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British Haute of Comma**.
April IV.
ttr €urw«n moved that the order ef the
for-rewninf theadjoncned debate our
the Motion that tfr Francis Burdett’s letter
to the speaker be read*' He was an for at
kny one from putting false or strained con.
ktoMto* 'bn any man's expressions* . Bet
the tettef* '■Atmeed by sir Francis Bor
det* to die "Speaker wasof too. glaring aoa
tere to admit Of a dosbt, or of hesitation,
fiver slncp Be bed sat in that bouse, he
had Jbqea a.friena to parliamentary reform ;
but these were far, indeed, fnxd measures
etaicaUtsd to obtain that object, atod'at
tempto to eaporff tbi* house to psli^c con
tempt. He thought that new the duty of
brsry mea was to rally Tound goveromept,
without any regard to party spirit.' and %q
otmngt.icta its means of protecting the
eonntry* Re trusted that there would be
bv sue sentiment m the boose on tkss sub.
Ject Oefore tnem „* and that this unanimity,
as welTas the conduct of sir Francis, would
■open Ovett one's eyem whhtevet might b<
Bis popularity- 4a thought, aMfrackme
time, that mis house had gmie Tar enough
In punishing WYhr^the next step they would
cake would .almost inevitably occasion fresh
trouble* aed .reader the' interference of ibe
military again necessary. lie bad not at*
term the opinions he had solong professed,,
bat wishes were changed^ and so a»uch as
he thought ithis duty stili to can va^, strict.
Ijr, the condom*of- ministers, as much did
he feel himself uooud to feaintath the hon
or and dignity of the commons. He would
move that the debate on sir Frhncis Bar.
den's letter' be adjourned is this day sip
months. :•> - -
The chancellor of the exchequer said
whatever might hoes been his feelings at
the feene* th«t had occurred, he never bod
doubted of the tranqu liiy of the capital,
because he hud in readiness a power sUffl*
wiwiio SV luawi^ It. SAW HHVIUWtl • UVUtft M
to the kgalny ot breaking open a boose, if
necessary, Tor the execution of irte apeak*
er’s Warrant} but thought himself bound 10
justice to lei the serge<mf, who was re spots,
stole, use ftis own discretion. The right
bon. gentleman concluded by submitting to
the candour of she bouse, whether it would'
not be better to adopt a middle course or*
tween silent contempt, the motion of which
might be mistaken, and further punish*
ment. tie then moved the folibwing re*
solution, expressing at the same umu, his
readiness to alter it ho as to most the geo*
ew*i sense of the home?
“Resolved, That it appears to this house,
that sifr-F. Biirdect's letter to the speaker
is a gross aggravation of his offence ; but
that >t appearing to this bouse, by thu ser*
gcant’s ’report, that the speaker's warrant
Was been executed, this house docs not
think it necessary, tor the persent time, to
take furtfcok notice of this Icuor.*’
After u foog Aebatfe *p >n the wOr&s'** ag
gravation of Sii offence,’* ihe chancellor of
the exchequer Withdrew his'oMg oal mo*
tioo, for the purpose of Sohstimang th*t
the letter Whb 41 a flagrant breach of thu
privilege,” kc, which motion, so altered^
was sgi eed to nen*. coa.-a
Adjourned.
Livery ot loTjon oWwsfc.
A very numerous maet.ng ot the livery,
friend* to the reform of corruption and a.
tfined together on the 19th at the ci_
ty oi Loukn tavern. Among the guests
who Were invited. Were Mr Wnitoread,
Mr Wardle, Mr Byng, lord Xssulston, ai
der no an Qombe, and many other gentle*
men Of dmincrioh. The first toa« given
aHer dinner -was—44 The k.og.” Tuu scat
The people.”
Mr Watihnoan, (the chirtosn) after giv
ing these toasts, end, that he now telt it
necessary to advert more particularly te
< the circumstances which occasioned the
* present meeting. He would state fairly,
i roundly -and brosdly, that it was the right
* oft every Englishman to discu*s freely tne
> r cotwuot ot all public men, wnether in p;ir*
- liament or out of 1:. Whatever tor pnVi.
£ lege* the house of commons possessed,
were given them for <be protec iua of the
people, and iu no degree to be exercised
m era in at fk«m ramamhofsil u wnrv pw
• m*rkablc speech of Mr Fox, In which 1t
vaj stated, *e that the people ot this ebun*
«*W usi d formerly to rejoice at me meeting
o' parliament, c<mceiv ng them the gu*r.
> dnma of the r rights and iitjert»ea-=?out that
now, froiy sad exp< rieooa, it was -directly
; the reversr.” Language ot tbit nature need'
to be tolerated in the house—wny then
. A should it not he tolerated at present, except
ttuct parliament feel thecnse.ee* to be sink -
« lug m rhe opinion of the public f 41 the
house of commons lelt th«m»elr«t Sinkrhg,
' (a-, he thought they most do) there wa* no*
ikitig better for-them than to attend to tha
, wiiht>» of the .people* Ha concluded by
proposing the health of‘,§lr Francis riur.
dett, the defender of Msgne Charts and
the good old laws of Knglaa(l-**«nd lu*y
hu efforts be Anally successful against cor.
riipuoo, and in favor of a reform in pal La*
Wirnt.**
The health of sir Francis Her dett was
then drthk with tha mos* unaidotous and
efi'hosiHtie applause.
Mr J.m a Moerku rose ta return thank*,
JHi: felt it very dilhcult to express ail that
he feh, at finding the conduct of sir Fran,
’.cis Hurdctt so warmly approved of at a
Htertmg so numtrtoH (ind so lngh.jrTcepcC*
lafok. Ha assured U»am, that uf FrjMen
Burdett tell m»*t happy m tha conscious,
aesaihat he had dkenarged hit public du.
. ty. Ha felt also happy,beyond expression,
at finding that his condact Was ge .«r.lly
approved of My his constituents. From these
cons mar aiifns Sir Fraocm Uurtlatl Sett him
talf still plrfig-u* in tha firmest manner
to support th« bocrtics of the people of
(Loud applause)
{ Mr Wstthman, then, af.eratcw preunaU
)i vaaiTf observations, gave as a tnasi* *• My
a all housc.iircakers and tncir abettors, bf
■ analogy, be gives up te condign pun sit.
V went. Tun toast w«a atae Mired wish
l#oJ applause*
Ik ton
AWwhftbo* other towtf Meethgs
of ttrelik* patriotic nature, aod.aotaiw.it.
ingiigWtfas for the neat amt tide.
‘ > tkdhpusdftfeumed. -
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v The fallowing ie si* Pt tach Berftett's*
4etter to the speaker of the h«He of con.
*e*s,- on the subject of bis warrant, tt
was laid before that body «u the 9th of A*
piil. , \V >
“ Sr a
When I war returned. In dhft
form, bf the. elector* of Weatmioster, they
Imagined they had chosen mtf as their trus.
tee -in the byc*e of common*, to .maifttHia
the laws and liberties of the land*- Mw*
itog accepted that trust, I never wlN betray
Jtfa.'.;' •
- «* T havs else, as a dutiful subiect, takra
ail oath of allegiance to the-king, te obcf'
his laws^and f never frill connect by any
act of niine to-obey any set of men, who,
con rary to those laws, shall, -under any
pretence* whataoever, assamar the power
of the klrifc.
•<PoWer aM privilege are not the serge*
thihgs; and ought not, at anf .time tb.be
coofoarrled together. Privilege lb an ex*
emption from-power, «a t was, by law, se
cured to the third branch of the lagiahto
toto ip order to pr<Hect' them, that they
might Sbfely protect the pe-oplesrenotHo gibe
them power to destroy the people; v> ‘
•• Y<mr warrant; sir, relieve you know
to .be illegal—1 know it to be so. To su
perior force I must sebfnitwtl .will not and
■4are not incur the danger nf«eniipuMiSTQl«
i—tarty to make one of any association or
net of onet* who shall assume Ukgotly. the,
whple power of the realm, and) wbe have
no more right to take myself, or any one
o! my constituents, by force thaw I or they
possess to take any one of those who are
now guilty of this utntpatloa ^ had! yr.®«td
condescend to accept the thdanest e*M
} that would vacate my seat, being morn de
sirous of getting out ot my present associa
tion. than Other men may be desirous of
getting profitably into it., . . , .
*• dr, this is not a letter ih answer to a
wot* of'thanks; it is an answer to a fete of
U very different kind. 1 know not what
; to call it'Mbot since you have begun this
<. >rr'apunucnco. wita me,! muss ucg you to
read this my answer to those uoier whose
orders you hare commenced »u
411 remain, sir,
' 44 Your most obedient humble servant..
4»pa.%MCfci aUiUjiirr.
44 Piccadilly, April 8, 1310."
From the Philadelphia Gazette.
TflANSL \TI0K.
From the GaZette of Garaccaf, dTA
prilar,i8to.
Salus popaii supreme laic ei'e, :.
Our external defence and ifourity
! could hot tie satisfactorily established,1*
while the provinces composing tbs
department 6'f Venezula united un-ler.
! the ancient ay stem, did dot form with
I the capital a confedetadoh that would
ensure . respectability to the- cau*?
I which sire have undertaken 5 and with
this view the provincial government
have chosen firom among the natives,
those ch traders best qualified by their
knowledge, attachment, to tf\p ©Opt
ra >n causey and infiuencc With the
people, to discharge the public dories
assigned to them, Under the auspices
of recipr ocal beneficence and Uri' Suy,
and.bv this means, we m*y promise
ourselves that happy result of Which
it is susceptible. In addition fo the
necessary inirructions, the govern
meat has addressed the different pro
vinCfcs, through the means of their
Cum inmieTiers, the following
MOCLAMATIO*.
tfthabitWits 6fthe United Provinces
of VeoeZula ! —The Spanish nattou af
ter two years of bloody war and the
mist violent struggles to defend its
liberty and independence', is no it on
lb* eve of falling under the tyrannicd
VI »vo V- VIIT* a iiq passes
of the Sierra Morcna which defended
the residence of the nat ion si sover
eignty having been forced by the ene
I my* they have descended like totit
Jfctuou* torrent 6n Andalusia and the
i other southern provinces of Spam, and
are a-tuaUy ha^rassi tgfihe rear of those
few honest and Wore iy patriots who
pf .icipitatelv fl?w for shelter under the
walls of Cadi*?. v
f.ar'TW siiore ne central junta which
possessed the n»tirm*l autnorky, has
beOn dissolved and dispersed, in con
sequence off sj such turbulence and
precip taiion j and findlv by that sftd
| catastrophe, the sovereignty of the na
> *»oo, legally constituted Iot the gsnef
j al preservation of the state, has been1
^thus destroyed. Under these embar
I rassingeircunas ances, the inhabitants
i ot Cadiz, have organized a new svs
tens of government under the dono.mt
nat on of44 Htgency,” which can have
no ocher object thus the fmpinry
tie fence of those few Spaniards who
had succeed rd in escaping thr. yok of
the conqueror, and providing for their
future safety, and consequently cannot
be cl »athed with the %t icrai national
powir, rsuchless thar of th'ite citizens
i who possess the legitimate % mdispen
saale power of witching over their
own preservation and security as in
I tcgral parts of the Spanish <no » «r hy. -
! Aud can you attain so important an
object by y *ur dependence os a p-»w
! cr m itself illegal, fluctuating an I agt-. I
j sated ? Would it be prudent for yo 11
[ to neglect with indifference so pr«ci-!
V • . . ^ M* .
bn opprudukaXfh, living after vafn
»«** iattcriuk top* YJt&fcf*lL,a
hastening to coaiutttteHhkt trtrWbxb
force which alone can secure 3jrbu>
political existence, an4 effect'Ac lib
eration of yotar •beloved- Peril i nehf the
7th, from hi« melancholy imprison
■sent? ; .. v /-*•>/ TT\7\T
. Should ere, by this bteana, in th£
delightful -dune, ptirpbnuurlcfcst *»
gust aal helv religion fc?ceiyed/tVv«
ner f4%h'bhrt- flol Vdote^ can
patriots ; th^ people ofCsfaccbi, nr<
wett convinced the hecetsiry *gg
havk pf supporting oiir cause with
vigo«r. and sa«rgy, if y«u with to
preserve is many sad AoH ttivalan
hls rights.!;, and with Oift Mr'sr. Sficj
receivin, tk. delfl0r^«ihi«rliaiw«
of the upfqrtuokfee stktcW t*i^ Iran- ft
3H>ot by the lace arrivals o'v obi
«*•*’ ’ »t wnfr4etermiK*4th Torm,>
provfsional^overnmeatt ih tHIs capital
as well for itself, aafbr «U o ther part!
•f the province, ^trich stiatl upiu
enthjdteir occmtn^srdjdftHty td fbvfcni
of ficrduywxd the seventh, ahd tfu
j!N^agStoJ*3tafcr pub
'he on the ISth of .this preedit Aon th
depositing tho supreme authority m
Ae most illustrious Council ot thii
w»4 » nemhet^ of deputies th i
were named as-associate** at J togeth
er were especially CbairfciAto pyoqjidtt
and establish, arplaisofsuch adttiims
teat von and govern ment as xnav be con
aidered most conge aid tOthe inter
***• end general wishesof tbepeOpU
Inhabitants of VenetoeUI this i;
the rs e of she city of Curse eft ., * A!
?**L cnd.djigheet puttu-rttWs, bav
solemtdy.acknobleged h, by hpc-ntm3
5 'weryc, WIU1 CMC O
bedience, the deeim/uis of the peopli
by their r present *tiv«s ; and w.e, n
obedience to the iscried Ji'itiea tmpo
scd\.opr)n us, make it. known to you
and We inTite y6u to join in that mioi
and. fraternity which c*U us o th
same duty and- hneVCit. f {the hover
cignty has been provisionally esta
Wished with k few 'individual*, it %
tiot for thtr purpose of establishing o
ver .yon, an isaultihg or eppresstv
usurpation, nor yet a disgraceful o
shameful slavery; but that the Jlrgea
an<* oecc#,ity of **>• moment, a
weu as the novelty and importance d
the directs, imperiously require it fo
the com moil secant?. This itscl
puts it cut of Oar poWeftn make mani
fest to you on this haty occasion^ thi
extensio of our geUe.oua »4kes‘> bn
you fiaUst reflect, that if we scicsowlm
and loudly claim the sacred fights o
nature, to pro ccc oar civil subjection
ia defect of the central and legitipiati
comrUon authority* which anited us
We do net the jksi. respretim yd* tlow
inviolable rights, therefore wi
shall opportunely call, you to the ex^r
eisc of the supreme authority,- in pro
portion to the greater orl-is ham her o'
idividuals which shall fall to the lot o
each province. This is, ittore or i»3&
the result of the tldibefaVidnS whief
6n the spur of the moment We have to
propose to the department of V oe»
1 j«h. C inSie therefore, friends, in
the sincerity of our intentions,, and
haste tore-unite your teriti meats and
affections to fhose of the ritiVns oi
this capitoL ■ That the holy religion
Which we nave usher t-d from our fa.
thers. mav ctsabe form and
descendants, the Brat o’ljecSt ofo&rad.
dairati^n and the strongest b«nd to u
Hite our, wifi'. That the Kuronean
Spaniards may be treated and tmrsav
sed throughout the country with t^e
san- affection and cotuideration, as
ourselves, they being our brothera anti
be ng cordially and moat tuncfrei
United in out* eknse, and In this way,
resting the basis of our social edifice
upon the rndisaolubfe foundation o!
‘fraternity and union; we shall trans.
mit to ouf most distsdt jgeneraJtipus
the ptcasing rcc dlcction of our S
eff>rts, and perhaps we may obtain the
satisfaction of beholding our beloved
sovereign, Ferdinand VII. presiding
over the glorious destiny of the peo*
pie wf this country.
(3 gned) loan os Lcamosa.
Maktim Tofv^nPoava.
Ciraccss, 4ptrl 20, 1810.
BaJ.rtMoftinline 4.
The fidir. fame, Davi -, arrived hen
on Saturday l tst in lO days from La
Oair*. By this vesael we have a con
firmation of the news of Car race* be
ing ffetared free ami independent. All
the offi :eri who derived their authori
ty from the mother countr> were sent
away. The captain general and several
officers have arrived in » brig at Nor.
folk. The friendship of the United
States is much courted by the New
govern uent; our citixsns there are
treated with much civility fit kindness.
Tn-t whole province of Curate** in re.
parted to have followed the example
of its dipitsl. Tha present govern,
mem has reduced the duties to 16 1-2
percent, on imports and 12 1-2 on ex
ports, as also a red icdon of tariff
Carnccas papers to the 13th May, as
pi so a number. oV firnttamstibpa, j
IrtiMas, Ice. of t^e revmtXtiohTry goJ
rt^rnment were brought put bw Q tpt.
>5ajrpo poHt::lv furnished the K l»
pf. «he fcsrmingPost therewith,
.shh, has,pro v>t%cAf trkhsU<i>n» in .hi*,
^.ipcf qT («h>5 Kyeqinj. .*^^ ' :' '
t 4**»eenRm> to ioe Fame, for T Vi,
iloghes <aff: Phiiadeip’.ila s JuU
.Viaajucttolivti*, lion P^-ltforr* Or a.
l^on JaM ^wnte, 0onr Juaa Tikvc+t
and'sefjryn’d*. •" -^v'*v:-;V^'* ■ •' *..
*> The Jour. latter georieme n are said
touboagents deputed t by. ttie' dele gw
vem nedt of Carracas to the U
SbMkr .j/;.-.•>. '•;r, ■;;,!
A meric a*. \
XN V" \ •' -l* ' *:
t-OMDO* April If.
■ ■
>J«w Toak» June 4,
’ Ektrs^l of k letter Iron Leguira, dated
.. lst;Wsjr, •
: 44 Tow* 'tcdtl’bll been detain-d rtiuch
f h^fr than V expeaed When 1 last, wrote
- yop. Thw arose in consequence of • re*
» yyhrion breaking oiu here? end indeed 1
fc hWe been Rreh-iy afraid that "t should
i. !»W- *»"* '**■ W aykrV Smee the cHs
t umanc* has b-gnn with the whites, nut
•; l*n?^ kod negroes, ho kind of business
„ h*s ‘■ecp 4<fn«. * , . . ,
'•Whit with this and the newe'hfm
- FVtrieh fleet b*ing to Windward ft ha» kept
■ w^V' ttheasf 0>r fear of their paying
n a visit. Which has been expected, and
Odd only knows what may be the -result
r «f ihe btotaeisk -hetVj for the blacks are
I. determined to become independent with
he rest, and depend bn if there • will b*
* much bio.*! *h«d. Th’S is the apittibn ol
. the best ioforfned people here/*.
■j y • - * . i • •
1 ' . vowbow, April &
‘ ^ The following ^ « private letter from
* Breeds bf the last mail— x
» V We have received advice from Buenos
t Ayres, dated Jnnuu&ry 3d, bp which we
- pre info-Tn- d -hat a decree had been pas.
. aed by thc jr veroor, ordering all B-irish,
> American and Portuguese residents lode,
r P^1 ibe cuum j j bp: at thp time this
i *cif®r _Wa* adn: off by the Vigilant, the
above decree had no. been pot in force t
, ■etmst^ocncK ati Was cons ero at ion and
Indeed it is difficult, t0 ;|alge, what the
" intentions of those in hmhorii* are from
one day to another* Nevertheless it 1a
r whispered that they Intend to form a go.
f remittent independent of the mother cdun.
. try, and it is moreover stated, that the
► French Vessels which arrived hfera in Oc„
c tober last with a Bag pf truce, whs pro.
t ™d w, h tome dispatches, Which were
t •forwards forwarded .o La Pla a. The
rade at that place has pow ‘assumed the
! ,|™^ dismal appeSrance Wh ch prevailed
a. Rio Janeiro on our first arrival Goods
» -*cD at Jf vo Jo per cent, under the prime
! cost* A hiWnber of psnish ships of war
aiMed {or ,Ow Apam With specie ro
«pajj. it is said, the etpence* of (lie
», Brush government. We bsvu had no
: arrval from England since the *>ih of
r December.
*#* Much interesting origins! frta't
ter is crou Jeci out Ofth s cfoy** paper.
——-** DiocEUEt,’* if poajjuic, tu our
neat. -
‘‘T-'I r i i-'irf- Yr
cash.
dY vi'rrif «f a deed of trust mmted i6
J me by He* k»ah Amok) and Crosby C.
mold kit *f|ej of th county of Louisa,
record in the court of acid county.
Will he offered for sale, on th* 3ft h day *f
July nett, fo the highest bidder, on the pre^
in sea, tor ready money, in* certain tract
or ****0, lying hi the acid conn.
Y •* on th* waters of Hochy creek
containing fay estimation 2*1 *_8 xcres, bo
•he same more or less. Also, tie fo 1-Wing
pmperty^ rig. one negro man, named Sags,
and tfao feather beds, for the purpose of
etlsfying a debt doe George l^n'tie, add
also* debt doe Wftl abi K.mbrougb,, as
mentioned in the said deed. Toe suoaeri*
lltT rill convey the title to the purchaser
or pot chasers a* vested in him as trustee
only.
Idlttr EDWARDS, Trustee
lone ft, 1810. ^ wSi
Public Property'
■a*
A LL the property belonging to «*teom.
* monwealib ef Virginia in the county
ot Fluvanna, very recently advertised i*
the Enquirer and the V.rginia Arga.i Will
| he exposed to public sale, on Thursday
the 23d of August next* at tne old Arscnsf,
on tbs Barrack-Hill in said county; The
terms *f the sale will he Ip mneths credit
i the purchasers giving bond with security^
u» be approved of by the Executive. The
sate w*n commence at IS o’clock—nor Will
tt j* postponed un aceount of the weatheiv
untem It hi very inclement. For funner
information apply to
> John Wills.
Chatham, Flu Venn ah, lone ith, 1810.
• w.
-*- *■*'■.—* » "U - I— ■ . —
Notice !
FHF, creditors ®f Daniel & Willi -
km Guerrant who have shined the
compromise, are notified that the na #•
otes receiv-d from the assignment
mads for the benefit of said creditors
w.H be divided at C lira on Tuesday
the 36th inau by the Trustees.
June 5tht 1810. J*
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0NW.dM»^*wi,..,flKlJ-***r, wtx% ’ “>
yf »« sOL®.. at tfce ifeivlue o<Kc<- of thn ' -
'Cr*,,ers j^>f»re4ry wtthom rev*v«;'
: 'ihr teJe to co»wte A:e«t 4 •Vock, 'Jf.jB -
D.<Y dbot>s i
$ S o C E X I £ Si
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Oer-nan Oxnabhrja, $cwiiw Silks* - -
C .jnhrica - ; «/*»,. .' . . *
SwlS**** . J*#*"*! MV t
Chfijts,, '■••■•■ Tr'sh L.n^qs^ -t-'
Sf)*«jbray*# Black C’nr^gS i
•Bin^na,. . Utter, i'hper,
,1*6 reads,.* » .Wrlchtis. . ,~j. .,. ■■ *■*-•
.Black 4idt Hdkji lt+ciif4 &o.B«, V
1 Case Cotton Hoi***. •. r.- ''
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=*••*2?* and Souchong. Cofhe, *C<i,
,vJKRM>-«Ca» fir. alt**ns hn^er. $b ••• . :J
(^lan^kv >4^)|Mw..ahd nor Oxered-h* iyj|» r- > -.
do^ara 4 nsomhi,. *00 doKers amTopWards
? JSJSjK Craiifc S»r***k Wdfcotiablc anft
patfUfi&U tjla baufc«*V»T*itna* with ao»
proved esdoftrnt ■ .
: ^ioMPROBSER &M9NCURE, V. M.
v HWuaood^ Friday, Jaofe‘8, ldfe®.
>*.'• i ''■ ~ ■ .•* p y **••* ‘
W* Have ohHfci>d,wbc dttportff‘of*prF*
ab Hhd».>riis^Aatigfia%fidi,
lb dtlto-Windward loiaod djctt) -* •'•' •'
20 4itto Mcllaase*,' *' . ..*
, .20 000 wt» Green Coffee; ■*' . ■
ISOBarccJs first Quality lioaf ISuvatt*.
,20 HiiTi. Brown Sugar, •
150 B .rreU ditto, part of which i ls’quaV
Aftii* tfraiify,
.4 yates .London-Rats, fresh tihpbrteR . .
6 Bales India .Cotton, r. . >
• do. Rofls and Hessians,
*6 Crates Glass VV »re, aftswxed . ^
2006 Bushciis Liverpool Ground*Salt, •>
IS*1* ** Itopmul', iovbg Hyson An*
Souchong Tews. G.*, French Brandy Prp*
I per, Ginger, Ku megs, and a Variety df ow
I titer, articles too tediohs yo eiil»ra:ratewe
1 »U of which • Will be sold low for Cash or
Approved -pap r, '
> ' ttfOaSER It MONC'jftg, Am*. ,
• Richmond, June 8 1810. tf !
■ ~v 1 —Ai . |
j Dancing cadetny.
• llflu DARftA^, a French dancing
master, lately arrived in this town, re4^ •
pectfully informs the Ladies and Gei*
tlemcn and the pabKc in general, *bat
he has opened a dancing academy ih
the upper . Apartments ^>ver FtoaeeaV *
BodfcSiore, on the main street, wherA
he wiU teach the art df dancing in its
various parts oh moderate term*. Mf
Darraq flatter* himsetf that any per
spns who nay honor, hint with their*
confidence, will in a sho t time meet
with the eatrst.icnoa expect- d, for no
gare xSt trouble will be spared by hi i,*
• Ladies will be taught oa Tuesday,
Thursday, and S ynrdav.
Gr micro* non Monday Wednesday,
| and Friday ev ry wct-lu
[ ^ BARRAQ will aisdgivc private
lessons to any persofe who. w d apply
to him* or leave tne Ukecti a at hi*
dancing academy. 2p*"
■■W ■--X. f---4 .al* — --_ -
A Runaway in Louisa Jail,
WAS eommiu d to the Jill of Lciusa roun
ty on oV about the 2S i day of March last*
I a negro mm who cals himself ttENWfic
IS a bbu: 5 leet 10 fci.rh n* a
conopleximn, about 30 years of age, blind
m tho r gtu eye Which io hardly perceiv*
aM t has a scar on ais upper lip on rhe
rutht side near bis no«e# says helbaluttgs to
•b Mr-Over treetia the state Of S, Carotin*
near Charleston. The above run aw.if
formerly the property #{ Fham«* J».
Smtih of the eon ,ty of LcuIm, and state of
Virginia, and Was sold as his property «n
fcoin* person in the state of d. C in the
coarse dT last fall by a Mr Suiiivan. —Tha
owner iv requested to u..me tvrwurd, p.y
cbargrs and taka him away, siutrwiM s«
Will be dealt wtth accordin^.to law.
JOHN £DvV.\rt_>, is. 0.
4 For
PRTER CHA VF^tiO^ha^.
lun fn, isio. w 3 n.
hittac ufr
WiH^h Orld; on Fnday the 1*th of thm
present month, the twa
Brictk Tenements*
Relonging ta the estate ef F X tfngbas*
band, dec. on hie main street in .hts c y*
below the bridge, (• ne of which is occu
pied by the Clerk of Hemic* County
Coor ) wgh the ground attached theicto,
for 'he bentfi of ihe eraduiva ef ihe said
P« Yum,-husband dec ss by h»s wdl Uu
retted The terms of se n will b»
liiirt ca^h, one third at ni' e»y days, m*d
the balance in six mnvbs No es fte«p>-i«*
o’e anti payable at the flank of Virgin:-)
lor the two last pay i*r» t, ^ jd j tl-eu *f
trust on the property will be nqj «d ia
*«cere the payment sf said notes, to ihr.
AD.UlNISTRAtVW*. *
Richmond, 5 :• m *. 9m,i0io»
. a 47* A frtsh 'iUFv/.f e»
Tissot's
CEU'BRATtO
Gout & Rheumatic Drops*
it just received and far *»iv a4 i^i'ac,
i gas 91a * f
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