0nayamsnt-
% kers Lard. iu small kegs Tor family use;
bales superior COTTON;
~ boxes Mustard, direct from the mspufactOry, and
warranted fresh.
TT Tho dwelling part Of The house occupied by them is
for rent q" very noderate price " taken Immediately and
IS vel calculated tor the cnence Of seutee ly.
August g. c7-wew u r MI sVD e az.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
.YOMLN4TIONS

lbe system OF nomination goes merrily on in Ten
nesree.-On The Eth ut " a number Of the citizens Of
Lincoln county adopted Resolution recommend.
ing Gen Jackson-and also that,
Hhereas from the great number Of aspirants 10 the
Once OF chef magistrate of The United States election
ny the college otelectors is extremely predetermined and
~ the event that the electors fail in making selection
election OF President wil by the constitutions upou
me house represnntfves Of the United State, il is there
election for representatives congress- should in making
their selections have especial regard to the sentiments
entertained upon this subject ny the candidates for their
sufrages Therefore,
ReSofvsd That will support any man for congress
who will not unhestatngly and 5uequvOcaly pledge him
eiio support 4ndrc" Jackson FOR the presidency Of the
United Stafes.n
But, how can any candidate mike such pledge
when according To all rational calculation will he
directly IN the teeth Of tie constitution, which the
Representative swears tn support '--Unpss General
jackson should he among lie three persons " having
tie highest number" Of electoral votes the RI Of a.
cannot vote ior him Such pledge, therefore, at
best, can only be a conditional one.
A resolution support Gen. Jackson was also
adopedby the citzeas Of Sumner oousty ON tie I'm
and on the I5th, by those Of Jddersop county To
the amount OF Two three hundred -ihrse last also
resolve t1a " We will not ptOoiO,e the election OF ny
man TO either branch Of The state legislature or 10 e.
ier house Of the Congress Of the D. 8. who viii not
pledge himself to promote wishes and aid our
exeruons 90 the election Of Jackson
respectable meeting OF the citizens Of Chris
fioi' county, Kentucky. have come 90 u reeoiufipr
" cordially 70 support Hspy C,,B Tor ihe next pr4si.
deucy. aud in recommend hi0 10 the ycoylr OF fir
l. '-tl votes lu f,eor oc Nir Clsy and agiire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08

DsralcT Of virginia TO wit: lie It remembered, that
- on the fourth day " August, IN the fory-eighh year
ofthe independence ofthc United States Of America Daniel
Exceen Of the said district hath deposited this Office the
title Of book, She right whereof he claims autnr in
the words following, wit The Grammatical Spcilinr.
BOOK, consisting Of grammatical Instructions with spelling
tables annexed for the Of schools in the common circle
BY Daniel EGceen." n conformity 10 tue act of the CON
gres the United States, entitled An Tor the cucour-
agemeni Of learning, by securing the copies
and books, the authors and pfopretOrs Of such comics
during the times therein mentipned.v
RICHARD JEFFRIES, Clerk OF the
27-w4wt District Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
OBITUARY.
'' doomed 10 ttuiIlen
The cypress auth The Dtyy.,yr a., ~

q -, i" doomed 10 tIBins"
- " Ihe cypress auth the myrtle tien
:, departed Ihis lille on the 18Th u nj The ccunty Of
Ma'hews, MIR JOuH A RIDDLE, until recently AN
inhabitant OF this CITY.
When the aged are removed, it is sometimes an
aHtcuhg, hut IS always ordinary drsljenSi,iion
leheht erect Is produced on sorrow by tong exppr-
thuon Gtiei IS mitigaied aud elievrd by prepnta.
no" Tor an una' odabe and iDpeniing event " hich
ule course ct nature announces As AT hand. Bui
there IS something in the sudden fate of ON. so vo,.,
IN liie and warm IN hope, that it cannot he REGARDED
as AN ordinary bereavement IL is surely c,louaIcd
10 impress peculiar sympathy aud 10 disclose iu
"ue ana melancholy cOlOrs The VANITY of human OK
PecIhiohs In the freshest bloom of lile-tne ,e,,
picture OF heaiiii--scdree week bud nur"d t, ron
ms " bridal hour, when the grave has closed biz
career ~
Mr. Fiddle was young man Of blameces moral.
'-"ni'hbie ch'racler-nnd ingenious u,uiu"rs Ea
eiSpayed great assiduiy ~ his profession which at
,OTueu every promise oil emiucnce aud rrspPciai,iI,
IN 's cry lie enjoyed great portion of in,i,yida
esteem and public regard His premaIurc ,eaih f..
regretted ny wide circle OF friends and acuusip
t'n'es-hui who Is to depict The sorrows Of his
young aud lovely partner--oi his respected and al
hiCted family
fails TO lot (says the Elizabeth civ n e. usrub
hcan) 10 notice the death of WILLIAM r. MUSE. Esn
VINO departed this life the f9b uIt after an Hines m
90 hourS aged 81 years. MIR. Muse native C Wrst.
ureahd county, Virginia, but moved Til, county when
very young. He had filed Of rT
" Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions for his county m
th Ias % years, in such manner as to give ran.rl
sihclion lie has left blank wbich will never he filled
n was father to the aiherleSs protector TO tie widow
ell His hand always open and his ear was n.vsr
drAw The goodness uf his character but in word ne was
Truly the PHILANTR0PIuSF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
FROM FRANCE.

New YORK August 4.--Capl. Price ofthe
fast sailing ship Hamlet, has favored us witha
file of Nantz commercial papers 10 the cath of
JUNG, but they contain no political news.
twas reported that the French ship Pene-
lope, fiom Calcutta for Bordeaux, with car
go of 600 TO 800 cases ofindigo, had been cap
tured ny Spanish privateer.
The French ship L'Amelie, from Havre,
for Senegal, had been sent into Corunna by
the Spanish privateer Heroic Nina.
The French Stocks, closed at Paris June
Goth, at SO 90.
< Bordeaux paper of June nth, received
by the Brandt, contains "A photographic des-
patch from Madrid of the 18th, addressed to
the Duchess of Angoulrme, announcing
That gen. Bourmont WAS nj Truxillo, on the
18th. and would be AT Merido on the 18TH
On the 10Th, brisadier Merino attacked the
enemy's corps ofEmpecinado, 1900 strong, at
Mosaleja, and completely routed them with
the loss of 80 men," uer. .4dr
PIRACY.
Extract from letter from q gentleman IN Trim
iddd de Clba, dated June ID, 1928.
avail myself of this opportunity to in
form you that a piraical schr. was taken a
week ago on our coast by two English cruz
zers. The pirates made their escape on shore
and troops have been sent from this place in
Pu'Suh tiic'il. On DOdrQ OF tnelr NeSSei
We're found several papers belonging TO the
brig Mechanic, as to this day there is no &C
counts from Captain Ray or his crew, it is We.
~ much TO be feared that they have all been
massacred aud am sorry Ia add that Mr.
Linson de Forest, of New York, must have
experienced The same fate, as he took passage
on board of the Mechanic
P.S.-Just as l was going to close this
letter, heard that thirteen Of the pirates had
just been conducted to the jail Immediately
went to the government house, and there
learned that they had actually captured the
Mechanic, and after rundering, set fire to her ;
from Tie contradictory answers they gave "a
bont captain Ray, passengers aud crew, il
leaves not the shadow Of a doubt but that
they have all fallen victims To the barbarty of
these terocious assassins. My heart is full at
this moment can say no more"
From the same Gentleman, under Gute of 81 sii
From The declaration Of two negroes now
IN goal, It appears that they were on board the
pIraticai schr. at the time the Mechanic was
captured d; that the first hey did was TO secure
all hands that afterwards they proceeded 10
take what money Capt. Ray had-and not
content with that hanged and shot every soul
on board"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
YEN DOLLARS KENADD

ANYWAY from The striber on The nirbt or ia. g.
OF June, BAkTLET. lad belonging to fle estate f
i,Ahout ~ years old FIVE feet eight inches b;gb of
pexi9n between olive and black. how legged and pert in
hiS dhre lie was hired asty year believe 10 Neil Nc
Cou, OF Marion Hl, Fellow ichniond where he has I,tai
heen SEEN ard about which thero little he is nn
iurNhg, er ~ the employment Of Re has reI
lions ~ the ntighbor01d If the Grrn Springs In Tnu
hnd also on thc estate OF the late r. Garland IN fIarovr
wil pay tie above reward for bis delivery 10 mo or In
j. so that recover him. a. H. n tutfSU%" 90
Dover Mlls, Gnnrhinn.. Annnsf r. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08

pretended Interests aud unnn,nrsi prcjodces wiii he
urged to the uttermo-t, by thuse 'who eau never
triumph when they meet the democracy of the
wards il. The question for Republicans is,--Smd il
IS worth their whole attention, --wheiher ihey "a
prepared 10 yield The insd,ou. arts of pretended
friends, that ascenJancy which they have n,a'nthred
through long series OF Struggle aud trial sainst
avowed enemies!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
WILLIAM Is. MATTHEW'S
Tarpalonnock. Essex COUNTY Amen-l 3. l7-wAw
VALUABLE LAND FOK SALE

PURSUANT to the last viii anil te.tainert of Jsban,
Scrugg decd, will BE- SOLD the ate residence of .a
Sc'uS"s ~ the lower ehd Of TIL buckingham on
we -t daN OF September next, The land "a ic
ne Ye'i containing about $50 This ,nd lies WITHIN
et miles ~ James river, in healthy pieasa NJ ncj
horhundiihe improvements sufficient The
decomposition of family, for the taking care If cps i
eori' wheat ard tobacco. The leud thai is clcar. Il In
goou order tor cultivation AMI produces ell Cons,lr
om proportion Of the tract l. n wdods, j. excellent TO-
balance in three equal anuui instruments the credit
msns 10 he secured az the discretion of he
who Is executor of said Isham ScrugCe.
WA. l. BERRYRiAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
10 UNDERWRITERS

VIE subscriber is authorised an order OF The comfy
court ~ Essex 10 receive pr oprsals ir ~ iI.. iii
ir tie SAFE county, cf the following dimensions, Ia VII
Tue mouse 10 be thirty iect in length from out 10 out
went feet IN width out and eigl fee, n;,c
!" me cit.' to be divided nio SOON, OF ,,, sir
"'h chimney IN the nii!.r, The vail ~ be bri,t 81 r.
zen inches ihck :" be liHei With iiie OAK IAN her six
'n '"oh' hnd 'h-Ied Nhu 'tii. uiank two inch.
r'lhch spiked ~ nailed 10 each stud lil, each
uis' !" '.Nc irce ndo%S with SIX panes glass in one.
'N "'i fastened with hi'ess and bolts doSle gr,es q,
tir Nindo"ti" crn,iiar, well Tivett,d I'm the sj
"'' NO, nor llnH two and half inches apart and liz
D"' 90 uc Que Hud quarer inches square; each 9t-
y'- TOD nave double du1ts, which together with The I'D,
U5 ere 10 c Shrrr0 wijh ron to- bee well ,ci.ra.i
WIN -c'e utS asd iron bars. rhe To lr Of q t
o." iditrT % hr covered fest wiki good pine or cv,
p"' one inch thch strong unrir 10 be- M fr
on t plank, and then hin.et Will -y.t,ss M ,.., ,,
sN lN"n ri"hicrn inches l,n0 te .oof ID e o. -,
'H cGrWcr Wine. am Hl-.' s''ri,-d 20 rerri,. ur
az l"' putting rrW roof up1p fha CiGr'. gf Ca. Id
tei slate or tin the office viii require ,,,ta. ..,,
"hc canH't hr accurately k'uvl uu..i 20 Is v...U
'' . l'iT pri'" VII Re lHi. TIL us9suu .t...f..e
We above work will he paii FIVE ha. -a, o...r , 30.
'hc COUNTY levy of the present wear au,. IN i.r
OF the i~yies of g2+ anI 1925.
Proposals will be- received by in wriup until sen,
"nhrr Court next, at which time ihpv i, in be ,uur
I" me court aud Il contract entered iuto
1 4HrIr. rr-4rr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
SHIP MANUFACToRY

The tonnage o America in 1910 was est ina ted n,
seveny-one millions Of dollars in value two IN irts
oil which were employed in the foreign trade With
The exception OF consider able part of the sail
cloth, and an InconslderHble sum Tor bunting for
coiors, this vast amount of value is produced ont of
Tie growth oi ,onr own SOIL and of our forests. On
An average OF all the years from 1903 To 1916 DIR
Seybert found, that the annual amount of ,sto ION
mage in America was 1929 tons, exceeding that
oi the British empire. This gives an annual mann
fctAre Of tonnage OF five millions of dollars This
annual bounty paid 10 the forester and woodman to
The iron founder and smith, TO The carpenter and
sh'pwright, does not bring the vesse to the quay -
seventy thousand seamen with their wives and chill
dren, are next To he clothed and fed, or in Other
words, more than nine millions Of dollars are maid
annually 10y commerce IN the single article of wages
10 seamen, az The rate OF eleven dollars per month";
As no account rs here made of the superior wages Of
captains ana OihceTs, this estimate is quite within
bounds. The subsistence of The crews az the rate
o twenty cents the man per day. amounts to over
live millions of dollars per aunum And thus, in the
pay and sustenance OF seamsn alone gIi 600 600 are
annually expended 10y the commerce Of this country
IN The wages aud subsistence Ofthe Iahourers il en-
poys. Combining This with the five millions annual.
~ required to keep the Americas tonnage in repair
we have nineteen millions annually dshursed y the
SHIP BtaHufic0Ty the tailoring Glasses of the COM
| niuniy. We SAY not word Of the industry required
10 prepare the outward cargo, or vsnd the return
cargo, each OF which Is put "a motion by commerce,
the former To tho enrIchng of the great agricultural
states, and The latter esuling ~ the growth of the
great commercial cities. We say nothing of the
service rendered To every individual, however re-
mote or distant he may I've, who is enabled Nv com.
merce To take advantage Of the crowded uopnIation
the accumulated capital and the intense competition
which prevail ia iOregn countries and thus pu chase
the most useful and necessary ARTICLES ut the cheap
est rdlc we say nothing VI All these, but on
the simple preliminary fact that the commerce of this
country, IN the outset of its operations without re 4
onng prom Oh an ounce of produce shipping for
potiaon, pays TO the hard working industry Of the
country nineteen millions of dollars annually.
". .7msricdtt Retisu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08

VIZ Subscribers will rent Tor the ensuing vesr aud 81
. NAV be for term of years, that large aud orniuc
I'VE Farm, ON James river, in Nelson county COLLECT Sal
"rrs lOyi c0nt1invg nearly three hunf.cd scres r IT,
rate river bottom, viii much 7rahc hici land odsce,
thereto IN good heart IN al sufficient II is cacr tsd f
me profitable employment Of atnurers Tie bo,
- an the place, r agricultural pnrppsrs nrr i,rge AMI
numerous aud the plantation s bre,cd fp br unier u
pry good enclosure The place. ready adritlu Of Oh
V"n mo two parts, can he rented 10 separate tenants
should it be the wish of applicants.
Application may be made 10 Wut S C,a.u Esc resii,,
~ Amhrr'i old courthouse, either of hr sGieerr
nc hrsi residing ~ buckingham courthnuse the latter m
the town % Lyncbbirg. " ' '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08
SAMUEL CABEfL.

TIE subscriber win sell on "a credit Of one ty, s,
uree years bis noiety of the above esHc containing ,y
ae,cut su,vey J! acres inn Wh,ch there tety
more valuable tracts IN Virginia.
Au&us D.. 26--N4w =. ~. CAULIL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08

North Carolina Eisction--ln the Edenton District
The candidates for Congress are, LemueI SAWYER,
The late representative, ahd Alfred NJ. Cabin The
returns from Curriluck County thus stated IN the
Elizabeth CITY Republican,
GatIiu, 495 Sawyer, 332
Majority for Gatlid, los. fNorJoK Her