The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-06-26 00:00:00, page 4

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jCT* /'Vow a Barbadoea fiafier received at
ihe Norfolk Herald Office.
Bridge-Town, (Barbadoes) May 19.
The liberties and independence ot Spain,
which like those of all the other Continental
Powers, expired in Eurofie at the feetot the
French Ruler, seem to have received an im-!
pet us in South America, elicited from the
misfortunes of the Mother Country, that pro
mises a noble and high-spirited effort to
save itself from the general wreck, of subju.
Cation, and to give to the Mexicans and Pe
ruvians, and to the whole of the vast Conti
nent of Sfiamsh .dmeri'-a, those national
rights and independence hitherto unknown
to them either in liberty or commerce.
In this great effort, as it has manifested it.
self in our more immediate neighborhood a
long the coasts of Cuniana, Barcelona, Ca
raecas, and the whole of Hew jindalimia
and Venezuela. a spirit of patriotism and
loyalty has commuted those ebullitions wh ■ h
too often subvert (he first dawn of freedom, £c
mark an allegiance to their legitimate Sove
reign worthy of the independence they are
aimitig at establishing ; and which it were
well that the British Government have
the grace and the glory of supporting them
In, and not merely content themselves that,
as Bonn parte by a most significant piece
of poi.cy has declared, if they wish tor
a noble independence, they shall not be oft
fioscd.
A change of Government, embracing the
principles of that which first succeeded in
Spain on the seizure of the Monarch and
the invasion of the country by the myrmidons
of Bonaparte, has taken place throughout
these Province? - - -a Supreme Junta being
esiaousneu me araccus. 1 lie whole change
was effected iu the most tranquil manner,
and conducted with the greatest order, aL
though almost instantaneous. A Spanish |
Packet having arrived at LaGuira .on the
22d April, direct from Cadiz, with irtforma
Xion of the events.that have lately so com
pletely thrown Hie whole of Spain (except
that single point) into the power of the
French, the Captain, (General of Caraccas,
with the Intendant General of Finance and
the Superintandant of the Ordnance, being
suspected cfgiving connivance to the pro
jects of Bonaparte in that Country, were im
mediately seized, and with two or three o
ther persons of inferior note, compelled to
leave the Province——beingpermittee!, how
ever, to proceed to any country they wish
ed. At Caraccas a Supreme Junta was
formed, and delegates were sent off to Barce
lona ..Cumr.na, and Angostura, inviting them
to unite ir. establishing an independent Gov
eminent, ami to form Provincial Juntas un
der the authority of that of Caraccas, as the
head or central Government. These propo
sals were received and adopted with avidity
in eveiy Province; and at Curnara, copy_
ing every sentiment and feeliag of the Su
preme Junta, the follow! g Proclamation was
issued on tiie 23lh ult. in strict conformity to
the one issued at Caiaccas on the 23d :—
*' The Supreme Governing Junta es
tablish d in thin Capital, in the
rame of hit Mcjc&rtj el Sigtiior Don
Fernando VII. 'whom God fire^
serve—
*' To the inhabitants of this City, and of
the 1 Vo • ur-.v aj J\eut of.idatima, and
JVvtv liarceUna !
“ Cumanere, Bartelcnians, and Citizen in
habitants of places beIc gtng to the provin
ces of New Andalusia and Barcelona—Loy.
p! and beloved Countrymen ! The origin of
the causes that have given rise to the for
mation of the new Government which has
just been established, attend to them, in or
der that if there be some amongst you, who,
entertaining a doubt of the existence of such
we;>, uy occurrences, should with little reflec
tion disapprove its plan—or with too much
apprehension deern it impracticable—or, for
want of experience, believe the respectable
nicmbi rs who compose it to have acted with
out sufficient authority-they may advert
to fact., of which the whole world is and has
been witnesses; and laying aside their fears,
cherish the hope aud confidence that peace,
fraternal union, and other social virtues,
which constitute the basis of the structure of
our present security, may render our names
immortal, and transmit to our children that
security and happiness which we trust to en
joy* ,
“ The state of confusion in which Spain
has been involvr d by the »uss of its legiti
mate head, has some time since been pro
claimed and made known to you by our be
loved Sovereign, Signior Don J*'ernando the
Vllth ; you arc already acquainted with the
calamities brought on by the perfidy of the
wicked Godoy, in conjunction with the Em
peror of the French, whose ferocious designs
were seconded by other wicked men, who
left no means untried to accomplish the ruin
of their country;—finally,you ate not igno
rant that the Central Governing Junta of
the kingdri of Spain, created in the name of
(ur Lord Fernando VIJ. has bien dissolved
either by its own act, by the invasions of the
enemy or (what is more probable) by that
unhappy spi.it ofr* rruption originating from
anterior de spot Dm.
" Under thcM* ci ir.stances, how is it
pprsil 5e •- ,.ve the pehple without a
I’,- nt;-h over them: The provinces ot
b. a America have began to deliberate on
th. nu de of establishing some form of gov
ernment suited to guard them iti all cases
n.gai a* 'he disorders of anarchy and the in
vasion of the tyrant ; some of them have al
ready established legitimate assemblies, by
means ol that authority with which the peo
ple inv. ;t sovereigns with power, leaving,
nevcrthelescin the hand of the CabiUlns their j
usual iac uiyof administering justice in all
rases, particularly ut the present emergen
•' Although you may have heard that the
Ci st existing authorities have been dismissed,
yet the proceedings were neither Violent nor
tumultuous, and you will find that others
have been appointed to fill their places ; the
government lias not, therefore, been subvert
c l, but the former administrations only have
been displaced.
'• This prudent and necessary determine
lion has been communicated by the wise Jun
ta of the Caraccastothe illustrious council oi
this city, Sc not to the governor, col. DatEus
ui'jo Excndero ; giving us thereby to un
derstand that his power has ceased, ami
indicating the necessity of uniting in the
work of public Happiness, and doing every
tiling in our power to accomplish tins great
object.
“ The Council, not less wise, and actuated
by the same irrpulse which operates on the
ton ds of this faithful people, has invited to
fly mectir g at th» Town hah tbo principal
persons of this city, in order to deliberate on
the expediency of following this example ;
and it has passed an act appointing, with the
unanimous consent and in behalf of the peo
ple, the following seigniors as members of the
'provincial government:
“ Don Francisco Xavier Mait, Alcs.de of
the first election. President.
Don Francisco 17/ay, of the second, Vice
President.
Don Josr/i/i J\ am ires, Don Geronimo Mar.
tinez, Don Francisco Sanchez, Don Jose
Alcala, Don Manuel Millan, Don Dotnin_
go Maiz. Don Joze Santos.
Dr. Don Mariano Cova,for (he Public Af
fairs.
Don Andrea Caileson, for Finances.
Ca/itain Don Juan dc Flores for the Mlli -
tia.
Don Juan Bermudas, for Public Works.
Don Juan Manuel Fcruda, for Com*
mere?.
Don Fedro Alczia, for the Coloured Peo
ple.
Don Juan Martinez, Assessor of Taxes.
Don Uieg- de Vallenilla, Secretary.
“Thisassembly, however.in assuming the
authority rt cently vested iu signior colonel
don Eusebio Ezenderh,desire to express their
thanks and gratitude to that signior’s praise
worthy communications as well as for his
readiness in voluntarily surrendering the
power which he held.,
“ We may now venture to call ourselves
a free people, and entertain the hope that
this City has power of maintaining its inde
pendence under any circumstances whale
ver; we now have the pleasure of commen
cing to bring into action those hitherto hid
den means of happiness which our Country
possesses'; and we trust, with our own re
sources, to succeed, in establishing recipro
cal harmony, and in maintainiHg ourselves
in union and peace with other nations. By
looking up ior protection to that provincial
Government appointed to represent you, & in
which you are to participate, you will reap
the fruits of its wise organization, and en
sure your own happiness and that of vnm
children.
“ The useful labors of the Junta_the
mild measures which it proposes to adopt,
and which are inseparable from its adinil
nistration—the unremitting cave with which
it w ill watch over the concerns of the seve.
ral districts within its jurisdiction—shall be
manifested, not by words but by actions._
Do not judge lightly of events which at first
sight may appear unaccountable ; refrain
from censuring too hastily those measures
which the government may deem expedient
to adopt, although ihey may appear to some
not calculated tor the public good; do not,
above all things, indulge in opinions unfa
vorable to the character or capaciev 0'f tne
Members of Government ; but let'each of
you bear a part and assist in supporting die
burthen, complying with the holy precepts
of our Lord Jesus Christ, maintaining the
rights of society and the sacred obligations
imposed on us by Providence, and reward
ing each individual according to his me
rit.
“ With a view to the preservation of that
union and harmony so necessary to the main
tenance of good order and tranquility, we
advise and recommend to all and every one
of the judges either ecclesiastical or secular,
| and to the wealthy inhabitants of the Coun.!
! try, to cling round us with zeal, patriotism,
and affection, and to do their utmost to sup
port our good intentions with efficacy, vigi.
j'ance, and loyalty, by deputing Representa
lives from each town or community, furnish
ed with such instructions as they shall deem
j at! ..sable to ensure the permanency of the
i.ew Government; it being well understood
(hat v.c have no other objects in view but
the preservation of the throne of Fernando
I the Vllth—the prosperity of the Country_
|lh triumph of Religion-union with our
! neighbors—and the confusion and overthrow
I of Tyranny.”
The whole of these provinces are stated
[to be, even beyond description, hostile to the
French, and to be anxiously desirous of con
ciliating and strengthening a friendship and
alliance with England. It is indeed to the
British nation that they look for support &
encouragement in their new government
—they ask it of us, & offer us all their friend
ship. On this mission a Spanish officer has
arrived here with despatches for our naval
and military commanders, the precise na
ture of which, although we do not learn, we
yet understand, ask tor assistance and pro
tedtion. Lieut. Wennett of the Spanish Co.
lunibian army, an official messenger from
the Junta of Curnana, arrived hereon Wed
nesday last, in his majesty’s schooner Sub
tie; and yesterday the Wellington brig oi
war was dispatched by Sir Alexander Coch
rane to La Guira, which of itself augurs fa
vol ubly of the reception of the despatches,
besides that of the bearer of them having
been most courteously received by the adtm
ral.
Pnu.AiJxr.PHiA, June 18.
A gentleman from Havanna, has favour
ed us with papers of that place to the 3rd
inst from which we have made a few trans
lations for this day’s Gazetie. We also un
derstand from him, that it was uncommcnly
sickly in the port of Havanna, attended with
great mortality,—Helf.
Mexico, April 26, 1810.
The faithful city of Mexico, in conjunct!*
on with the illustrious Vice_King, gave yes„
terday a signal proof of their energy, and
the contempt in which they hold the vile
efforts of the detestable Joseph Bonaparte to
subvert cur royal minds. During last week,
and while the faithful were celebrating the
mystery of our redemption, uml imploring
at the toot of the altar assistance in these
trying times, there fell into the hands of the
Government, through an act of Divine Pro.
vidence, a number of Proclamations which
the infamous Joseph Bonaparte had sent to
America by faithless emissaries, equally ig
norant as himself.
i hene proclamations abounding with prn
mises, tlr.eals, foolishness, perfidy and imi.
tnlity met the reception they justly merited
it being ordered that they should be com’
mitted t« the fl unes, which was done yester
day meaning, with all the solemnity u'^ual in
cases ol Ha;;»*ant delinquency,
i"lic porn .tit of our tmloved nnd legitimate
sovereign Fedinaml VII, was elevated in the
rpand squate, in front of which was con
structed a pyramid wherein the presence
al a Notary and Constables of the Coupt, the
public Kxecutioner set fire to the despicable
rnci indecent proclamation of the Quixotte
King.
i l.e whole square was lined with troops
»f c avalry and •nfa itty ; and a cinconrse of
tt least a hnndied thousand per ions filling
he vast extent of this square, the tops ot
u*ses, steeples and balconies, who bad ur.u
ted to pronounce the public Anathemas with
which a religious and faithful nation con.
demos in its heart a tyrannic usurper, who
in his dreams think it his. Destruction to
the Bonapartes and liv^Ferdinnnd VII. re
sounded through the air at the inpmeut the
vile Proclamations were thrown into the fire
—this was the general voice, which like a
torrent shook on his throne the Demon of
rebellion and discord, and hurled him to ties
(ruction.
Alter this ceremony finished, there ap
penretl a proclamation of the Vice.Kpig.
calling upon all good citizens who should
have or know of any of these seditious pa
pers. to give immediate notice to the civil
| authority on puiu of amercing.
Ml rT-l—■ 1 m
[3Y AUTHORITY]
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT
Further to alter andamerd “ A t act tsro\:ding for
the third census or enumeration of the liihaLitant*
of the U. States.”
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Tie*
prescntatixtr of the United States <J dine
r/Cii in Congress asunibledt Thai si* much ot >.lie
first section ot the ucl, passed during the present
session of Congress, entitled,'* An act providing1
for the third census or enumeration c* tiio inhabi
tants ot tlie U. States,” as relates to t! c forms of
oaths or affirmations tliersby directed to >>•; taken
by the marshals, secretaries and assistants there
in mentioned, respectively, shall be and hereby is
*e pealed, and the said oaths or affirmations shall
be in the following form, that is to say : The
marshals’and secretaries’ oaths in the form fol
lowing :
“ 1, A. B. marshall of the district of
(or secretary of the ten iiorv of
* as the.ease may be,) do solemnly swear
or affirm, that l will well and tiuly cause to be
made a just and perfect enumeration and descrip
tion of -11 persons resident within my district (or
territory) and return the name to the Secretary of
State, agreeably to the directions of the »ev« ral
acts of Congrccs, providing lor the third census
or enumeration of the inhabitants of the United
States, according to the best of iny ability.”
And tne assistants’ oath or affirmation, in the
form following .
A. B. do solemnly swear or affirm, that
I will make a just and perfect enumeration and
description ot all persons resident within ttie di
vision assigned to roe for that purpose, by the
marshal ot (or the secretary
of the territory of . t as the
case muy be,) and make due return thereof to the
said marshal, or secretary, agreeably to the di
rections of the several acts ot Congress, provi
ding for the third census or enumeration of the
. inhabitants of the U. States, according to the best
■ of my ability "
j Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That it shall
! he tbs duty of the several marshals, secretaries,
; ;u?d their assistants aforesaid, at the time for ta
k.ng the census or enumeration aforesaid, to take
uni-er the direction of the Secretary of the Trea
sury, and according to such instructions as lie
shall give, an account o,f the several manufactur
ing establ.shments and manufactures within their
several districts, territories and divisions. The
said assistants shall make return of the same to
! the m-rshais or secretaries ot their res|>ecllve
j districts or territories, mid the said marshals and
I secretaries shall transmit the said returns and ab
i stracta thereof, to the Secretary of the Tr-mnrv
at tiie aarr.^ times ut which they are by this act,
and the se\ i_ral acts to which this act is an addi
tion, required respectively to make their return
ot t aid enumeration to the Secretary of Stare ;
for the performance of which addit;:m..l service,
they shatl respectively receive such compensation
as shall hereafter he provided bv law.
J. B VARNUM,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLA1U),
President of the Senate, protem.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
May 1, 1810.
PROVISORY NOTICE.
TIIE Subscriber intending to move his fam
ily to Richmond, has rented Mr. E. Ran
dolph’s house, near the Capitol. In that house,
he will, from the first of September next, con
tinue his professional labours, on the iollowiiiK
plan.
The Subscriber himself, aided if necessary,
by a person of competent abilities, will teach the
ancient and modern languages usually taur .i,
civil history, and what constitutes me liter' ry
and moral course. He may, in the spring, lec
ture on Botany, to a select class ever* ii.it»*.■ «f \
afternoon.
All the branches of the Mathematics, Tiie.
retical and practical, togethir with Natural
Philosophy, and drawing will he taught by Mr.
Jolin Wood.
The English branches, viz : Reading, Writ
'nbr» Cyphering, Grammar, Composition, Geog
raphy, Sic. will be taught by uu able instructor,
whose attention and time shall be chiefly, per
haps exclusively devoted to said branches.
The Subscriber pledges himself to Parents
and Guardians for a systematic, regular, and
scrupulous observance of the above plan. Young
Ladies shall be taught in an airy and convenient
apartment, entirely detached from the rest of'the
school. Inseveral important respects, Mrs. Gi
rardin will extend her attention to the female
department. Young ladies in ay be instructed
in Music at the Academy, where an instrument
shalt be provided for the purpose. The choice
of teachers in that branch, shall be left to Pa
rents and Cuardb#;'..
Further particulars relative to rules, prices,
&c. shah speedily be communicated in a circu
lar to the persons concerned.
Mi- L Randolph, contemplates delivering in
Richmond, a course ol Lectures on Rhetoric and
Law. He may include in his plan, political econ
omy, Though dvtacheiLfrom the academi
cal course, Mr. Randolph’s intended lectures pro
mise infinite advantage to the senior students.
L.
II. gikakoin.
Richmond jnne 1,1810.
P. S. The Pj’rnts and Gaurdians of Youth
now at the. Academy arc respectfullv invited to
continue them under the joint tuition of 1. ff
I Girarfhn, 1). I):»yle, .» t J. Wood, until the fir,
.of September next. The charges as justice
requires, shall exu nil only to tuition actually re
, ceived, that is, to the period from the expira
tion of the differet. quarters now running to tiie
first dayr»f September,
j Richmond, june
\V mted, hii able and I'tupctiriHe Teacher of
\h>nv branches which con-.tr .ite* liberal course
of English education; viz, Spelling, Heading,
tVpiling, Gi^mmar, Composition, Mercantile A*
ritbinei ic, Geography, &c-The l»> nm will be
.-uch us to render the situ ation desirable — Apply
to L II. G1UARD1H. I
jtine 26. wif I
B\ virtue of a deed of tniKl executed to me
by Hartshorn Kinsey, m secure the pay
nrient of one hundred and six dollars, due to p »
»e Bennet. with -merest from the third day of De
cember, IBM, will he a »id for cash, at public <ialc,
at the court house of Mason county, and slate of .
Virginia, on the last Saturday in July next, four
hundred and Seventy five acres of LAHU, lyinp
and being in said county of Mason, adjoining tlu «
lauds of Joseph McBride and others. ” t
THOU AS HOG, Tn'ttrt.
June 1,
■MiOvr |
MONTHLY ANTHOLOGY-Subscrip
lior.s for the Monthly Anthology and Boston
Review, are received at the Book store of John R.
Jones. Kirlmianit—yrho is agent for the proprie
t >rs. This wfcrk is published on die first day of
every month, in Boston, and rants high in the ii-1
terary world. Price Jq i per annum.
June 19. w4w
JOHN R. JONES, nearly opposite tl;e F. igle
1 avern—has j':st received a f*\v copies ot the
following new publication* Knickerbocker’s
history ol h \ ork ; The Woiks ot Fisher Ames,
with an elegant Portrait; the New Testament,
in an mtfircvnl version, upon the basis of Archbi
shop Nciotne's new translation, with a corrected
text ; n new literal translation of all the Apcstol
i-al lip.Mh-% with a commentary anJ notes, by
jamrs Mcknight, Tula. 1 i* *2, with a map. This
work will be completed in (i vols.—Sermons on
Education, from vl.e German of the Itev’d. G?o.
Zolhkoller ; Memoirs, concerning the commer
cial r<*hu ions ol the United States' with England
—Uy Citi/.en Talleyrand ; to which is trMru, an
essay on the advantages to be derived from new
Colonies; Hon Sebastian, » new novel is 2 vols.
by Miss Porter, author of Thaddeua of Warsaw,
and Hungarian Brothers.
*•* Oiders frosn the cotmlrv, fur any of the
outgoing Works, or any thing cine, in the Bonk
end Stationary line, will be pivinplly attended to.
JP4.V
I iivv —JvHin K. Jo.ics, nearly op.
*-* posne to tlu- Eagle Tavern, has just rociev•
n supply of Law Boobs mongst which are,
Coke upon Lii..5 “tan ; 8 vols. East Reports, y
v««ls Uiimey’s It-'ports,! vol. Robertson's admi
ralty’s reports, 6 vols. life’s admiralty Reports
and all outers, that are in general use; which
he will sell un tlift most reasonable terms:_
New Publication*
He has also received ilie fullowi.tj
Publications;—Dobson** Life of Petrarch, '2 .ols.
handsome pocket editions;—Elegant pocUet e
ditionsorMarmion, by ScottV.’m. Tel!, trans
ljjf« lfrorn the French of Floriau ;—Memoirs A.
Frederick and Margaret Klopslsck trar.s'itrd
from the German ;—John of Lancaster
Cumberland ;—I.otter from the Mountain?:_
Zion’s Pilgrim ;—Parent’s assistant,or stories
for Cfitl dr* n ;—Letter on the genius •
tions of tire French Government, including .a
view of the Taxation of tire French Empire,——
The 6th v.d. of the transactions of the American
Philosophical society.
CT Hookbinding, in all its branches as criial
*•* Orders from the country, executed with
promptitude and fidelity.
june ^>. xv4\v
GUN-i*0 vVDEll '—The proprietors of t*”
RICHMOND POWDER MILLS, cd:r
for sale, by the keg or larger quantity, F and FF
Gun Powder, glazed and unglnzed ; warranted
equal to u:iy imported, and on reasonable terms
Retailers at liberty to return the powder, .f
not approved. Apply to
JAMES BROWN, Jt. Or,
DAVID y. BURR.
May 22. 2aw2wSilaw!f
T3 Y virtue of a deed of trust bearing date 8th
■U day of April, 1806, and of record in Gooch
land county court, executed by William Johnson,
ot Good)land county, aiul Sally his wife*, to the
subscribers, to secure the payment cf six liuu
ilreil pounds, to Kendall Leo ol the county o
Fluvanna, payable by equal instalments, anou .ily,
commencing from the 25th December, 1805 :_
Will be exposed to sale, at Public Auction, at
Goochland court house, for ready money, on the
16th day of July next, that being Goochland cl.
day,
A TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on the waters of Lickingholc creek, in the
county of Goochland, containing by estimation,
three liundred fourteen and one half acre:*, b"
tl:e aame more or less, and bounded bv the hind
of Shadrach Vaughan, Duguid Mims h. others,
it being the tract of Land, conveyed by Kindtdi
I.ee, to the said William Johnson^ by deed of e
qual date, with said deed of trust, or so much
thereof, as will be sufficient to pay and catis'y
Charles South, assignee of Thomas Wells, june.
who was assignee id Kmd dl I. toe sum « t tw
hundred pounds with inti
iron 25th day‘o
December, 1803, it being
si 11 ment, in
tended to he secured j.v ■
f-.ist. \V(
shall couvcy such lillt
• Ol' i., ITJa
tecs.
WARNER l
WILLIAM
I itst.es
GKo /To
June 5
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V7°TICE"
" ftto of Sr.
mud W<
• lk i.t
G .ocl.lan
■unty.is in deb ■
d, v. ill be pit as:
• hi me lor
ward their cl .
. r'y authenticated, tt.
Drovisioo m.;«
u • to disciizrge !h- sirrtc
T’!i >s •■> nr,
.* tt! , tie';stale, are reque
ent im 'irdirt It', as the e:tua>
•" such, that no indulgence c;
/r>n MILLER
y | Executors.
W A RNlitc JAiVv
rhlaiul, june 12.
Gm
vr4w*T
IN Conformity t- a decree in chum 0. ?) cf Ji- j
County Coin" »t Imade October I
Court one thousand -ighi Im.id; .d &i^ghl ; Wiii'
!>e sold, on a credit of tweb- rr. mills, at Halifax
Court Uotis., on lorn'■ , til twenty seventh
J;- of August next, it being t!. first day of the
said county court, nine hundred and sixty acres
ol LAND, by i le survey j or so much thereof,
as will be suffici. it*, to satisfy tbe purposes of the ;
said decree—tins Lsnc! lies in toe county *ifjrc*
said, on the waters of Difficult creek, and belongs
to the estate of Ann U. Robertson, dec’d arul wdl
be shewn to any person wishing to view ihe same,
previous to the day of sale by cant. Robert Wade
living near the premises, or colonel John Cl. rke
and Colonel Hcniy i,. Coleman, die bscculors,
who will execute u deed to the purchaser, a
greeable to the raid dccedint’s will, and decree
of the court.
BY TIIE COMMISSIONERS,
june 22. I.vw4w
FOR SALE—The PLANTATIO.X, whereon
the subscriber resides, lying in the county of
Henrico, about ten miles from Richmond, con.
taming 580 acres. Upon it, there is a good Dwtl
ling-House, with six rooms in it, with every ne
cessary out house ; all in good repair except the
birn; an orchard of the finest apple trees, in this
part of the country \ an excellent well of water,
in the yard ; and a very good scat for a saw mill)
where a mill might be erected at less exncnce
tbun on any other situation l am acquainted'with.
The soil is admirably adapted to the culture of
wheat, and produces coin tolerably well. Gen
tlemen who wish a handsome retreat from the
rlu.t an .1 heat of Richmond, during the summer,
will not often m et with'such an opportunity J
suiting themselves.
If not previously disposed of »t private sale, it
wdl be set up, to the highest bidder, in the l£vdc
l'avern porch, on the first Monday in August?—
One half of the money payable on the „ *\ ju„.
1811, (when possession will be given ;) too otocr
half in 12 months thereafter. Bond with secu
rity, (the punctual payment thereof, to !»• s<-cu
red by deed of trus!,) will lie demanded_flie
[•inchaser will have liberty to sow small grain at
llie usual time this Lll.
This sale is made pursuant to the will of Major
Mushy, of record in llenrico-ofHce— bv
WILLIAM H CUAMBKPLATNK,
AAmiuinrutor -with the will annexed
nine 22 . ,'
IKON CASTINGS, of evcrv description
A (pattern* being Airmailed) will executed
•i the neatest in finer, at the I^r.dery, attached
otoc Vircmia Mnm. factory of Arms
JOHN Si <\PLES, Sxipgrin tend ant.
Ai»r»i MS ws.np
U A r r A I N HLV;
Hwinp three f'lurlln of her car^o nowrr»',v to
•T° on board, will le dispatched ititmediuteU —
FofTreight or passage apply t'»
POLLOK C" TRED'.rAT.
Manchester, jnne 19. •
BAH IRON, A constant supply ct’assorted
Bar Iron from tlie Brunswick and inmiut „
Joy Forges—preferred at the Virginia Mnnufaa r*
ry of Arms to any in* the United Stales ; fair
sale by,
, ROBERT GAMBLE.
• Richmond, jure 22. \\lm«l
■ ami, nt. WJLrj, agreeable to tin* last
"'ill ut John C. Colibi, dry'll on the fint
Monday in September next, coh&inmg 4«r acre*
ly ing on Flatt creek, in Amol'm ctmniy, about 7
nnlfb from the court house, yi'he fAim'is valua
ble end lies well, and will bsr sold lor cash. The
purchaser may have the liberty to sofr grain at
the usual time, and possession given ou the 25A
(lay of Dec.~n»xt.
All persons haring claims against the estate,
arr requested to bring them in on or before the
day of sale.
yoHN r/u.r,
Adtn:niter alor xsith t/.i- }Vul annexed.
J»nC •"OX'S
virtue of a deed of trust duly executed
mi l recorded, will be sold at Biickin^lun
Court H one oh the second nionday in August
nrxt Owing court day) twenty or thirty valuable
SLAVES, among whom are several tradesmen;
SlJCl'i H- rough Carpenters,Shoemakers, Wearer*
&c. Terms of «m'e, one half cash, the other nn>
ety pi.yabie the first day of January fol'owiiip__
lioad with approved security will be rcqutjydl
ior tbtt last payment. At the same time anil place
will be off.red 4o0 acres of LAND lving aboxt
sevsner eight milts above the said Court House;
terms Uu: same as ior the Slaves.
BY THE TRU3TEE.
_ w13
JOHNSON z. RKAT—yAWKLLERS ak»
*> SI.’.J .. S-SMITHS, at the Crescent Sign.
r*“;i!‘y ‘>I!p>»siifc the Eagle-Tavern, have just re
ceived, a supply of articles in their line, wiuclt
in addition • o theur former stock, renders tbeu*
assortment very complete, consisting of Pearl fc
To pas Breast-Pins, Barings -and Bracelets, Pla
ted CA.ilors, Bread Baskets, and Candlesticks.
Jewelry or Plate furnished on the shortest no
tice, to any patterns. Orders from then- lrir nd*
willbc attended to with their usual punctuality.
The highest price given for old Silver oc
Gold,
june 1.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE —Tiro
subscriber will seli, and give immediate
possession, of tliat well known estate, called
Blenheim, situated on the soutn west mountains,
in the county oi Albemarle, coiuaiuiig by late
surveys, two thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres: this Lund is peculiarly well adapted to the
growth of Wheat and Tobacco, and considered
i equal infertility to nnv adjacent thereto, is
j about six miles from Milton, from which place
, there is an easy navigation for butteaux to the city
J of Richmond. L):t the premises isa iar^e coin modi
I nos dwelling 1 I ju.->c, which, from the elegance of
j it* situation, and other advantages, makes it a
! desirable residence for a genteel family. It will
; he sold entire or divided, to suit purchasers_
Further particulars made kiiotyn by Captain Join*
Harris, Albcrnuifc county, Mr James Patton.
Alexandria, Messis Mu-donai J and Ridelv, Bal
timore, or J. ROSS,
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties of
| Culpepper, Fauquier, Spotsylvania and Caroline,
! also Houses and Lotts, pleasantly and advanta
geously situated on the Hill and Mainslreet, irv
. th.: town of Fedcricksburg.
| Ft -doricksburg, Virginia, May I. tf
I H T .s hereby agreed, that all contracts or co
14 J irtiinrsliips existing between L. II. Girar
j din and D. Doyle, as well as between L. H. Gi
! r;^i:b D Doyle, and John Wood, as joint tea
| c'.ars l‘ i e school, common! r known by the
j nunieol Cirardir.’a Academy, esase ti>ex!>ton
11 >e hr. tray of September, 1310. As witless
our hundj tins 2yth of May 18 !<j.
L H GiRAUDIN,
David doyle, .
JOHN WOOD,
June 5
tf
1'^N consequence of the separation which wilV
luke place on tde first of next September be
vvfCfi,i '* D‘i’'-i’din, •) Doyle, and Joiiu
Woe 1, tnc uadfi.-ipi d will jointly from said
< f te, conli.vj 'to t^acbyouog ladies and genlle
min i,i Hit same buildinga in which tUe school
was i>ct ore kept, with unine • n ..d ztal, in se
aparti.-"?i‘.s us heict- ■
* !u* pr;3^.!» If* r;: i ;.cd to ten dolbrs per
qu ‘i Lci-, I'm t he Engl! . brandies, consisting of
SpdJir.fj, Ktadinff, ‘ riling, G ogr.aphy, lliisto
ry, idle:: Leurt. lor.-: -.tilt Aril hide '• ; and
V : r -'-t. an:.. of m:.tl:cinatics s
ii.,<•& keep;.:*. ' Lhctitioi he Globe.*-- with
which
i ne Latin and Greek 1 mjrn-or either,
w.ll be taught tor 12 Delt. rs L>'j Cis. per quar
ter. *
-The (i-o :to ?mi udvantmtis of this connection
i d., in noc tune, inert; hilly explained in a.
c.‘.k., vinca Will bs circulated !' r that purpose*'
DAVID DOYt.E.
, , r.ICIIAIlD DAL1MLY.
Richmond, june 5. tf
"V A\.VA:;i'*E p:n; l ull Sale.
, ’ c.i' j.; ^Mihurlsed to sell the.
large & cunm- i i RnlGK flUlLDIMi, oi*
the Mam t»iieei S iockc J/Hl, pi present oc
cupied by Mr. Uivahin—.Also, t< : small MUCK.
HOUSE, next above the one in which Mr. hi
v':un hvts. mi.I the two WOODEN TENE
MENTS betwe en the last mentioned house and
Mrs. Li axtoil’s—i or particulars emniire of
,, THUS. TAYLOR.
May 29, 1P?0. ty
RA\-A\. A\.—! .VC dollars reward will b
given to-«ni on j who will bi-fng home my
negro boy WILSON, or inform me where lie is
so In at I may get him, he lias been away since tin*
latter end of Feb. last, lie i i a bright mulatto
about 15 years old, about 4 feel 4 inches high._
I run of opinion ie is harbored in this city, or
Manchester, as he has been repeatedly seen in
both places. I expect lie has hiicd himself to
some tob.mr.n factory, and probably uttcropts to
pass as a free boy, or saya it is with my approoa
timi. My reason for supposing so, is, that about
2 y"»rs ago he ran away, and hired himself to
a Tobacco Stemmery.
D. UORJUKGTON.
May 25.
tf
) 3 Y viri tec of a deed of trust, executed by James
11ij11, to the subscriber, to satisfy am! pay a*
s iti of money therein mentioned, due to John F.
F ice : Will be sold, for ready monev, on the
27di day ot this present month, at tbc Easrle-Ta
leot, the brick. HOUSE O’ LO'l', belonging to
ihe said Hurt, lying and being in the city of Rich*
mftnd, on the street running parallel with the
tortii .ide of tnc basin of the canal, as particular*
y described in the said deed.
Win. D. WEEN, Truitee.
June 19. t<ja
*•* r<,« of the shore prop-rty is pnstno
icd to the 2let july, when it will positive!/ tai^
• ace.
June ?G. ' ,d.
AT CITY POIVT.
For Port Glasgow,
The excellent fiO t.iitinr Ship,
WILLIAM I A'A'A,