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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
Journal Of Foreign .Nedrctne.
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MOI ais, OF his political principles. 1t is deslrt.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, BY subscription.
biographical dictionary
Il REMEM3RANCER


Dsparted Heroes, Soecs aud Statesmen of a
mertcd.
To be confined exclusively to those who sig-
nazed themselves, in either capacity, IN the
Revolutionary War, which obtained the indie
pendence oftheir country.
Second Edition. With aaoPpendix containing
TEgHE Declaration by the Representa- OF
i the United Colonies Of North America,
acting forth the causes aud necessity of tal<in :
up arms, July g, 1775-The Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies, to the
King OF Great Britain, July 8, l775--A procla-
ton OF Congress FOR day of fasting, humila-
ton and prayer, March l6, l775-The Deea-
ration Of Independence, July +, l716-and The
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
of America October 80, l77y.
Also, the Constitution OF the United States,
and the Fai ewell Address OF General WASH
rSsroN, 70 the People Of the United States, an
nouncing rs intention of retiring from public
service, Scpteu,heri7, 1896.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
We are ic4aced to the alternative + ehoo-
sing an unco ditonal submission to he tytan-
nv OF initiated ministers, resistance by tolce.
The latter is our choice. We have counted the
cost oil tins contest, and find nothing SO dread
ful as voluntary sage,y. Honor, justice, and
humanity, forbid us tamely TO surrender that
eedon which we received from cur gallant
sncestol 5, and which our innocent posterity
have a lighc to receive from us. We cannot
endure the niamy and guilt OF resignlng sue
ceedlng gepea atlonsto that wretchedness which
ineytabl, awal them, ii we baseIy entail here.
ditary bondage upon them.
I. The arms we have been compelled by our
enemies to assume, we will, in defiance OF every
hazard, with unabatlng tirmness and pelseve,-
ance, employ tor the preservation ot our liber-
brs-heing with one mind resoINed to die Tree
uen rathet than to live slaves. j. Declaration
Of Congress, setting forth the necessity cftaking
M armS-Juiy q, l71o.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
MessrS. archijaid Freeidad,4 ~. Uilai4as
breetohd, and John Freetand.

VIttWHH, n7ld J0hn Ffeefond,
ENTLEMEN--As you are not inha-
~ biianis OF this commonwealth, and not
having any agcnt known 10 me, yon viii
please to take notice that shall on Monsny
the I3th day ofOctober nexiyat tlle t1nnklin
liotel IN The town Of Lynchbug, proceed TO
TAX" tue dispositions of CmistorherBake, and
james Bullock, in suit tlrteodinp N Tho
Superior Court Of Clnucery for tlre f.yneh-
burg District, wherein ! am plaintiff. and
James bullock, Christopher Clark, and, Rich
ard Anderson, Beverly Blair, and David An.
dcr.on, trading under the firm and STYLE Of
Anderson, Blair & Anderson, & yourselves are
defendants. BENJAMIN LEWIS.
August IL. w4W] i06
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Iict Subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and Amer
can Journal Of Science, particularly, are
now well established, aud have decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
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Notice.

flhiE coparinersldp of Ammon rinneuc,.
- 81 Co is tins day dissolved w mutueI
consent. All persons indebted "a fhcm ale
feq"rstedto make immediate payment to An.
mon 'i"ncockj oil tlrosn having claimsagninst
mem are requested 10 present tier rasportis0
elnIms 10 him property adjusted for eltlrue III.
DANIEL Known,
AMblON HANCOCK.
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,July3i.

The subscribes will conti,,e ll,e bar,t,,.ss.,
business In the house formerly occnnied ~
Anlmon iloncockG Co lIemill also keepoIa
hand, good assortment of Paints. Gil. ma
Painters materials, all of which alticlcs ho ID
determined to sell low for cab
AMMON HANCOCK
August ~. av IN;
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1919, and has since been stead-
ly advancing in PnhIieestimation In Janna-
ry, 1920, The editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, OF the tIniversityat Cambridge,
NeWEnginnd A HtlU StrieS was then com.
menced ,sNith which il is convenient that sub
scriptions should begin, Orders for any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re-
ccivcd by J.. LitteIl and by Il. Norris Henry
who are interestedIn the publication.
Pubiished YUarferig-Price Fire Dollars a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16

m old Yankee trick played 1T onew The
Montreal Herald mentions that a few days
since an American having two tea chests
neatly packed ny in his Wagon, was met be-
tween Laprairie and LogGeil, by two custom
house officers, who Immediately seized the
chests, and hired carter to take them 10 In
prairie On their arrival the boat which
should have brought them to Montreal was
zone they had the chests carried to store
for the purpose of having them deposited Till
1t, return. After ne stornkesper had taken
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
SVn pRA.&'NkEG

oto$t moderate terms 1t the Office Of the
IprFahian
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
One Y.ot Of Ground.
Trust sale Oh A.ana.

10y virtue ofa deed % trust execut -
hL the Subscribers on tire 18th day Off
1872, by Joseph King, to secure the pas
81 sum OF money therein nentionel,,
robert and James King, and OF record i.4u
clerks Office oi Montgomery county, we sha
proceed to sell, for ready money, onthe pubs
lac square, in the town ~ Christiansburg, on
the 4t!l day OF November next, il being RIout-
gomery court-day, thatwcll known
Tract OK parcel OF land,
called Vanse's or the White house plantation.
lying in the county of Montgomery, on Mea-s
dow creek, branch ofthc south fork of Roa
noke, and on the south fork OF Roanoke, and
containing by survey, 500 acres. Acting rs
trustee, we shall convey such title only Us IN
vested in US by said trust deed.
WILLIAM h. CHARLTON,
THOMAS BOWER, sfA@ssss
Jsy IA. w4w I'd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
American journal of Science ant
Arts,

Conderted by BENJAMIN SiLLIMAN, Pros
.tesSor Of ChemistfB 9r Yoic College.
This Journal began in the year 1919 Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form avolame.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16


two rhests Of lea, 10 Which le refused nii I
he bad seen what The, eo9sina5 er,esli =
chests beng opened, IL their uHe4sastsntt
ment, ihey were found TO contain duly ~.
nure.
young farmer vas invited 10 dine
The first time with his landlord, who was <
very iospitube man When he entprs.
,he drawing room, wag told him that :,
he did not eat all that his landlord eat d.
nun he must Immediately fight him. Tho3
cioih vas laid and the parties began thu
most helpg poille, WAS very attentive 10 lis
coarse guest, and filed his plate repeatedly.
All oil winch lte dctOured with some labor.
~ last, The lnfenier was IN The act or nut-
Tug iafae slice of pudding upon fhe far
'l'f plate, when he started from his seat.
'hfeN down hlsnnlIe aud fork and began
10 sup N bun, and put himself in an atti-
'ane NJ delencr,HoelIeronsly roaring, "don
',in, como, inr I'll sooner fight oil die,
than eat I'll die
-eZ.o-
,haaVad6rcys be,oare "A lot of wasta
Wool VAS discovered to be ON fire AT tha
hcnno Flctory, in Dudlrg, Massachusetts.
on Thursday tile 7lh inst On remoyineif
from the place where it had lain In hear
'or length OF time, near the picker, aud
exposing II 10 the AR onl Of doors, IL was
al III blaze IN ten minutes. The factory
belongs 10 John Brown u Co. who were
present aud saw the waste on fire. Asit
mas never been positively known whether
waste wool would take fire, Thy being In Il
heap Tor II length OF time or nofl the com
pany considered II duty to give this III
formation to manufacturers. who arr lable
every day 10 be exposed to FIRE, by their
vase wool. II IS very probable II would
nave set The factory on FIRE in less than "a
hours.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
Trust Sale.

by virtue ola deedof trust, executed to
~ me by Thomas II. Clark, bearing date
the 18th of October, 1922, and OF record IN
the county aonrt of pittsyIvania for purpo
ses therein mentioned, shall on The 18th day
OF September next, before tue front door Of
the Union Hotel in the town Of Danyie,
proceed 10 sell, 20 the highest bidder, foT
ready money, all the materials comprising tIle
Bonoke Sentinel
Printing Establishment,
miscellaneous collection Of BOOKS, one
bed aud mahogany bedstead, aud one secres
tary, niso
One l,ot OF Ground,
fronting 25 fee, on Market street, near tho
market house. Acting as Trustee shall only
convey the title vested in me-
GEORGE TOWNS.
Sept r. wtds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16

The Ln7c-Is like n mouse trap.--You are
frs, tempted 10 put your nose into il by the
savory saelI the toasted cheese, or in other
words, the prospect &C gaining some advan-
tag You venture little further the pas
sage is narrow, Il is crowded tail Of hungry
attorneys, and you would tain draw back, but
Won find hook in yoar ear pretty soon, and
to % forward Is the only remedy. The further
YOU 70 in, the more impractieabie is the re.
trcat-anl at last You nre in head and feet,
and theuiflhCy letyon out you viii be too poor
tor picking. He who knows enough Of the
law 10 keep ont OF il is well of. 1t is often
cheaper to give a neighbol his demand and
ten pounds in the bargain, than to go TO log
arrneats and gain your snit. You may iniure
him it's trre-anI you mny bic your nose off
to spite your face.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16

DEPARTED Heroes, Sdges aud Statesmen of a
meftca.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
printing Estab\ishmenl.

II miscellaneous collection Of BOOKS, on,
bed aud mahogany bedstead, aud one secre
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

a. P'nMe tslana. en- Fsiday evsainxlaa. MrIew.
j. Lo~ea aged s.. keeper "a n. 1ishs TT...s.
Nv bad prucredrd ~ 10 ihe lanrboFn 80 ~ -
pnfpess 81 ixhiinx ghe nnns "a has;m. -, ~
Charcoal raliet. 4 IS suppo.ed ~ 49,. ss.s..e...s
hrins foand dead ahous al isar nftsv N, -, 49,
III he Marine Hospital ~ staten Ilard y
the Einrbor OF New York, on the hsh inst wsl.
Liam " con y the late Capt. Samuel Igu.san y
Nofthyarmonth, aged a.
n hali0weli Mr. samuel Nash. aeed %
" N 'n'hipP. 30 Susan y biting. aged "a, wife
ID Wayne Mrs. Isabella. wife az M NaE.n,
knighi aged IS.
10 " eiiinzsnn. Widow MARY Bfipex mrrs ios
years shr lsst nine children offh4 oi swise aaes
Samuel ~. Elizabeth ~ Jemima "a. Hsunah ~
Ahiezes 70, Abnes 60 Roby "a. Zebeda 60, EHs.
kini 81 yeas; ~ grand children. AZ gseas eraua
chiidfeH.
II NswburYpon MRS. RhOda. wife Or Me- yshn
Car. aged ~.
Deaths ~ Philadelphia. lasi week g. inclndins
n small pox twenty two Of Typhus Fever twelve
81 other Fssvrs ten; u Consumpgion 8 Drbtlty
5 Measles. 2-usdef 20 years 2s-oyef "a. 81
Deaths in New York. last week 50. inriudinp
81 small Pox, .; Measles 3 Consunao,isn NJ. Re
sers 3--undeF 10. l3-ovef. 36.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
MARINE.



WEBNEsDAf-Packet schr Aretas, Eben.
Prince, from Philadelphia, with corn, -four,
glass, and Phil harness leather, TO Atwood /
Quincy and others.
THURSDAY-Schr. Independence, johnson
Boston.
FRlDAY--Sloop Jones Hale, stanwood, Bos.
ton, hemp, to Thos Browne
SATURDAY--SloopsE Express, Sawyer, and
Lion, PoIleys, Boston.
la the Roads, sch. Dove, Wiley, from Machi.
As, for SaIsm--sioop Industry, Leland, for Bos-
ton.
Ii Port, scss Ranger, from MachIas, for Salem
-sIoop Susan & Mary, OF Dameriscotta Mary
of Pery-together wtk number OF schrs Al
anchor
.MONDAY-sloop Sophronia, Merritt, Fl
Philadelphia, with corn apples and sweet po-
tatoes to 3. Bartol and Wsrren 4 Hessey.
In port, Wednesday, Dec IL, 4 r. NJ. Packet
schr. St. Croix, Brooks, from Passport, Tor Bos.
ton--Gen. Jackson, Of sullivan.
Waiting wind-brig Romulus, Webb, fol
Savannah and ARCHAEOLOGICAL, Loring, foI
Bavana--Flora, Winslow, do.--Castor, Hood
Aiatanzas--sc Scion, Johnson. Boston--slooF
President, do.
Cleared--brig Flora, mot Hora, as reported
in our last G. ). Jones, Havana, by H. Wins
low.--Sch. Mary Ann, Il. A. Newton, St Do
mingo, by VIM. Wood-Brig Pacific, q. Brad
ford, Matanzas, by Nathl Blake
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23


4 HaliowelL. by ksv. Ns. Chessmsn Me-. Jane,
HNsise. % Miss Hannah BosieT.-CaEf Nathae
Barer. 70 Miss Hannah Hosey.
In Gardiner, o. Thursday evening, hy Rev. M
oiney. Mr. Frankiin Glarier. % H2llowen, to Miss
Julia Tafbox.
10 Augusta. Capt Dudley Haias. Or Resdhsld. u
Mrs. Sarah Page.
in winthrop. ~ Z. Fuller. ESQ. Mr Daniel III
lombard. Of Readhed 10 Miss Mari jos.
In Chins Ny J. e Washhsrn Esa. Rev. Daniel
Stevens. 20 Miss Mary Sfinseu-Mt. L0ke Jaaaith,
Of vsssaieofo1gh. 10 Miss Abigail Clask % China
% Belfast NJ. MARTA Giialors. TO Miss Lydia
Lancaster
j. Bash Mr.. saaarl Edgecosab. 10 Miss Eliza
bsth Smith
:. q Arson. Mr.. Moses Tsanpson. TO Miss Bssssy
Nunsr
Eing
u wisrauss. Mr.. wm. Hlhun. 70 Miss Jane
Barker
In MARLBOROUGH. BY Rev. Phinehas PilIsbusy.
Mr. Thomas Caldewood. cf Washington, 10 Miss
Nsncv G. Snuw.
In seveery. Mr. Joasshsn Fisks. 20 Miss Mary
Chase.
In Nswburpori. BY ths Rev. sfr. Giles. Mr.. Hen
" foor 20 Mrs Martha Harinsfon
In hahnwslL ~ Rev. Mr. Giiiet. Mr.. jeremiah
~, 1esrhfh. 20 Miss Martha w. Clafk.
IN 1sfe.nsE. Mr.. Israel Hnschsnson. IN. Hal
arNt1. - MnSMaFv Gallon
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

CUMBERLAND, a.7f the Court of Sessions Re-
gun ard holden az Portland, rifhin and tor n.
Conatyof Cumberland, ON the fourth Tuesday 81
September, a. D. 1923
Upon the foregoing petition the Court order
that tho petitioners notify all persons concerned
10 appear Al the next term Of this Court, AZ said
Portland, on the third Tuesday Of April next, ans
shcw cause, If any they have, why the praye,
thereof should not be granted BY causing an at
tested copy thereof and OF this order thereon, Il
be pahlished in each OF the newspapers printed il
Portland, three successive weeks, the last pubIs.
cation 20 Be thirty days before the third Tuesday
Of April next
Attest wM. r. VAUGHAN. Clerk.
Copy of che Psusion and Oder 81 Court
Attest wM T. VAUGHAN. Clsrk.
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Portland. Nov. %, 1898. Is,


To the Hon. Court of Sessions for the County b
Cumberland, Sept. Term, 1923.
THE undersigned, Committee of the towr
Of Portland, in said county, hnmbly shew-
that at legal meeting of the inhahitants Of saic
town, on the ssh day OF said September, il wa:
voted that petition be preferred to this Court
praying that the condition annexed 10 the con
veyance Of piece OF land where the hay scale:
now stand which was conveyed by the County tc
the Town, Jan. Sd 1925, Tor the erection of ]
Market House, may be removed, or so far alter.
ed, a. 10 permit the town, Gf they should think
proper) tosell said land, and lay out the proceeds
thereof Ia the purchase OF other land, and the
Building Of Market-House in some other part OF
the town.
Your petitioners therefore pray that some per.
son may be appointed BY this Court, to execute
In behalf Of the County, a deed vt release to the
said Town Of the condition aforesaid, and Of all
the right and title Of the county to said land
and as in duty bound VIII every pray.
JOEL HALL, per order Of the Committee
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WILL be exposed 10 sale AZ Auction, on
w TUESDAY. the thirteenth DAY Of jan
Iuary next, al the Inn of Ch1rlss G. Mitchell,
in Portland, az eleven ofthe clock in shc fore
noon, -Four Hundred and Eighty Acres or
LAND, in Norway, IN ihe County Of Oxford \
being Lots numbered thirteen" and - four
teenn 10 the second Range and = fourteen
- the third Range Of Lots IN said town.
Also, enc fourth part or nine Acres Of LAND
70 common and undivided, lying in the village
|of SaccaraPpa. in Westbrook. il the county
|of Cumbs Fland. Said property belongs 10 che
Estate Of the late Peter ThaehsT, Esq. deccas-
led, and " offered for sale by the subscriber,
las ordered and directed BY said Thaeher. In
bis last Will and Testament. Terms " sale
will be made known al the time and place of
Sale. Or Al any time before, BY Application 10
The subscriber.
ARCHELATS LEWIS. for hinnself and
STEPHEN THATCHER, ESQ. Executors.
Portland, Dec. ., 1879.
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Sherif's Slae.

CUMBERLAND, -.
TSAkEN BY Execution. and TO e sold at
n Public Auction, ON SATURDAY, the thir-
ty-frst day or January next al III o'clock, al VI.
AT the Auction Room Of TIMO1Hr FLETCHER,
Fore Street, Portland
All the right in equity OF re-
demption, which JOHN NEWELL, Of Dur
ham, In said county. has IN and 70 the following
described mortgaged Real Estate, atneted IN
said town Of Durham, viz One undivided haf
part Of seventy acres Of LAND, more or lcss,
bounded, beginning e. a stake and stones about
five rods from the westerly end Of the north
Meeting House thence Northorly By the c0un-
" road leading 10 FroopoFt, 40 land owned by
Jacob Herrick, Jun; thence northwest one
hundred and thirty rods, 10 the Hail0well road !
thence Southwest, BY said road, 10 land owned
by Jsmes Maxwell thence SOuthcasterly, by
said Maxwel's land, one hundred rods thence
5outhwesterly 70 stake and stones u the read
leading 20 Brunswick; thence Easierly, BIZ said
road, 70 the hrst mentioned bound--fexcepting
one quarter Of an acre OF Land owned hy
Charles Stetson, Is described III Biz dced)--to-
rether with ono half Of the buildings thsraon.--
Also, one half Of the STORE, standing near said
Meeting House, and half Of the Land on which
Il stands-said land being owned in common
with Barnabas Strouts--said described Real Is
tate IS mortgaged to Nathaniel Lincoln, 70 Sc
cure the payment Of $500 ard interest from the
fourth day Of June, 1879. See mortgage Deed
from said Newell to said Lincoln, recorded in
Registers Book %, page 475.
J. MI GERuSTI, Depy. sh'E
Portland, Dec. IL, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

An Cour Of Probate boldFn nI Portland. wfthsn
and for ire Connfy 81 Cumbsrlabd q ne third
Tuesday of DeremhRf, in tba year ar nBr Lord
eighleen hundfee ard twsnfy three
I'M the prfirion nf THOMAS MEANS. Jr. AL
~ msnis;faiog e BE Estate q Rsaben Barol isan
NJ Frrp1r. I'M SAID CnuHty. Mariner. 8ernnaHd
representing lhal TIE personal estate 81 said dseeas-
WA N nut sufrieni M pay ihe gurt HHhfS which he
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