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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
IN CHANCERY.--Loaisa County, Jun
4 court, 1910. 49,
Thomas Nuckolds, Rt'F.

4 court, 1910. NiA
Thomas Nuckolds. HtG.
- AGAINST
Samuel Overton, jr. Richard Morris, lanes
Mschie, VIM. Cooke. James Nelson, William G.
Poinuexter, executor of Warner H Broaddus,
deceased, Overton Harris, Edward Kagland,
JOHN White, Elizabeth Lawrence, administra
trix of William Lawrence, deceased, Thomas
Iloiiaday, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas Meriwe,
thsr and Barnett Moore. Def'ts.
THE defendants, Samuel Overton, ir Nicho-
las Mer,wether and Barnett Moore, not having
en,ered their appearance and given security &C
cording TO the act of Assembly and the rules of
this coart, a''d it appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court that they are not inhabitants of this
state: On the mo,lon ofthe plaintiff by his coun
sci, Ii as ordered, That the said defendants, Sa
muel Overton, jr. Nicholas Meriwether & Bar
nett Moore, do appear here OF the second Mon
day IN October next, and answer the plaintiffs
bill, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted M one of tie newspapers printed IN the
city of Richmond for eight weeks successfully,
and published at the front door Of the court house
OF this county. on some court day.
!. soHN iPo1NDExTER, crx.
August w8x
4 1910 louisa county, ''e e0uf''
John Lewis and Susanna his wife, Samuel He's
ter, Barbara Bridgewater, owen Burton * Polly
MS Wite3 Valentine NicCulChen, administrator OF
Ann McCutchen, deceased, his late wife, Henri
eta Greenwood, and Benjamin X puliam, lie
galrepresentatWes OF Ann Puiliam deceased,
Plaihtfs.
AGAINST
Ssm'l Oyert6n, jr. admir- with the will annexed
Of SamI Rsgiand, deceased, VIM. Cooke, lanes
Nelson, James Niche, VIM G. Pomdex,er, ex-
ecutor of Warner H Broaddus, deceased, Over
ton Harris, Edward Ragland, Elizabeth Leu
renee, administrative of VIM Laurence, decd
Thomas Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas
MeTiwether and Barnett Moore, Def'ts.
THE defendants, Samuel Oyerton, inur ad-
ministrator aforesaid, Nicholas Meriwether
and Barnett Moore, not having entered their APP.
pearance and given security according to the act
of Assembly and the rules of THIS court, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that
they not inhabitants of this state; the mo-
ftion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel, 1t
tiered, That tue said defendants, Samuel Overton,
iunr administrator with the will annexed OF Sa.
muel Rsglsnd, decd. Nicholas Merwethef and
| barnett Moore, do appear here on the second
Monday in October next, and answer tine PLAN.
tIfs bill, and that copy of this order ne forth
! with inserted in one OF the newspapers printed
| in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks sue
cessiyey, and published at the front door OF the
court house of this county, on some court day.
Il COPY TEST,
JOHN P0INDEXTER, Crk.
August uSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04

CHANCERY-Ata court helu to; X. &
4 Queen county, at the court house, Ola NJ on
day the 9th July, 1910.
john l. Hudgn, PiF
ACAINsT
Gabriel Lewis Haller and Richard Brooke,
DJtS.
THE defendant, Gabriel Lewis Hailc., not
having entered MS appearance and gwen security
according to the act of assembly snu the rules OF
this court, aud 1t appearing 10 the Satisfaction of
the court, that the said deiendant Gabriel lie W
IS Halter, is not an miiabilvnt vi this common
wealth: On the motion OF the plaintiff, by his
counsel, 1t is ordered, That the sid defendant
Gabriel Lewis I'll iier, do appear here Oh the
second Monday IN October next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and that copy of tais order
be forthwith pu 1llshed IN some public ne wspaper
printed IN the city Richmond, iortwo months
SUCCESSFULLY, and that apother copy DC posed 1T
the front door OF tins court house.
Test,
Ro. POLLARD, c.
Julv % ,o
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
July 81.

p Mr. John Wood proposes to have, in the
evenings private class for those gentlemen whose
situation in life, may not permit them to attend
MS lessons 1T the academy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
August z.

mr. G"Ira,n having preferred siruation on the
Hill for MS establishment,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
AN ODE
TUEE-" diam and Li6eyfy"

IuNE--" A1a'7' and Liberty"
On the ent plains Of ah.--tru.h's MYSTICAL
cline,
When The impious turret Of Babel was liat-
tefd
Len the rack Of our race IN he fand drift, Of
Time,
Should be buried when Shem, Ham, and "a
Phet were ica!ter u
Role the Genus Of arr,
Man 10 man 70 impart
Ely language a lpeaks. Through the eye to
lire heart.
CHORUS.
Yet rude was Inventioo, when Art fhe re
veAl'd
For block hamp'd the page, and tree
plough the field.
As Time fwept his pennons, Art lghd as fhe
view 4
How dins-was the image her emblem re-.
ltric;ed;
When, inG ,ire4, Father Faun broke her fable
OF wood
Wrough: Ire parts into hlape, and the whole
recommended.
Art with mind now could rove,
For her tymbols could move,
Ever eating new lhades like thc leaves Of the
grove.
tORUS.
and the colours Of thought in their elements
run,
As he prifmatick glals fhows the hues Of the
gun
Ia the morn Of the Wet, as the light rolI'd a.
way,
From tie grey eve Of regions by bigOtry
clUuded,
With tbe dawn woS our Franklin, and glanc-
ing tie ny,
Turn'l rs beams thro' he milf, with which
Art was enih' GUIDED -
To kind q her ihrine,
lis Prome1hes3 inc
Drew ga X rom the clouds, and made Print
ing DIVINE
cHORUs.
When The Gre, ny has rod, was attracted from
hesy .,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27

them hourly expected here, who viii
on their arrival lharc Gmilar fate.
The feizure Of this deluded young
man and his papers has completely
developed the plans of the traitors in
S. America, as in all the other prov
inces Of Spain, aud put government
into pofleiion Of lift Of their names,
their emilaries, their place OF rei-
.dence, TO what port or city bound.
The Carte Blanche found in his poi
feihon, fgued by Joieph, as well az
blank CONDITIONS were burnt under
the gallows, by the public haugman.
Il is faid that he had authority to
name and commillion all officers in
New-Spain, under a brighter gener-
al, and had with him commifions
for the new Vice Roy and chiefs Of
the kingdom.
A ichr. is now getting ready and
will be off in about two hours for
Vera Cruz, with LIT of the names
of the en- fairies already in that king
dom, and the names of al thofe i'm
pIicated By the eoufeiions or papers
of this unfortunate young man. and
| hope Gncerely thar meafures will
there be taken in time to avert and
fecure them, before that valuable &
beautifuI country is de.uged IN blood
BY their nefarious conduct.
His papers were well ftcured in
trunks, made in France or spain, for
the exPrels purpefe, without falGe
bottom or having the pearance Of
being thicker than ufuaI. but by Dor.
ing were found, and the trunks then
fplit up.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27

rs fifth BY the type, his conductor, wa,
given.
Ancient wirdom may boaa ofths fp:ce Of the
weed,
Which erbalm'3 the cold forms of its he
roes and lages;
But their fame lives alone on the leaf Of the
reed (;
Which has grown thro' the clefts in the ru-
ins Of ages;
Could they rife, they would fhed,
Like Ciceros head,
Tears Of blood on the fpot, where the world
they had led.
CHORUS.
Of Pompy and C9lar unknown Is the tomb,
But the type is their forum-the Page il their
Rome.
BIeft Genius of Type down the vita of
time,
As thy fight leaves behind thee this vexd
generation,
Oh transmit on thy icrolI, this bequeft from
our CLINE,
The Prels can cement, or dilmember ma
ton.
Be thy temple the mind
There, like Vefta enihr:n d.
Watch and fofter The Flame, which infpires
human kind
CHORUS.
Preferving all arts may all arts cherilh thee !;
And thy Science and Virtue teach man 70 be
free
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
THE ANSWER.

After degrading and disgracing the
United States in the eyes Of all the
world, the democrats pite, 1sly ask,
Mat shall our rulers 10 10 SAGE as 2
The answer ought 10 be-Consult The
annals Of the Federal Administration
Of Washington. Initiate their firm
ness, Consistency, Honesty, and I'm
partial Neutrality. They then raised
their country from insigniGcance to
glory, from poverty to weJith, honour,
and responsibility. a return Of thar
policy will yet restore the country
to the acknowledged rank il has
held.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
French EmiOary Executed.

AIt"SD LHIU1fT L"6t HIEus
Manuel Rodriguez Alemanfy Pc
ma, has been apprehened as fpy at
Havana, tried and ordered to be e-s
ecuted. We have feen a letter from
Havana dated the 18th ult. which
itateS that this perfon was about the
age of 27 years, of a Respectable fam
lily in Mexico-was fume time in Eu-
rope, and there imbibed the vices and
villainieS OF the French fchool. He
was capable and King Jofeph gave
him a comnlillion to promote all in
his power, revolutionary fpirit in
the Spaniih colonies, in favour of
France. He arrived at Havana about
the 18th Of July from Norfolk and,
as the government had previous adj
vice of him, he was immediately friz-
ed and put into prilon and iundry
papers evidently fhewing his bufnefs
there being found about him, he was,
after ieveral days examination and
trial, condemned.
This affair has made great noife
at Havana-and the guilt of Pena
was 10 apparent, that the fentence
was generally approved of.
A proclamation was illded by the
Governour, exhorting the people, I'M
der pain of immediate apprehension,
to preierve tranquility and order on
the day Of the execution, and pa,tic-
ularly to refrain from offering either
lniult or injury to the unhappy Grim
inal, whole misfortune it was 10 for
get the iacred principles of patriot
i'm, and unite with the enemies Of
his country. IN r. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
PHILADELPHIA, AUG. TX.

C2ty If a letter fran gentleman al
Havana to anotber in this city, dlted
Haoan4, July 80. 1910.
Dear Sill have jdif witneHcd a
fcene from the upper itory Of ry
houle, 70 awful and folemn, az almoit
to chill my blood the execution of
the ientence herewith enclaed.
The youth and appearance Of the
prifoner, his iolemn acknowledge
met.' to the public al the prilon door
OF his guilt, and the jultice Of his
ientence, and his great contrition,
& the decent department Of all clatT
IS Of people through whom he pail
cd, from the prilon 10 the place of
execution, made the lcene truly fol
emn and awful.
The arrangement made by The
Governor Oh the location, entities
him 70 high credit; as it not only
injured fafety to rae people, bur tram
guilty to the city. Not an infult
was offered TO the prifoner, and his
conduct was fuch as 10 draw down
the pity Of all who faw him or his
route to the place from whence Ike
took his leave OF the world. There
arc numbers of his aliociltes now IN
thu II. States, and three OF four Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
3ntfiligRnfs.
FROM NAPLES.

FkOD1 NAPLEN.
On the 10Th init. arrived at Sa-
lem, ihip Frances, capt. Hafkell, 50
days from Naples, which fhip was
purchafed by the American Conful,
for the purPofe Of conveying 10 their
own country, TWO HUNDRED
AND TWENTY EIGHT Maners,
Mates ard Seamen OF American vef-
felS CONFI6CATED at that place,
at Gallipoli, and at Ciyita Vecchia.
BY the fame arrival we are furnilh-
ed with lift of THIR ~ NINE
American veGcls, which, with their
cargoes, amounting TO TWO MILL
IONS TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, have been Couhicated at the
above mentioned places, in direct
violation of the faith x facred pledge
OF the King of Naples !-On this
futjea the keeper of the Bsf2n E;r-
change Ceffee Haze Books, oblervcs -
"The treatment of the Americans
at Naples, was of nature to excite
the indignation of every man not loft
to all :cnfe Of feeling for his coun-
trymcn. Not content with taking
VeB6S and cargoe5, they were in:a-
nous enough to take poheiIion of
the priU4te adventures at matters,
mates, and eUen famen. In many in
ftances, the crews of yeHcls in the
harbour were turned out, without
the leait notice being given them to
ihitt tor themfelyts, and MT The jmaN
ct aL01yance granted than to jabN up
on Others, after their cargoes were
taken from them and con6fcated,
were called upon to pay the charges
OF landing the goods, as well az The
quarantine charges which, in fever
al initances, amounted to nearly 1900
dollars each vef1el
And to crown the whole, after re-
peated applications from the Ameri-
can COnlul at Naples for liberty 10
purChAle fome of the veftls to con-
vey the unfortunate iuferers 10 their
own country, they had the barbarity
TO rtiule eve1 telling more than ons
veiiel for that purPoie, but crowded
into one ihip, like 10 many convi6ts,
upwards Of 400 matters, fupercar-
goes, mates and fcamen, who were
hurried off by the Conlul as foon as
poii0le, afraid they would retraa
even this fancied indulgence. AS
proof Of which, teveral Of the matters
returned home by the Frances, heard
the Coniul lay. alter the thip was un-
der fail from Naples, that the Miuif-
ter Of Foreign affairs, had ad.ifed
him TO hatten the departure of she
lhip, as he could not anfwer even for
an hour. And all this after the King
Of Naples bad only fhort time pre-
vious itlaed a proclamation mvHirg
the Americans to bis ports, and br.Rl-
ing there fIfety s Pyotef7iaa. sure
ly tuch conduct, IL contrary to every
principle Of honor, hoaeliy, Or COED
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
From the Bolton RepertcTy.
One zo0rd concerning a NoroaI-

Gus public DeHnqusnf.
The fatisfaction naturally mani
felted by many perlons at III. erpsr-
ure Of BidwelI'5 rOguery, appears 70
give great effcnCe 20 fome mifguided
Democrats they are ready % se-
proach rhofe who rejoice III The ~
tecfi7a Of a criminal. as if they r,.-
Jolced IL the psYPefrati5A of the erine.
- his faltc judgment IS one It
million proofs Of the lam nta5is
Perreriion Of moral truth and f-nii.
biity already produced BY parry pai-
lionS.
Yet who IS there with fpark of
honeity IN DIS bottom, mat does not
iPontaneouly exult at the difco.ery
Lot The PerPetrator, when acts 0 de-
ibrrate knayery are ccmmtred 7 IL
deed it may De affirmed tat A e.
pie 70 corrupt as to Tee! no igiiaas-
tlon al hagraat yi'lliny, are fiji Nv
Tor K vitude, and cannot long cicln-
1t. y therefore party EXITS her,
aud Especially q parry f5ef ting ertg.
p9buAs, yer, whole feelings, iutcr-
cts, and P5'ficai principles, Hoped
Jhen 20 diirrgard ali mora d.t1e.
lions, i II in,y 10 couatera-t thes
bY aii honc.t mclHs I; that We M,
i fciB5ie, rrey5ar tns cAfincfIsn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
British Treaty.

The Ba'tinore' Wing, speaking Of The ar.
rival Of Mr.. Ewing win important despatch
Is from Mr.. Pinkney tor government, says
(" Intelligence had been received, BY our 20
vernment severai seeks ago, that MIR Pink1ey
was negotiating . Treaty with Tie British
government Perhaps the Important des-
patches alluded TO contain ito
Ifsuch Treaty has arrived, which we
sincerely hope may Be the case, we presume
it win be ascertained IN few days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27

4 Gentleman, oyeraken by a show r,
took refuge u tie hat VT v Sranish coUag4r.
He found The landlord in Tie only dr~corner
OF the hoYel, setting very phiIoso hlcaliy
thrum5ling lis guitar. {" WAY don't YOU
thatch your house Sir enquired the siran-
ser. 10y" Because Il rains, aHs gtled ,ie COL.
lager" But why net thatch it IN a,g .uea-
fher ~ " WIN then, sir, (repied IL, sliA
playing on there " I'D need Ut iL.''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27

everlafing infamy."
We are affured, by an intelligent
and respectable paiIenger il the
George Dyer, thar no favourable
accounts need be expected from any
quarter where the f ench arms pre-
vail. He accounts for the Temporal
ny fafety of our property in the
North OF Europe, Ly tta,ing the ne
GETTY Bonaparte was under of order.
ing 10000 troops from the borders Of
Holfein, Denmark, &c. TO Spain !;
in which latter place he has more to
encounter than was anticipated.
The gentleman alluded 10, has no
doHbt Of the intended I" fell fwoop,"
which will fooner or later involve
all American property within the
reach of Bonaparte's agent. Our
fhort relpite is owing to the fact,
well known in France that the nor
thern people will not execute his
DEGREES againlt American commerce,
where there is not itationed French
military fo,ce adequate TO enforce
obedience They confidently expect
that luch force will line the COATS
from Gibraltar to Cronitadt that
we cannot much longer find fafety
in Denmark or Pruilia, any more
than we can in France or Holland.
[ baltimere Paper.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27

a ND poGeiion gwen il October next thar
no'ed LIuatipn for 1g7'eyH a. Boarding
Houie now occupied by hir JoG4h Pdue
The HOu(e is large and convenien, for Ii her
q ne above purpo!es, with convenient ont
Aoules and Stables hat will accommodate
nearly hfty Hor4es-HPr further particulars
sppg 70 RICHARD MOTLEY,
- ms town, or MeiIrs T.oMAs and EDwARU
MofLry, BsEsa
Aug % II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
John DUNNING.
REMOVAL.
SIMON DEARBORN.

SIMON DEARBORN,
III AS Removed from bis late ilard IN Elk.
-, .hange-ireet, % The head Of EagyoAaas's
~, where lie carries on as u!ual, The
1'-+OHIiNH 6CaTNESS ard iohcits the
@..o'age q ms friends and the public in
-SEAhhN'S CLOTHING.
4 i5''s On ccn'miliion every article Of
!. S'o~' mig, at he very lowell PR
~ lo2pIy fuael 10 HE .e.lyns.
F''ii'aa. .5a5 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
9G NEW TAVERN.

HE iublcriber RESPECTFULLY iuforms his
Hiends aud the pu5llck, thar he has re-
commenced keeping I37's,r o. Byugftgick
ARA lew DDS wcit OF inc HuagiOn where
ne formerly kept. This houie i, rev and
e9apen'ens, and every attention. will be paid 70
eu.ohiefs to render their ltay plea.4nI aud
EORN DUNNINC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
REMOVAL.
Daniel ThurRon,

r ESPECI FULLY informs his friends and
N the public ,hat he has ren.0ei from
Money's Row, 10 the tore IN Fore iireet,
formerly occupied bv Richard Motley, where
he has Tor faIe al ailorEmens Of
Vet India Ga1d5 and Gr9cer.es,
anonx which are The following, viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27
BOSTON HIT
Ma"gaf5~'ing Company
JOHN MAHAN.

AGENT
FOR telling their HATS in The DiRriG Of
Name, offers for ialc
ls cafes fuperlne black Beaver Hats, wide
and narrow brims,
cafes Of drab do all Of which are Of the
ne@ faihon, hight, ana very nice.
Also
S. dozen Nap Hats, "a aod I'd quality
Soomen's ld boys Felt HAS
Children's Morocco and Beaver Hats, large
ALLOTMENT
Scales Camel Hair Hats
ANY Has bearing the EohSn Ramp, viii he
vaFrao'ed 10 give Tie wearef iausfActiun.
fhey viii be fold whoit Gale Or ,et4il, AZ the
Zane rates as by the Agents for the Company
! ID Bottom
The above lotk viii fhortIy be much IN
created and kept coB1antiy good.
hS-bIags Street, Gy4lai1g M. JIs Quincy II
-%Aaf-. 7yas :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27

Wet India Rum Rice
NE. Rum Box Kaifns
SpaRilh Brandy Calk d.
Gia Mould & dip'd Can
s =. A}vlaHs- y x M 3. Soap
loaf Sugar Role do
White Havana 10. Indigo, irff quality
Brown DO. Starch
Muicovado do. Cotton * wool Cards
Hyion, Flour
&: &: So; : AL ::::. .; s.; 5: 3. .....
Nutmegs or Jingle
Cinnamon Scythes and SneatEs
Cloves Molailes
Pepper Liverpool Salt
Pmeato Tobacco
Ginger F,lh
hutaId Clear Pork
Coffee Cheefe
Chocolate No J & 9 Logwood, &c. &c.
AIl of which viii be fold as cheap as car
be bought III town, for Calh or Country PRO
uuce
N. B.--Fifhermen's aud ships Stores pu
Up al the ihor,eit notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-27

faith, mulf excite the execration of
every American, & brand the name
Of Bonaparte and his minions, with
eyerlaiting infamy."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-11
G!eranorta DatIp GaasGts.

TUESDAY,, SEPT. IL.

~
"Should the British government unsea-
souably delay the appointment of a successor
to Mr., Jackson, it would give just ground to
suspect an intention to procrastlnate that a
tenement and those explanations already too
long delayed."-.Aat. MteAiyeAcGr.
Surely no such Inference can with proprie'
ty be drawa from such delay. Whatever
may be the atonement or explanations, or
whenever they may be made, the completion
of them must arise from an expression On CIR
part Of All intention not to delay the confer
cnces and explanations that may lead to an
adjustment. The British have declared tnelr
determination, after the rebuas of Mr.. Rose
and Mr.. Jackson, net 10 be the first to offer
terms of settlement. If there really exists a
wish (which indeed is much doubtedl on our
part, to settle4 4 the points Of alteration be-
tween this country and Great Britain, the
PROPOSE tons might have been made long ere
this, thro' Mr.. Pinkney. If Great Britain
has not deemed it beneath her dignity to send
a second minister to this country tor tao pur.
pose of settling our disputes, surely a false
pride only, or a determination not to conc to
an adiustmcnc, will prevent our governmeHt
from making propositions to the British go
vernment, through our minister resident
there. Why should we wait tor the arrival
of another minister clothed with ample power
TO make u treaty with ia? Is Great Britain
to be brought on her knees before the a'sufy
of Thomas Jefferson and james Madison I!
Must she send a third minister to be treated
with insult, before our rulers Will deign TO
listen II our government wish an adjust
rnent, they will not wait the arrival OF ano-
Their minister. IF no propositions have been
made through MIR. Pinkney, the omission a
mounts to the strongest presumptiye proof
that we are not DESTROYS Of being on good
terms with them. For. what can have pre-
vented the presentation ofsuch propositions !
They must first come from US and London
is as proper a place as Washington, for the
-&.EE .E-