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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

To The Honorable Senate and House Of Represent
GtiUes IN Legislature, % be assembled on ths
first Wednesdoy Of January, a. ID. 1924
FTNHE undersigned, Committee on behalf Of
l. the town Of Lewiston in the County Of Lin
coin, &beg leave TO represent that at a legal
Meeting Of said town, the Inhabitants thereof
took into consideration their situation as a town.
while remaining part ofthe County al Lincoln
and after mature debeTation, voted unanimous
Is to petition your Honorable Body, TO be set
of from the County OF Lincoln and annexed 10
the County Of Cumberland. Situated as they
now are, the extreme town in the upper part 1T
a very long County, parties, jurors aud witness
es, are subjected 10 very great expencc and In
convenience in attending Courts often Obliged
to travel circuitous route almost one hundred
miles in bad season Of the year, and TO cross
very dangerous and difficult ferries before they
reach the Seat OF Justice, where their rights
to be protected and their wrongs redressed.
The Registry of Deeds, also, is situated far
distant where your petitioners would never
think Of going, and where they have no BUSH
ness except that which our laws direct 10 be-
done within the County, that the recording nf
one single deed Is frequently attended with
much labour, fatigue and expence whereas il
the PRAYER of your petitioners Was granted, the
business Of the County and Of the Courts would
centre at Portland, where the people of this Sec
ton have business every week. 70 that their diff
ferent concerns would become more united, the
performance greatly facilitated, and much trOu-
Die and expence saved. There are two Bridges
erected across the Andr0scoggin river, one NC the
Southwest Bend, and the other N Lewiston
Falls, which greatly accommodate the public,
and facilitate the intercourse Of many towns and
Especially Of the town of Lewiston, with the
towns in the County Of Cumberland These are
amonp many other reasons which might bp urn-
| ed IN favour NJ the town NJ Lewiston being ar
ncxed u the County ct Cumberland where
/ fore, IN order 70 ameii0rate our condition, end
place as in situation where our business can BE-
done with profit, care and pleasure. we request
/ your Honorable Body, 10 s-t OF the town cl
Lewiston from che County III lincoln, And am
mex II 10 the County az Cumberland and A. I'd
duty bound win ever pray.
i DAN READ.
1 WM. GARCELON.
VA. DINGLEN
Trrrfst1f Nov Tn#h TErn
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,

VIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned, thet she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust Of Administrative
on the estate OF SOLOMON L. BLANCHARD, late
Of Cumberland. IN the County OF Cumberland
Mariner, deceased, hy giving bond as the law d.
rscts-she therefore requests all persons wao are
indebted to the said decessed's estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment; and those who have any De
mands thereon. 10 exhibit the same for settlement
70 her Attorney,
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
ELIZABETH BLANCHARD
Cumberland Nov & 1873
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

GTOLEN from the subscriber, on Tuesday, the
!. fourth inst a bright red MARE, with dark
name and tail, with one white hind foo; on the
left side, and with bunch on the breast Said
Mare is eleven years Of are and feet traveller
Whoever viii return said Mare, or give inior
nation OF her 70 the subscriber that be may OBJ
tain her again, shall be handsomely rewarded
and necessary charges paid.
JAMES MORRISON.
Pars0Hs6eld, Nov 10th, 1923
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
6rSITUATION WANTED.

A PERSON having q thorough knowisdgs
a Of the w. I. Goods and Grocery business
writes good hand, and can produce the bes'
recommendation. wishes place m store
for Season,or would do the writ 2 IN some
ofice. line addressed 70 c. d. will Be pune
sually attended to.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

II lsA<AC AbfAAtD
Ass ,s.. ..s . = .assGs , ' I. I
- - - .... -. -. H.
W;ll;cb's domestic Fncvela-
- r-,s.,I lrs,,,ls.s.. ehisr .-.l,.
sabir q rural and daIasssis seonos,y .ssaad
asan ' s.s valuable isa 81 n y Y p
Tudor's life of James OTIS, of
sia .,shuss''.
Memoirs oi MARIA Aiifoinettei
W. u Lous i',aJ l-'5 Nv,
NV Mind ana lis Dou@hts,
by sarah " Morton.
A Foreigners Opinion of
Fa.land Farsishr1ea. EnalishMonIrn. Eagissh
Nh tners Nobility Parties CIseev. LAWYERS. Me-
chasts. poIuieiaas. sc
-, Do.to,.,.. To,.,.yo1 -,
NoAi' Oi'~i S''i i'''' ~"
ean.on
@llllman7S Tour from Hart
fora u o,shcr
800 ~ NtAt'N.s+
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

ia Waterford Aim. KIizahtih A. Dousiass. vile
Al Rev. tUha A. Doaglas. aged 26
u AiiensinNn, \. ~ ofthfo4t dlsiempeg Oct 81,
MAY. ased.ie On tise sgh. Jane e aged 5, and on
the l9iA kuth. - ali daughters Of Mr.1oha Bfowu.
IN NriinSian, Mr. Nashan Walker, aged %
us retired 10 rest the evening previous n good
health. and was found hisless 10 his led ID ths
morning.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE BY
Rogers e Cox.

LsUStIo " OUA.
A N additional assortment OF NEW GOODS
N adapted to the season, including an assert
ment of LADIES' HABIT CLOTHS.
ALSO,
Ladies', Gentlemens and Children's GLOVES
and HOSE-an assortment, which with " other
GOODS, will be sold very cheap for Cash.
Nov H. 3wis
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Singing Books.
Bridgewster Collection-Village and TEN
harmony.
Seamen's Articles.

| Bowditch's Navigator-Ship Masters Assis-
tant-Malhams Naval Gazeteer-Nautical Al
s-Charts-Quadrants- Scales-Dividers
t-IpD RnoEc md nanor
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

John. fhorndike ofThomaason. Pousmo,nh elder
new brig Spartan fron North Yarmouth ssoou
@e%ei DAneffcotta. coal belou, fall giexed
sfis kiizsbeth. Saco. run &c CT sch. Hehgeu
naasoF News, PTsble, Bath Miliedsyille Port
land.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
Classical and School Books

EnHeld's Natural Philosophy, Cambridge Math-
ematics, Burlamagui, Greca Majora 4 Minora
Cleavelands Mineralogy, Morses Universal
Geography, Paley's Moral Philosophy and The
Oiogy, Locke on the Understanding, Butler 5
Analogy, Priestley Lectures, Henrys Chemis-
try, Xenophon's Airopedia, Horace, Virgil, Livy
Salust, Latin Primer Latin and Greek Gram
mars, Greek Testanents, LexicOns, Ainswerth's
YOung's and Entick's Dictionaries, &c. &c.
Christian Orators, Columbian do. English aud
American Reader, Preceptor, Universal Do. Art
LOT Reading, Understanding Reader, School Dia-
logues, Sacred Extracts. Beauties Of the Bible
Hhelpley's Compeud, Blair's Philosophy, Rhe-
tOric and Grammar, Morse's, Worcesters, A
dams and Cummings Geography, Murray Elk
ercises, Grammar ( Key, Walsh's, Pixies Adams,
kiRne's. Welchs, Temples and Roots Arth-
metics, Childs Companion and Young Ladies
Accidence, IDgersolfs and AIexander's English
Grammars. Webster's, Perry's, Cummings
Picket's, Pixies and New Pleasing Spelling
Books, Writing and Cyphering Books, States,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
For Sale. or to Let,

TNHE breast work bank and fats, sixty nine
IL feet in width, adjoining, and south Of Dir
ANDREWS lR0S FURNACE, situated on Thames
Street The above property il a very suitable
place for any business requiring access TO by
water Enquire at No. 5, Mussey's Row, Md
desired. Portland, Nor. Y. T.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
DAN. READ.
N-M. GARCELON
Wal DINGLEY

Lewiston, Nov 10th, Is.3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

ruyHE creditors Of Mr. wALTlIAL IIoI-
u CoMBE are requested to attend on The
9Th day of October nesi, with their claims du-
ly authenticated, that the amount Of bis debts
may be kHown, by which time Il cnn be the
bettcrknown when the crop (now aIikcly onc)
eaii be got 10 market. The creditors shall
share II, and then the time and place shall be
agreed upon for sale Of so much Of the es>
tate as shall pay Of the deIas and II nby
claim be objected to, II may at once be refer
red, SO as 70 avoid any thing Ike n law suit.
JUDITH HoLcOMBE, .idnu'x
July 30
understand that Tam one NJ the executors
named IN the will Of Mr.. Hoicombe, but as I
cannot act on account OF the distance aud my
public duties, will nevertheless advise Mira
fiolcombe, my niece, in doing speedily what.
ever law and justice require Of her, for the
creditors ~ Mr.. IIolcombe and finley viii
forbear, until their claims can MI be made
known 10 her, she will, have no doubt, do
them prompt justice.
CREED TAYLOR.
July %, w4ws l02
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

He deems IL needless, AT this time, to advert
his method; n sketch Of which, has already
appeared ina former advertisement, butNhicb
will be amply demonstrated, on any insirn.
ment, during his course Instruction.. he
has already engaged several young ladies' as
pupils, and proposes TO conlmenct the session !.
on his return, IN the early par, of August
next, at the Female Acaictny Under the su-
perintendency Of Mr. Henry Morris, aud al
any other point wherea ciuss may be formed,
either In the town, or any modetate disfnnfa
in the country.
J. A. s. has nhapd an extensive selection
of modern music, Italian, French, and Eng
lish, with every necessary requisite for1he ad-
vantage OF his pupils. He has nlhp agents, AT
the North, 10 procure any kind " music or
musicnl instrument that nsGy be applied for.
n. B.--Appljcatian can be made, IN TIE
| mean time, 70 ah, Henry Norris, atstIle AGA
deny orfo Mr.. Davidson Brsdfule, Lynshb,sgs
Jsnss7. i2sinAz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

denounced and considered as criminal in
the system of principles which corrupted
and exalted men followed obstinstely and
boldly.
A work composed of such elements
could not be of long duration ;experience
proved it, and ii its authors n,aintained
themselves for s0me time notwithstanding.
your wishes, IL was in consequence of pro.
misses which could not be realized by the
means which had been adopted. Con.
sinced Of their error, they dissolved them
selves DC facfo, AS they had asscmbted de
iacio, and dissolved Them by the right
lde jmc)
Anxious for yonr interest, determine TO
save my royal dignity by reviving tn. mon
arehy, which onght tn be the basis and not
the toy of ever. constitution, and then the
Portuguese fidelity showed itself yetmore.
even among the authors Of so great evils,
ofwhom the greater part acknowledge their
Illusion
Portuguese, your king placed in liberty
on the throne &c his predecessors, is going
to make you happy he will give you a
I constitutions, which shall prescribe princi-
pies which experience has shown TO be
with the peaceabe existence
Of the state and because he considers him.
self only happy, when he will have united
all Portugoese-he forgets past opinions,
requiring only fidelity in the future con
duet.
Villa de Franco de Xira. Sd of June, 1898, |
JoHNvi. the King FL Rel com snarda.
joaquin Pedro fomes de Oiiveiera.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

/ The perseverance Of rapzsin srorcsby.
howesef, has enabled him 10 Land seteraI
iinIss in different plnccs, IN Itrarly all If
which he discovered traces of inhabitants,
bun saw no pcaple. lie has been within 600
miles Of tha presumed site Of flle lost cole
/ ny. 10 bss accurately surveyed the coast
from iat. 70 10 50 degrees, including nearly
900 geographical miles nf The iDdinfed
coast He fnds an error il the position Of
the land in lat. -, MS Lid down in Tie
rl#rts. Of nbont ! 8 degrees, or 900 miles
VI longiinds. In August, 1921, ne fund,
the weather opprsssisely hot, and the nj
swarmed with hers, butterflies and niss-
ehetes. Theeoast was highly picturesqur.
bot II was selduin that the ice flowed him
TO opproaeh nearer than 1, leagues from
the SHIRE.
..-eSs--
FaH efmia iafhs Tropics.
Silmhn gives the foIlnw statement on tho
authority Of ~ Rousiua, captain ,,f "a YES
sell II Is contained ~ letter from Cay.
enne "You win perhaps learn, with no
interest, the following me-
teoruiosieal fact, the Authenticity u which
| am able 10 certify. From the LIST 10 The
Gath of J.nuary, 1890, there Coll upon the
ISLAND of Cayenne, twelve feet seven inches
ofwator. Tlds observations was made by
a person of the highest veracity, and y as
snrcd myself by exposing a vessel h the
middle OF my yard, that there feb 10 tho
city ttnnnd quarter iDcl,rs OF water, be-.
Tween eight IN che evening and six Ii tho
morning OF the 18th and 18th of that
+ NTH"
AIobilc has lately been visited with unu-
'ual swarms Of flies, which almost flied the
ar md covered The houses and sihss and
'hrouds OF vessels IN port, NO % 10 obscure
lie walls OF the foriner, and the canvass Of
he latter The swarIns foated IN lbe air
Ike clonds.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
A nEIOnT.

a lady who gave herself great airs Of
Importance, on being introduced 10 n gem
tleman for thu 6rst time, said, with much
cool indifference, think | have seen You
somewhere" Very likely" replied the
gentleman, you may, ma'arn, as have
often been theren
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
PLAY UPON WORDS.

An unprincipled peer being told by n
friend, thai one of his creditors wished,
since be had no chance Of receiving the
principal Of his debt, 10 be ut least paid the
iaterest--replied with more wit than hon
esty--lt is not my interest 10 pay the prin-
eiPdi, nor Is tmy Pnneipaito pny the inter.
SRk
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
Proclamation ofhe King Of Portugal.

Proclamation Of the King Of Portugal.
Portuguese, instead OF Constitution,
which should support the monarchy, and
instead of representatives elected by yon,
appeared under that maine a texture 81
maxims promulgated for the purpose Of
covering subversl,e aud Inconsistent piinc'-
piles, which had ihe secret end, tobury thr
Portuguese monarchy with the reignng
Dynasty, and there appeared Representa-
siv-., which, had been nearly all elected by
their own intrigues.
The citizens Of acknowledged virtue
were oppressed Under the weight Of the
sscs ~, and 70 be faithful tcthc kIng, wa'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
cUnIoItS pnnIIInIrIoN.

A tayorife of king had custom Of
plucking hair from his beard. The king
forbid him 10 do this, under a severe penal
~. Sometime after, this man did HE king
an excellent service. "Whnt shall giyef''
said the king" A power over my own
beard, /" replied Tire sagc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
II,,FNps,,Ip

What Is il but cheating dream
A bubble floating on the stream,
u gitters MS II passts on,
With borrowed lustrc from the sun
Yet though 'smay so guy appear,
Ills but a puff Of common air
Attempt not to pnrloin the prize,
Or Il will bufst before your cyes,
Aud then away the henuty dies
The stormy winds II cannot brave,
Nor live upon The curling wnve,
II fonts upon sDrlnce evon,
And scarce vii bear the breath Of Henv'n
II Is an empty sound, name,
Tue follower of wealth and fame
II y0n attempt TO catch the prize,
ThDt instant II 10 nothing hics.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
CASH FOR WHEAT.

WE will give the highest cash price for
w WHEAT, delivered at our Lumber
house. WIN. Mckee L. J. G. MEM.
July % tets 10z
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
LUNAR RAINBOW.

Chiiicothe, (Ohio,) June 28.--On Sunday
night last, about nine o'clock after a heavy
thunder storm, a very beautiful rainbow
was perceived in the northwest. The
arch was perfect, and as the moon was on
ly few degrees above the horizon, the
apex Of the arch reached almost to the
zenith. The colours OF this rainbow had a
brilIancy similar to those Of the Aurora
Boreals. Twas visible for about forty mi
nutes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

The Bombay Gazette states, that one OF
the eastern lteraf has lately discovered an
alphabet. which furnishes key to the an
cieni inscriptions found in the cayerns OF
Iudia, which are consccrated to the lIindo0
worship such as those of Elephanta, ke-
neri, &c. By this means it is expected
that their Specification, their dates, their
use, and their origin, will be clearly ascer-
tanned,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
REPARTEE--Bn sein.

Cries Sylvia 10 reverend Dean,
Whit renson enD he given,
Since marriage is n holy thing
Tint there are none 10 IIcnvens
There are no women, he Replied
She quick returns the Jest,
Women there are, hut I'm afraid
They cannot find q priest.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

Erceilenf Mukman EARLY in June a
brace Of fools of Baton Rouge fought a
duel, at Manshac, at distance of fo,U pa
ces ---neitller OF the parties were hurt: after
the first fire, and the seconds interfered,
and the business was email, adjusted.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

A physician recommends in the London
papers, as an ascertaincd cure for Gancers,
the application of a strong vegetable ONT
ment, with hemlock 10 the scirrs tnmor,
a vegetable diet exclusively, and the eos
piouslise of sarsaparilla, and other yegeta-
Bile beverages.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
CARD.
July %,

John A. SCONCIA has the pleasure
aud lie vicinity, that at the instance Of some
ofhis friends, he has mnde arrangements for
the purpose Of establishing himself In this
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

Quick Work.-Messrs. Greene, Filling
hast s. Co. have woven, III one OF ther
Factories, in the vicinity of Wexford, ~.
/. from June cad TO the 2Sth, inclusive, tby
day light, allowing intermission Tor nrtak-
fast and dinner,) by seven girls, ON i"nr-
teen looms, 1910 yards Of sheeting. NO. H.
thirty-eight inches wide, averaging over
As wards per loom day-the greatest
oaanlity wove by one girl was GA, and the
lras. was 500 yards Pror. Jouraas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

Hest or lost Greenland. The indefatiga-
bic Captain Scoresly is about publishing
his discoveries on the coast Of WestGreen-
land. Since the setting In of the ice ii
l4o9, the fate of neal 500 villages or plan
tatons, with 10 churches, converts, &c
has remained 10 obscurty, as all attempts
TO reach the coast have been unavaiIng -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

The lady ofLord Chief Justice Holt be-
lug very i'll, DIR. Radcliffe paid her more
attention than was customary with him.
This was observed, and it was the more
remarkable, as it was well known, that the
doctor hated Holt. Accordingly some OF
his bottle companions asked him the rea-
son Why said Radcliffe, i know that
Holt wishes the woman dead, 50 ! am de-
termined TO keep heI alive, il possible, to
plague him.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

T. &c e'ba-s ae tia C,a,trcr.
Geriseafa--Astha ladies II Richmond
are h The habit lmore or I..ss.l Of wearing
the Morocco Ben, | enclose you Iar their
Information, Peter Pallcn,tigilt, Eaq's. ad {
.eriisemant OF Boston. taken fon, the
6alasy--yon will no dhnls; confer a G,vor
On many Of your lR readers by pub
fishing the same.
LUCRETIA McTADBE.
| alse send yon Hiss sc. A. scrosgins'
fashions for July, whshI have adopted,
and please publish. 81 T.. Mcr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

An Albany IN. " paper contains the
following Iaughahle advertisement -
"Found, a LEATHER BELLY-BAND,
supposed to helong to lady or more
The owner Is desired To pay charges, prove
property, and take it away, before the fash
ion changes"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

Count .9bisbal is the same individual
who, whilst in copmand OF the troops col
Iectcd some years ago at Cadiz, and intend
ed for the expedition against South Ameri-
en-, was said to have first corrupted them,
and then betrayed, dsarmed, aud embark.
ed portion vi them. lie has a brother
lately IN the Constitutional service, who
has betrayed his trust, gone over to the
French, and has obtained command in
the army Of The Faith. Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23

L. STURTEV8 MI

. td!1t EN COIN LEG & .4pN MAKER,
= prepare" tn cut in attn or bass rcei, Ioc Corintiau
composite, antique aud rucy capitals momlngS rr nj
hi'S Key S"hes, rletllOn>, consoles
t.no "npri windinA and running fDliag. p-res roses
"S'tr ana f"ie leaves, Shells pmblrriS trophies s.rx
Me'h> centre pieers torches, vines. inos
menS for panels, impOsS reee>ses irzes uetops ,y,a
num-, chimney pieces &c done in the tirecan oman or
modern style, ornamental anprorate slime Nv;n ~
a he curnices at every form and pattern huipr and bis
cur PRINTS cuts and cas for making impressions mn leather
any "i winch, or other ornaments, done either i'm
ouu' pioser or metal at short notice aud moderate
e' orh legs and arms, warranted work
10 h"ue-hnd tn save unnecessary inquiries the ,re of
reg or an arm viii be from 80 To 100 dollars An artificial
eE III tut triu modelled after WORKING to nature nv
be seen by person interested when The ii Us al he
9nc'uth viii y" dpeled, lay calling r. ,uricvmnt at tie
o'sn o. t"s Go|den Ley h ar Mhn.street Richmond.
- Conmdni' .nnS CuSt pai,) addressed z. Sture-
want will DC attended to. Nav 23 = ,,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
Your " dear Nephew.
UNCLE SAM.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE Exou,vrp


"s'e'H'n have read in your paper of tie 2Gth ulmo
w. :" " Af'e's 10 Young Member The Ear" wherein
Tue writer contrasts Newton and John Cleye, Svrmcs an
r"''S ds all"'dng an example of extreme genius and
'te'erse' have made il almost isvioabe rule 10
"He no reply TO the many or wi, or anger let
my new principles, or at myself relative TO the Theory OF
me Earth hn', the apparent great ability of this writer
moves me for time deynte from, the rule. I. r,s
' q" al present. however, is repeat is remark and
~ "e 1t su'' more p"blic that either tile present or
succeeding generation may decide the issue between
" '"tfe are no fellow laborers in To my princi-
VINO WIN 'e'e"d Them or me when thus attacked must
h'SSe'i ueiend hut shall take NV time 10 do So
The writer who drew The contrast slIu,,s, ~, =
experienced in the law, that is his best exense for moi
eg better nudge OF philosophy: Tor if 'qs
u" great requirement in bnnah OF knoyI.a,. !,
"o"s iha the greater the application of labor IN one
o'"neh-"w for eHampleihe less can be applied Il, ao.
theT'-'ay, TO philosophy.
sci up special preiepce IN ro,;,s I.,,,,
'"St II III nv ancesors) rather a,cri. nav success ~
co'eryi ia iHrn of mind, o. nropanSitv ;,r ,r,
'''sas'o" IN relation To thing not co,upl-oI, ,,r
$1,000" which j"iprd to lucky III Of M,rL, le1 IN tho
oeeho my Theory + tAe Err.A and otter P,,,e, q
ne following Is tie paragraph challenge:
do NOT wish you 10 understand me rs s,,i NO, i,
sen n NE doctrine OF Hfteip Thar nn,,,rot III - |
ser'ahit amongst mansirt-t.at .V' ,,
IJeorge ne III. OF Engla.d-,ir isaac V.,,,,'1i ~
- 1900 ''H"NeNFt0r ana tile author ut ft
t In'e came from fhs hand # Na,re torai All
-c,s % W say 'S--lhat ahnr i necessary 10 cxcellenc
''''' '0"e he' MORE tcIth others lsys.|
inc paragraph above quoted, will trust, at po ,li,,
Jay s"'"" an ndei'be reeo which the writer in wish
was cancelled. 800 wiz rs"
II am N error irclaiiye to nv theory and this writer
n"C"' !" court him to show let the question Ice ser,
"e"' 'y controversy between in the public prints n
49,; 10y .' - '''", ana weak, my onuse is strong IL
"is writer thinks me humble worm which may he ,rti
on win impuny, let him prove That he was ii>,iG,l IN
o"siue'ing me no more; otherwise let him rrtrct III.
words claim from him prompt reply Ia fbee MIRA.
g''phs' and the world will doubtless award nv claim .
just am assured thrSugh channel that deserves
e' '""t he writer values Luise and is valued by lie
'o' ivy" 10 justify doubt 'nt lie viii withhold
reply where petite opinion, or Justice ,I.cid..
Res 'tiuly, JOHN CLEvFs sy,f,,,,.
Newark, Ohio, April a. is2s