The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-01-20 00:00:00, page 4

Europe.
Pm :.*t>cL.riti>, Jan. J2—In the Liverpool
fwper of the 25th of November, we fin* A me*
rc.hi s(jperf.ttc flour quoted at *>') to 62 »hillingi
sterling'per barrel, oiul sour ditto at 4ti to 51. &
at London, Corn Exchange the 22d November
the prices were wheat82 to 106, and 6se ditto
—110 to 114— flour yj lu 04, and seconds 15 to
50.
Loxnojt. Ncv. 22
United States.—Every attempt is making
by Bonaparte, to avail himself of the dinalisfxc- |
tic*n exciting in America on account of the J3ri j
tish government refusing to sanction li.e arrange
ment *f Mr. Erskine, to induce that country to !
accede to the conspiracy he is organizing (.gainst
our ancient maritime rights, and the foundations
of our naval greatness. * Mr. Armstrong lias
lately bion treuted with minks of particular at
tention at Paris, and a vessel which ho has scut
off from Dieppe is supposed to convey despatch
es containing new propositions to his govern
ment. A rupture with this country would b«
agreeable enough to the French party in Ame
rica ; but wc hop** tkat wiser hands will be found
in the executive and lcgislatuie.
The following p irticulars arc given on the. au
thority of n gemlrm»n who lately escaped from
France, ami who left Paris on the 4th itial—
“ Troops arc niarclflrjj from all parts of the
North lor Spain, Bonaparte goes after the meet
ing of the Senate. Joseph Bon.-pxite is to l>«
king of Italy, Spain is to be treated mi conquer
ed country, and divided intotvelvc governments, i
Bcatiharnoi.* it to he king of Poland: lh*t pail I
late lyr wrested Iroin the Ausjrians to form u part j
of the kingdom.”
Russia appears tube completely redttced tin ;
dcr French influence : the marquis of Tvaierse, j
n relation of the empress Josephine, lies Jr.tely
been appointed head of t!>c ntvr.l department
in Kuesia. this appointment places the Rus
sian navy entirely at the disposal of Bonaparte.
The influenr* of count Roman zolf increasest he
has been heard to declare himself friendly to a
negoeixtion with this country, but upon an insd
tnierible basis, namely, the entire abrogation of
the English maritime code.
.Marshal Ney, it spprars, has had an audience
of his master at Foniainblr-au. He was accom
panied by the Chamberlain cf king ’ irtph.—
Their visit without doubt relates to the siii-.its of
Spain, and f om the information they will cum.
niunicate, the future plans of the invader will
talc: their cast.
The arrival of Sir J. S-tumarez with the British
fleet at- Carlscrona, has giver great alarm to the
Swedish government. It was apprehended t:iat
lie meditated an attack upon the Swedish ships
there, and measures had beer, taken for their de
fence. This alarm, we have no doubt, is entire
ly without cause.
Walciilhex.—Ministers, it is confidently sta
ted, finding no abatement in the dreadful nio. tali
ty of the army placed on that uccursed soil, Imvc
come to the resolution of abandoning it without
delay——So ends the tale of the most formi
dable. the worst planned, anil the most unfor
tunate expedition on the records of our history.
Not ember 25—An m ticle from Vienna, of
the 21st ult. states that General Andrcossi will
remain in that capital, as French minister ; and j
now-adds, that the harbor of Forto Ke, is to be
declared a tree part
The death of the empress.of Austria, so con
fidently announced in a late Paris Paper, is con
tradicted
The Aus'rians are reported to be much di«sa
tisfied with the treaty. We have all along be
lieved that a loftier apirit existed among the peo
ple than in the government
Government, we understand, are possessed of
despatches from Mr. Adair, dated early in last
month, which do not correspond with the report
in the French papers, of the Uridsn influence iti
that capital having declined. The events on the
Danube, and the successful progress ot itic Rus
sians in D ibrogian, had excited much alarm and I
embarrassment in the Divan, but had not infiu- !
enced any change in their intercourse with our :
minister, whose latest despatches continued, we
hear, to urge at the desire of the Porte, the pie- j
scuce of a British squadron in those seas.
Coax, Nov. 11 —The Henrietta, of Baltimore
from M.ireinen, which was captured on the 19th
vdt. by the French privnteer Decide, re-ta
ken on the4;ii inst. by the Helena sloop ol' war,
and arrived here this day.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT 07 STAIN ;
AMD
A GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED TO
be: eought.
The fallowing very interesting intelligence di
rect from Seville, prove* that the Spaniards are
making the greatest efforts to rid their country
of their enemies, and that tlic nen government
has commtr,ccd its operations by infusing new
energy into the people, and taking the rao’&t vi- '
gorous steps for preserving the kingdom. The 1
news of a greet and decisive battle having been
fouglit, mar he expected by the next arrivals,
rcomkhmicateb ion ine nriMA.i'i joe s
NIL.]] »
Extinct of a letter from n gentleman in Seville,
dated *Vov. 6, 18‘jy, to another in this city.
“ On the 1st inst. the Gobiemo Executive del
Rnino, took the government into their hand_
It it composed of the following member * :
Pnasi n*.* r.
Hit Excellency the Archbisk p of Seville, Ct 1d
minittrator.
Members.
Don (Caspar Melchcr de JoTrllanos,
Dan Sebastian de Socano,
Don Josef Garcia de la Terre,
Don Pod’igo R- tnchne,
Do t /'■ aicrtco X vier Cure,
'l'hc Ah.'if-rt de Vi ilei.
S EC1< P. I A fl V or f»TAT E.
Don Francisco Save Ira.
“ It is reported tint the French here r cried off
all ti e heavy artillery they had at the v.etre of
Geroria, which place Ftill hohl : out, and Ins of
I it" r •'-.eit some reiiir.>rrr>n'>n's besides «r.jnr
provision U ammunition. All the Spanish armies ]
arc in motion towards Madrid, ns ulro are the i
Jji itisit ut Badej <t—s<> the* we esf.i’ot shortly I
no me ur.cisiv * at.orv will be’give a, God grant)
t hr re. rucceas. The G"nera!« hare issued orders
to fu e on the first man that retreats, so that I
hop*- you \ ill vi(in hsve tlie news rf a great!
victory ^obtained by I'a Patriots.”.Freeman's
Journal.
New York, Jail. 10.
ANTICIPATED.
Th« brifl Factor haaaniTsd nt Boston, having
<1 from Cadiz tho :J;nh Nov. At that tini'
lji tffc French army w»« adrancr'g-into Spain, and
it wa a rtpoctod n part of tit* m would au,c!; C«
iliz within t*o month*. Evr.vy specie* of def n
aivc meaauica were tn-Utiof; to oppose them.
Tim shipa of war were atill at Cadiz. M*ny of
tti •principal Spaniards w«re hipping p- ~ir pro
p'-jiy to Copland, and, if necessary, «•’ithl
to}: it. i; l; Mr.r^ui* of vVe||'»p/y nailed
f"r E' t^ltn<l iti die J) nit; .1 of J\ jpnti, Novem
ber i 1.
V/i- lia*'" *'"n live* follow;*extr .rt of a Jet•
tbr, il.! <1 C.oir., ~.»i November, ion pp;niicnian
in this et'y.
** Our Jpwrrnmen* n s maVr. • # ^rnorefinary
« xertions to ram*! a I >r : Cap d'lt of i. istiv£lh«;
Ih'intlne ai ri i a which if.e l'rt'i« !i w. , j
t us CoiKicj in cona’-ipir uco of tlte prate w>'li
A(iulli« , lti«: vUi^^lc will aid ; iti, : w;. fiat
ter ourselves that ultimate sucrets will attend
our cause though not without great sacrifice*.”
Niw Yoiik, January 11.
l.ATEST NEWS FROM PORTUGAL.
* Yesterday arrived at this port, the ship Phoei
on, Colfin, from Lisbon, which pen t she loft on
I the 2>l ©f December. From rapt. Coffin we
learn, verbally, that a battle had been iccentljr
fought near Madrid, between the French army
under General Victor, and a Spanish army, in
I which the latter were defeated, with the lors of
[ 5000 mm killed, and 7000 prisoner*—that the
! city of Madrid liad been burnt by the Spaniard*
j that lived in the city, and thst one section of the
[ British army had embarked on board the trftns
! port* in the Tagus.
(Captain C. has obligingly favored us with a
n,« of Lisbon papers to the latter end of Nov. but
they do not furnish the account of the above men
tioned battle, or any other news of great impor
tance )
Cotton, efthe growth and from tl:e the United
States, cannot he re exported at Lisbon without
paying a duly of 30 per cent, ad valorem, valuing
the cotton at 9d storting, with 12 per cent, other ;
charges. Pot and pearl ashes, re exportation
duty 3 dollars per barrel ; flour one dollar ; to- |
bacco 10 per cent, invoice cpst; staves 5j per j
cent.
Tt ar,slated from Lisbon p ipers to the latter end of
November.
A br.ttle was fought on the 6th of November at
Madridejos, between the Spanish army niuler the ]
cojnmand of Field Marshal Manuel Friotc, and a!
French army consisting of 2600 foot and SOB
horse—The battle continued the whole dry with
considerable loss on both si Its. On the 8th the ;
French were obliged to abandon their position
at Gucrdm The result ot this action is stated
to have reflected gn.st honor on the Marshal
Frierc «ml his troops, ai-lto have again placed
the province of La Mancha in the power of the
eat riots.
Tue Central Junta have determined to increase
their army to 15U,000 men.
[Xlie Lisbon papers notice the destruction of
the French tied in the Bsv of Hoses, hy Lord
Collingvood's squadron—That the Ficnjii fleet
was cummandad by Admiral Ganthamnncj con
sisting of three shins of the hne, two frig
ates, and twenty transports, having sailed from
Toulon on the 20th of October : the whole
fleet, excepting one frigate, was taken or destroy
ed 3
Captain Coffin, of the fast sailing ship Phoeion,
lell Lisbon on tflr 2.1 of December ; at which
time it was reported and believed, that there had
been a battle near Madrid, between the French
under the command of general Victor, end the
pstriolic army, in which tho latter had 4000 men
killed and wounded, anu 7000 taken prisoners
It was also reported, that after the battle the in
habitants ol Madrid set the cityon fire Captain
Coffin also informs, that a division of the British
troops that were wounded in the battle of Tala
vera, were embarking for England.
Til* British army under tiie command of Lord
Wellington, had formed a new encampment near*
cr the city of Lisbon
Capt. Coflin understood, that of 18 French
ships of war and 18 transports which made then
escape from Taulon, one half of the number were
taken and destroyed by rear admiral Martin, with
a part of the squadron under the command of Ad
miral Collingwood.
Captain Coflin further slatea that a serious mis
understanding bed taken place between Marshals
Key and Soult. All c6nfcrencas and communi
cations between them had ceased.
3 he central Junta vere determined to augment
the army to 1 >J,000 men.
TouUn Fitet.—On the 14th of November the
I British Consul communicated to the Governor
| of Cadiz, officially, the following la.lev from E.
j Iff j lie, dated Gibraltar the 10th.
“ A British b'riuof war iias just arrived from
1 I ord Colling wood’s fleet with the. agreeable
nav/a, that Admiral Ganthcaume, on board of an
80 gun ship, two 74’*, sundry frigates, and from
15 to IS transports with provioions, ammunition,
and troops, were burnt and destroyed in the bry
of Rosas, and only one escaped ”
Another account states, that Gr.ntheaume's
| squadi on sailed from Toulon on the 20ih of Oct.
I —that it consisted of 3 ships of the line and 2
i frigates,’ convoying 2U transports hound to the
: co-st of Cntslon.* They were attacked ns the
26.ii of the same month by admiral Martin with
7 ships near Cette. The result ovas, 3 of tno
French ships went ashore, 2 were destroyed, and
the others were iendere.1 unserviceable. After
this, admiral Coiling wood caine up and attacked
the remainder of the squadron off Cape Croix—
took five vcs"rl*. and sunk four ; the others re
tired to the bay ..f Kc?r*, where four were burnt
and 5 titfcen. Out of the 25 sail only one frigate
escaped.—N. Y. Gazette.
Cepla'n Johnson, of the brhj Little Cherub, nr
rived yesterday morning in Is days from St.Bar
tholomews,'informs ns, that great preparations
w«'rc making in the British islands to go against
Cuadaloupe—that the expedition would sail ear
ly i” February—and thattwo French frigates hud
arrived at Bassaterre on the 17tli of Dec from
France, which hud larded troops and suiled im
mediately— they are part of a Urge squadron
hourly expected at that island with further rein
forcements.
Vv’e further lesm from s. passenger in the brig
Little Cherub from St. Bartholomews, that a
French brig ofv.ir from France for Guadalnijpc
ls<*en with ; rovirions and troops, 1ms recently
been cent into Antigua by a British frig.ite, and
that the brig’s despatches were intercepted by
th<* British—that in the despatches it was stated,
that the emperor Napoleon had fitted out in tins
different ports in fiance 80 sail of frigates, and
smaller armed vessels to carry troops and provi
sion: to the island of Guadalotipe, being deter
mined to keep the ^western part of the island—
that two f rench fligatr* arrived at Guaduloiipe
on the I7tb Dec. landed 500 troops anil provisi
ons, «ml sailed again in the course of 48 hours—
tl it the island of Guadaloupo was well supplied
with provisions.
Nonroi.K, Jan
Extract rf a letter from St Croix, to a gentleman
in tint cuuntry, dated 2-lf/i Dec 1309.
" V/c have accounts f rom Mm tin; j e to 'lav,
by v. hidi it would appear that the expedition,
intended agnihst Guatl fouji**, was in u *tit<> cl
prort forwni dness, ;ui . it is expected would sad
c. rly m J atm ary. V/iih the troop* lately arrived,
tl ere sv111 !>«• H to Ol/OO men, u loroe, un doubt,
fully sufficient to insure surcc&u—.Our l,ieut,,n:int
Governor liar, gone to M.i.lumpte to join the ex
pedition. 1 tlwi disdain i u;y tin: vigilanceof the
itifili« rui/ers, and owing to me of them be
j io)> hkCxltnt j, t ao I’r« ncli fr.p-itcs with troops
succeeded in g-tting into a port am the north side
of Guadr loupe. 'A Le troops rod pirt of the
crews had hardly tints to get on shore, in the ut
most < onftnoon, before a jno'y of reamen headed
by tlieir officers from the Il.itirli ship*, landed
sot! stormed i strong hattety in me meat gallant
mannt'i—,md afterwards j;ot possession ot the
i> ri’olt frijfat'i a, which they blew up with the
i whole <d i e baggage and stol es on board Capt
Cameron of the* stoop of war If izsrd was killed
i;i the act of hauling down the French color*,
i here arc two other French frigate* shout ' .esc
seas ; those four frig-itt* and n corvette, (that
iu.s been captured and sent into Antigua full of
troop*) fell m with the Jiinon Irigatv, tak—n si *s*
li’nr ’ij, > by tt»« Horatio—sue dul not surrender
Hit after an action of three hours, a-.d listing lor
seventy of her rn>'n ; vhe wn Mich a cnmpletc
vrrvtk when the Frc.uii took possesion of her,
. that they wer* obliged to ainh her. Crpt. Short
l*nd of the Junon f H in the action.
There have been reports received through j
I different quarters of admiral Colling wood Jiavipg
I taken and deatipyed the Toulon aquadron *f‘ six j
tern sad of the line. Flour plenty at 9 dollars
per barrel—Rum anil sugar very high.”—Ledger.
J'ort r»rnl, CM trt.J Dee CO
Despatches have been received this in .ruing
from Vice Admiral the Honorable So- "Alexaii-1
der Cochrane, K 11 dated off Basse-Tv ire, Goa
dah.mpe, upon the 13lli inst. conveying intelli
gence, that early on that day nvo French frigates,
tlie Seine and tne Gloire had been destroyed in :i
•mail bay with the battery which protect*d
them, after a spirited resistance.— corvette
had likewise been rut out of lies IInr, l r his
Majeaty's ship Thetis and brig Pultusk j and a
notiter corvette taken at sea by the Melampos ;
a merchantman frem Europe has also Icon re
taken.
[BY AUTHORITY]
Rr.SOT.VED by the Senate e-net f.rnre „/ re
presentatives ef the United Strifes ef Ante
ricci in Congress assembled, Thai 0- e>--essii.i'.s
contained in tlie «dT!cini li tter ot Francis J. J trk
aon, Minuter Plenipotentiary of !»is Britannic
Majesty near the United States, dated tlie 23 !
day ot October, ISO.), ar.d address .! to Mr
Smith, Secretary ►*' State, conveying the bj«r. I
that the executive government of the U. States
had a knowledge, that the arrangement hv’v
made by Mr ILrskine, Ii‘>h predcceb»o", to belivlf
of his government, with the government if the U.
States, wan entered into without competent pow
ers on the part of Mr. -Erakinc fir that purpose,
were highly indeoorous and it.rir*!er.t. Tn»t tl,*
repetition of the same intimation in his nliici d !--t
ter dated the 4thof Novi • >er 180*,after J ■ -,vr« j
apprised by the osAercratiun rf the Secretary of
State, that the executive pivernment liad n >
such knowledge, and that if it had T,»v«eaaedi sur.h
knowledge, such arrangement would not hav»
been entered into on the part of the U. State! t
and n.f,.cr r.lso being officially apprised, that aucb
intimation was hindmissiole, w-*s still more b so
lent and affronting ; and Ur at in refusing to ie.
oeive any furtlrfcr communications from him in
consequence of these outrageous and premedita
ted insults the executive government has mani
tested a just regard to ita own dignity ami honor,
as well as to the character and interest of the A
merican people. That the U tter signed Francis
J Jackson, headed “ Circular,” dated 13th of
November, J.SQ9, and published and. circulated
through the country, is a still more direct rnd rg
gravated insult and affront to the American pro.
pie and their government, as it is evidently an in
sidious attempt to excite their resentments and |
i distrusts against their own government by appeal- j
| ing u them, through falsi* or fallacious disguis
i cs, against some at its acts ; and to excite resent
ments and divisions amongst the people them
selves, which can only be dishonorable to their
own characters and ruinous to their own inter
ests ; rnd the Congress of the United States do
hereby solemnly pledge themselves to the Amer
ican people, and ta the world, to stand by and
support the Executive government in its refusal
to receive any further cammunicolions from the I
said Francis J. Jackson, and to call into action tha
whole force of the nation, ii it should become ne
c«»sa\, in consequence of the conduct of the Ex
ecutive government in t! is respect, to repel such
insults, and to assert and maintain the rights,
the honor and the interests of tha U. States
J B. VARNUM,
Speaker ef the House ef Fepresentntittes.
fcRORGE CLINTON,
Vice-President ef the United Strife,
mnd 2b etident ef the Senate
January 12, 1810.
Arrxovan,
JAMES MADISON.
"t.-t , "yer.»!riwrvr:-.-•
NTICE.—In a former advertisement, I re
quested all peraona indebti d to thr estate
of Mr. Thomas Nicolaou, tiec’d. to pay off* their
respective debts, and I invited ail perrons who 1
had debts due to them from that estate, to make
them known to me and receive payment.— I in
tend at the expiration of wi* month from tnis date,
to divide among the residuary legatees of ?.Ir.
Nicholson’s last will, nil the money in my hands
belonging to that eatat^r—i therefore earnestly re
quest, that if any oniMias no w v. claim lor debt
! against the estate that they will exhibit it to me
| forthwith and receive payment, and 1 i.eg and
intrest of those indebted to the eet.v.c to p.*v oh”
their respective debts without delay.
C COPLAND, Executor.
Richmond, December 23, IcOO iltwjw
Application win i>em*«te to me p e»i.
dent and Directors of the litnk of Virgi.
j nia to renew certificates ot stock Noe. 2809 and
3019 standing in my name on the books ot the
I Bank.
C. NEWTON.
January 4.
2av.Gv.il
Elias v lachaize, taylok—ites
pectfollv informs the La-lies and Crntle
I m»-n of Richmond and its vicinity, ihal he t.us
! commenced business in the home n<*x* to Mr
! Nciiaon’s store, main street, wh»re ho hopes.br
' assiduity and attention to at! commands, to rr.e
j rit n share of public patronage.
\* All order* executed utter the newest and
neatest fashions.
January 13 2nw4vr
N B. Three or four good Workmen wanted,
, to whom the highest wages will he given. Ap
ply as shove.
CHKF.SR. HATS, SALT-PETKL, GUM~
POWDER-A consignment of Coloured
! Chrese of superior quality, in casks and boxes,
jjust received.
A large, and general assortment of gentlemen's
Silk Bravrr and Furr HATS.
Knglisii refined Sam Prtrr,
F and FFglazed and rough Gun-Powder.
FOR SALE, BY
D. J. RURR
December 1. 2mv2m
OLU Mill AN Mli.LS—CASH given fr
y FLOUR HAUKKL ST.A'l'.S, Jill A Ft
JS'J and /’OOP POLKS-Also, for Clean,
White COHN.
r P. II AX ALL £t Co.
Richmond, Jarttsry !'». w4-v
JOHNSON AN1) HEAT,
j JR WF.LLltliS if SIT. VKII SMITHS :
A T the crescent sipn, «>;>|»osile the K»i;!e-Ta
! -*- vcrn—Have just rccei- dan ad.liti irial gup
ply dI Artici-ci hi their line, (which v itli their
former stock will render tneir aa«ortine»it vc.-v
com; I ■'(■) consisting of—
lJe»rl -Hii'jrs, Ear-Kings A Drops, Breast
Pins, Bracelets hik 1 Fmgvr Km \s.
Jet Rrcntt-l’ini, Bracelet!*, IDr-Rip^j ft Neck
laces, totloise-shcli Combs «.t the most approved
pattern*, gold Watch-CIia r*, S- ais and Keys of
the Istrst pattern--, liar-Hoffr", Ping-'r-ltilijr*,
Breast-f ins, lirrj-ii'U, llullnn.-t, Lockets anti
Miniature Si llin^t. •
Silver Ten Pot s, CofIV?e P<Vs# Eng,.!* Dishes,
Slop Bowls, Cream-Pot*, Caons and Goblet ts.
Tabic,desert, tea Mid salt Spoons, soup, to Idy,
cream »tul murtaril I.adlos, Suit-Stands, Thim
ble*, Coral k Bell*, i'< . ' thing* <’c Prnr.il Cases,
♦ilver mounted DuVs, S vrord* anti Smil' Kos.es
Plated Castors of various prices, Candlesticks,
Fruit Bs-k'-ts, Tea-Pots, Nugsr Dishes, Cream
Pots, S-it-Stand*, Table So > s mid Tea- rot , :
Block tin Tea-Pots and Tea Csnlus, fOgflner
with * mtlryother articles too tedious to < mme
rate hei r, all of which they offer on r <«l» ratc
terms. Orders for work strirT ,■■attended to.
Th<! highest price given lor old ■ ilvir and j/’M.
December 7** if
*\ 7 AI.tMrLE PK’^pRTjr FOR Sir*:— 1
* J" r,rs»iRnc*-0» .\u-r<;c ,1 the Cunuil i
Court of toe United S^«\iu the Virginia Dl?- J
trict, pioiv' ct '1 at the „f that court, C
in the * uits there<U-|»eitd:og LiKL „ Wm. Kmikall il
• St'Co. plaii»tift>, «pwitfct Tao'n^^i D,.:u„. „ml
o't.eu, end h«*t wieti>^r;|v, Sor-oplial *:
<tnd SUrmnn, pl unui's, in d tiie ,l|t# . (
Will Is** exposed to Bui*. t«v auction*^ in* ,ii
the county »>f Cumberland, on 1’hui i V )> «(
of February next, that xMualne M’ilbSu •
MILL tl«u»Hy called the fytira Mii '.t—"> \,t.,,, .
Warehouse, Tjv tn, mi 1 iii'M i- Lota of GrL,.,; ,,
at. tltat place—Al io, tlli'w I. irtdj it >-e n». »• r
ira, (con-, tinr of 12000 a..rcs out iip irarcK j
which belonged -to j-iinr* Dean-*. *1 honis* bb,
l)e»:ie L Francis ll. } leant- or to nlhti- of them, t
on the r-Oih day ol March, 1801 -r-Terms o*'l
talc—Ten pet; '•en* on the. amount of the pur |
chases to be paid incaUi ; a credit of our, iv.o i
a»tl three years i-»r the residue of the pint :;*e
money, to Ilear inteiest Item the day of • '.e,
the purchaser or p;iv$tuutpra giving bunds wish
security, to be applyvcd’by the undst signed cons- l
missioners, or the one that may act, and also ex- i
••cutio’g a d<*cd o*' trust upon the propenv so ;
purchased, for securing the payment, thereof aai
lot periods aforesaid.
Pievtous tollie day oT sale? the Land trill be
divided into conveni-mt lots to suit purcii use
C. COl’LA.\ 1J, 2 Coinih.'tti
XI. C. Ve4Ll.id.MS, 'j •■nm
T^crcr-d rr JO <*n <!s
W II.LIAM \V. DICKENSON ha t rein-.
an A off'rr* for sale 2 > Crate* Earthen
tVare, 4 t.<ue* I'.ngltsh Clars ware,
CD'ISU I 1 to OF
Ti^C'interr, P rter,Wine and Coainpaignc Olarsr*. \
J.’ve^fiool Salt, lots- an l in Sards, A to 15 Cashs
!T. K A\<m, 200 pair coarse s/itts, Seal Less/id
isc &c C~‘c.
1) xmiiier 26. 1 ?•*
NOTICE —AH person* indebted to the estate 1
of Jo*ma Wright, deceased, are r>*<|UCi)te(l
to mme f.irward and pay their rewpeetr e ac
counts to the subscriber—Those having cl dm*
agwiii'il the estate *re req'.wnletl to bring forward
their account* pmnerly atit icntir.at'-d, to
AORAHaaI DOUGLASS, Adtrtr.
January 4. 10L
ENOS ALLEY, from New York, most n-s
i pvctfully informs the Lathe* of Richmond
»ntl its vicinity, that lie i* just establishing a Li
dies S»roa MAxarACTOtiY a few door* below
the Bell Tavern and next door to S. Pleasants'*
Hook Store—He ha* on hand an elegant assort
ment of Kid and Morocco SKISo\ green, red,
black, whi*ts, tea and buff. All of tr.e most laalii.
on* the colours.
N. B. Those ladies who would wish to have
their shoes made in the most fasliioinble mode,
will please to call -is above. All order* will be
thankfully received and immediately attended to
Ten or twelve women skoe binders will meet
with employment by Applying at tiio above place
. January 13. 3w
juai. iciuiticuiroiTj iier urst voyage, burthen /'(/J
tons, is offered for freight or charter—Fo’* terms, I
nppty to Mr. Robert Foilok, Petersburg, or to tha i
subscribers.
POLLOK. it TIICDV/AY. I
_Manchester, January 1(>. 3
AO Be. SOLD on Saturday toe iweiuy.se ;
ventJi <lf.v of this current month, at the lair !
(Iwellinp house of John Hevcningham, deceased. 1
•hunt four miles below Manchester, in Chester
field county, nil the Peiiional Estate of the
Raid ((•ceased, including five SJ JVJSS, ;» great
variety of Medical, law, Historical r.nd other ■
BOOKS—And also, Household fc.Kitchen Furni
ture, and o-her Articles. T ie saie will be for
ie»dy money. -liY THE EXECUTORS. !
January 3 6 t,js
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
A Nct Theory,
j ..
The DJURjy.1I. DOTATION OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from th$ properties of the Cycloid and the Jipi
Cycloid
WIT!T
av Application- op the tnt:eitr,
To the explanation of the vannua lJh> lomenn of
tlic Winds, Title* and of those Stony and N't
t a llic concretions which have fallen i’roin Hea
ven upon the surface of th** Earth.
By JOHN IVOOD.
Author of Elenun v of Br'afiortive, /irin
fed in London, in 179$.
Dcremh !• 14.
T *T r ANTED TO HIKE for the ensuing'year,
* V a Female SKllVANT who has hren »c
customed to the house, and i-t a good Seamstress
— A recommendation of character will be re
quired Apply at this Office,
i December 2l>- if
BEADY MADE CLOTHES.
bUBSCKlBr-K u.ie. ds keeping on:
f. hand a constant supply of GARMENTS
ready made, for the accommodati >n of g< ntlemen
Irom the countiy who wish to in* fuinii' ed at
.‘hart notice. Apply nearly opposite the Eagle ;
Tavern to j
C. FAIRCHILD
Merchant '/'aylor. |
January 18
eptf
TVTEW OXFORD ACADEMY.—The mi; j
A\ kcriber wishes to employ, and win j ay a
liberal price to a min capable of teaching the
l.alin, Greek, French & English Languages, tr> j
gether with Geography, Sir, and who ahull come
well recommended ns a proper person to tfhr
charge nt the M“w Oxford Academy, lately e-j
rected near the Half way Hons,: between Kich-;
mend and Petersburg, on the n -in s'nge road— j
where he corhernplulea to receive thirty boys on-1
/)■, who mav be boarded at Bo p r mmirn (*.x- j
elusive of betiding and washing, which must bo I
furiiistied, or wdl occ: .lion »n additional ch n-ge)
an.i may be. instructed in all or ary of the rImim;
I ngiisg- s, at 3 30 per annum, p lyable mint tei ;y,
but not i* aiivanc-l’tie situation of this Amide
my m high and hr l!l»y, and Combines as many i
suvantajTea as a'.y other in this state—The .sub-1
srriber pledge* hum?ll'that gre l ami uncommon •
attention shad be paid to' the morals and msiruc i
tionof those v.’ho miy be tent to tins Academy, :
and Hatters liitn*elf with a hope, that it wdl be a
useful and ll nr tailing catablishmen' —As aoon as j
a Teacher can be" pmeured, quulifi ll in in. res
pects to manage the Seminary, the public sli li
receive du notice of the uay on which this school
will CQitiMishce.
RICK’D. GREGORY.
J entry 1 fi.__ wd * •!
'1^*0 1’E S >1.1) to the lugh'-’t bidder, at
1 Wind r t!ie n.Am'.lHl.udy pos
scssrd by C u ier Braxton, dec’d i bout on* mil*
fioin'frppsbannnck, on Tuesday the lb tb day ol
Jimeuvnext, annul thirty negio SiJ.AVTiS be
longing to ih** s d J. dec'ft.consin'uig of men, wo
men, boys sod g.tls, »mon^ them is a u* y good
Mouse C irpcn. *r a'’out tweni) one vejrs old;
part of them wdl he hold for cash, and t e rest
line on a credit < f rix month?, th< porch .-ter*
giving bonus with approved ree.urity. All per
I c.iujr < Is-in* against the said «ltc’J■ arc re
quested to mi ke t o rn known to
b VK Ml S HRAXTf N. •
ZAfiUtS [I KttH C" ( Ajni,rt
WILLIAM rl.L L J’.
January \
AT CITY POINT,
Till 0»(ID FAST S.MM1U SHIP
.4 r K R I C K,
CAP PAIN TRIPP;
k
vMm of' nr*n "r v~m errrutei Tv Jn,,'»
D newrtk to tin* nilwrih. r, bearing dbt« >. n
J5th day ftf Jnlv. 1SJ7, «»! record in the County
Court ol V.i' OnnaHU tor the purpose of securing
.he debts oue to Kzt-ki*.l tkfrein nwntioti
■d ; Will Iw mill at tin-* at p~r:*nt nn
:upi«*d oy the said John L> on F-inhsm
Credit, in the county of ltii:lm>"i,<l| on tin# 8*h »• *Jf
.1 I*>1». <107 r fair, .»*;• uenwiae the ntxtfoir
1 «. t<» the hi iHvr. ««»Vr the ; n-v,imut
>f t' !*!trt. nl AsS.- Hlhly jv.tssnl la1*! SCMtion, «•*'
i’hil •* An a~i <-.orwr>ii»'«r Exccutim* at.*. I •**
nl'i'T *|»-? pus **/’ t-io l.i'.li-V mg 1 HOI’L (1 >
mm. I hv tli • fiiij ('• 'd. to wit: Si h no®** ^
lltr.i uf T«i>'piMim -nek, with all her spjMi'T •<
' cici v K»;, ii \vi.v“ieiurftes *w, Sarah, Sun,
\eon*-, rt .nt>:iW and jo«-. tbr-'e H<>rfU!%l«*n heart
[ ®SCitrlc a>>d five F«*;rthi— Beils amt l ur. idye,
! <‘r rj«nch ol- the Mni<l property as will raise the
i Sl*°t 'eyjuired.
I r MrCAUTV, TY-on*.
I IIr”Nond County. J >n. 11. w.‘»w .
| T A\'j p( H! SALE —Tint valuable Tmcof t t
1Ainving. in a»nliMr«t ronrty, common.
• '•> 1 no'.vu ' narr,. ,,c G<»vdoii,s Quarter, situ
j atfd u. ..»• tint'fcohsf.eo row mount ror>* .:nin^
I 1 ven loindrt r: avir*-, now ottered fry- »»te on
\
l liberal Inrun. IVhqiu.ity »*f thi** land is > ud to
'*•* I <pn| to •Illy t’f^VNj countv.
'j he teams will !*• V K.W„ },v making »r,plica
tion to either «»f the Mibv'rihei'K in Fctcrst.wir.
or to Mr. Sam.el Jrvinot l.yucliburpii, who will
ihew the premises give U(< h d« .-criptf»» of
hem rs wi.l satisfy any person demons o. jv.tr
clias-ng.
yonv WILD ZB,
‘j'JUS u
P 'pr«?V’V‘^, * *.*v*n**v 4
w .SC'fi.i'./i'i'i/'./f ;;i'cs Nnl.-'c, Uiul who
P * new to the duration ofhisown Childrt •*,
he has determinerl it* rc-more h.s t'.un y to *;.»»
C«of U -hmvid.—He has rented the House .-tt
present oecdtpied by t1' %• Ctiancello”, ar-i pmjK.i.
es t .-iking 10 ov 12 young boys or girls into Id* fa
mily i:*. boarder*.
He pi dges h’umrli'tbat the most ri~id attenti.
ons'n!! be paiJ *»» tT»*• i*vu\i Is'and j^neral wyl*
•are of m-.!i .as may be committed to his tare.—
The situation he has cho:-en is high ami healtny,
and sufficiently convenient to ttie Academy, lie
caper's 10 he in readiness to receive, boar.1 --i l>y
the I0*.l\ of January ; in toe mean lime a:,,’ c h
rrunic itiona on this subject may be addicsacd to
him at Columbia.
It s price tor board is 120 pe** annum ; em»
thir l to be. paid m advoi . ie t.urd in s x
months, aad the balance at t o end of the year,
each boarder finding hi* bed.
NO QUARLTiS.
December 12 ' wStv^
NOTICE.—11 v •. irt cot a deed of iriot e\-*cut
ed to me hy I'r;>nei s Vaughan, tor the purpose
of scc-jcnjc ihe fvivvneitt of iie'.it* thei-in men
tioned, due to William White : Wdl t ’exposed
] to sale to the highest bidder, in J m stown, on
(the 15lh day <>i Fcbniarr next, the Tract of
] CAM) whereon the aaid Veughan resides, lying
jin ComberI*.nd covimy. near jiovo, ,u»l
rontaining upwards of two hundred ucivs, and
adjoining the land* of Jo.** 1). Ler, J.>s It. Ruy
i »11, Win Co: lev end the sul'.'n.riov*
' jTSCH A ft Sh.it WOOH'>OTT.
j Cnmberlmd Count* !*•'. tt w j-vK
I NOTICK—Mr. John AT Kune having .-rude
prov i on i.irih,; p'lypncnt of his debts, ;.ml
t!».-sc also for whiclrhc is n >»md for los lather, it
I is requested ln»t ali suc.li >. ,t l.tors -dioul 1 i>»o!:o
i their respective d-mands i i /.n to i*-<, or out of
j us. on oi before the first dav of February next, at
i which time the second payment for the land, .old
for thu. purpo-e, be iomri due. Giving tins no
tice, ere a'lal! no: c«niM.Jer ourselvt-j b mini to pay
interest aider we rec -ive pavnimr. for the land, us
. the money will he kept for ine creditor*.
Alt inch creditor* a, have liens upon the New
Castle Land, either by deed or judgment, are re
iq Jested to giv- ii* mSrm»ti. n lii ivof.
REXJi MIN OLIVER Jr.
IV1 LI.I 1 M CUNN1 'rGHA M,
S A ML EL RICH. IK DA >N.
If.mover 'To'aiii. J iiiunry 13 sc3w
C"'* U’DElf SEED of European Growth—Im
-T gloried hv Grant Thnrhorn ol Nrw-Y rk,
• ml for sale by Win West Ri Co. at liieir
1111 •rarj’s shop ne ir the market—the seed '.tier
ed for sale may I.** i vied on as IVcsii, and of the
last fall's importation.
January 13. etrtf
FJFjTY dollars reward.
T~> AN—AWAY, /torn the Subs.t mrr thecity
Jit. of Vick tliond, on tk • 2 >th of <J>to‘jer i :«t. >i
Negro Af.m r nttr-i BILL j'. ■tuf-'t-i r t ro hr c/.out
I forfeit vine * (.-A ii:c/iet high ; mmit, v>ti! 1>h' 't,
■ >t tittle hovt-lt 'r.L /:■•* a jutl f ace ; ut>MU i-t.rnty
ye art of agt; purch.itvd of C;rui Cut Cry tf
Northut)tbrrtarn. C.ottnty ; was mix -din Lai . iter
Count,', on the Curritoman p! I'ntton !> Afr.C'tr•
, tr> ; h- is catie l hv the tie t ■! that [< r.ait'
ingman Billy : he is wet. a q i i tnted at Shir let, on
James River, where i is Hi,he is turfing at tins
time.
I willx'"se the alone rew r • if secured in j til
in the City cf h'ichm .n ' or rrxt dollars if secu
red in any ja7 in thtcat. ./’ Virginia, and it/or
| mat ion given to Joseph C trier, y/' Atchmoij, or
John JV/ut, of CiiarlottcsvtUe
■ 7IIOS WINN Jr.
October 27. . tu'bm
(GERMAN USK WUIIGS, for sale hy the
2 i>alo or pie- e, by toe suiiscriher, at his house,
j r.crrcol. Mayo’s ii ridge
J A MES IN NFS.
I Decrmbfr 1> w8w
! 7^ I’ETICOLAS rr* e .'fully inibrina the
• Li :•/ -ns of Ri' lim'.iuJ. lliat he intend?
toMching Dr:, j op .'i i i'sintmg, bringpr?pi ed
for the rfc-ption of S Imlars at his rcsul'nce on
Shock-I I'll
If" \vi I Isofake profiles on a large scar', art?
I.-Vc,-r in Miniature.
J mwrjr irf ) w3w5
TJUKSUANT to a decree of Carol no Co-.u ’v
; it. Court, in tlr name of tin Jiifee'.'i ; of F.d
: mund Jones, dec'd See., apsinst the Adndni trnlor
I vitli t iie \» ill annexed, of ll < s od J<»ri'-s, decVI.
! t<r.. Will he sold, on l-'ridav tin 23d d u of Fe
I I ’ liary, to the high s* fndder, on tw* lo- mnnlfis
I f rrdit, at Cii.r h-H J'od’s Tavern, in Car-dme
i County, a,v n Negro SLAVES, I- -longing to the
I estate i f ttie slid J -iv-i ]!f nh with approve J
i sc-uirily «■:'! i’C required of the pin-ih-iserf, irt.
I manner as I'irerted y the sr'id d -eire \H vtbo
I lin-.r rln;,u« : ,gainst the b:ii<1 i v':i*r- ace ri (pit-ste-!
' i->* >liiLi, tiirm on the day of s;»!e to the Adm’i
; rdstrator.
EY- THE COMMl iSIONEHS
nn-iry 1 ’i
X) /YTTF.ltSEA PAl’KU M!I,l..‘i.-.TIiow ♦.tIjo
x.5 wivi t<» encourage t '<* mrmif'.u lures of their
oui; .'.rr* inform* '1. that tlu-v r o (tr suppli
*•*1 with )’.ip»r Manufactured in Petersburg, in
any <pi »nti'i«s.
PRICES A" rOLLOVTSt
r no Lctut Paper Vellum, & 4 7$ ^
do, Laid, 4 50
Fools Cap >To. 1. 4 37J
]>•». 'No 2. .3 37\
Do. No. 3. 3 12$
J ! o J’.ist Vellum, 9 50 ('
JJr>. I.airl# 9
Fine rt’ming Medium, 5 50
Do. I 4 50
p.vro’lo-it gripping Pap^r, 1 12$.
A liberal discount made to wholesale j. i.*»
el»
j), 'a i<s for any of the above -lit W-o, sdclr*
<*d to i..e Mibrigi-iirets, executed u t:.o short* at
OOti e.
RAXUTv.R & (t
August 4. , vnf