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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

Earl Grey could not conceive. how was
possible that, wheo Burr was apprehe ad-
ed under the alien act, no difficulty should
have occurred. Even on the Noble Ms.
counts own statement, difficulties must
have occurred at least so it appeared to
him aad the best mode of settling the
question would be to produce the proceed
ings as to Burr from the records of the OF
fee 1t was strange doctrine for Eng
lish lawyers to maintain that there was no
necessity for ther knowing the subject mp
on which they were to legislate.
Lord Sidmouth repeated his statements
as to Burr, and said, that on his return to
this country lac had applied for license
for residence, and voluntarily submitted To
the alien laws--rhere was, thercia.e, no
difficulty in his case.
Earl Grey asked. whether Burr had n-t,
on the ground his being born in EnSpsli
allegiance. objected to his deportation, as
It was called for this was no English mei-
sure, and no English name
Lord Holland asked, whether Bur, had
not applied to be naturalized, and had not
been informed that he could not. rs he
could not say that he was born out of Bril-
fish allegiance
LORI Sdmouth said he knew nothing a.
bout any such circumstance.
Lord Holland observed, that they ought
to be cautious about passing an act to put
those pow srs into the hands of those who,
when questioned as to the manner of exc
cution, had no answer togive, but that they
knew nothing about the matter.
Lore Sidmouth would say nothing as to
the candour OF the observation but the
proceeding as to Burr took place in 1909,
when he was not in the Office of the Home
Department but. even if he had, he might
not be able at once to recoliect every sepa-
rate proceeding
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HOUSE OF LORDS, June Is.
COLONEL BURR.

Earl Grey rose to ask the noble Wis
count opposite question on the subject OF
the Bill ALLEN BilO, on the discussion of
which they were about to enter. In reply
to some observation made on "A former
night, the noble Viscount had stated that no
American had ever been sent out of the
country under the Alien Bill, and also that
no difficulty had ever occurred as to the
question whether the American onte-naki
were aliens or not. He earl Grew had
then stated, not from his own knowledge,
but from very respectable authority, that
an American had been sent out of the
country under the alien bill, and that that
American was Col. Burr. The noble Wis.,
count was not at that time able to say DOS
itively, whether that was the case or not,
but had said he would enquire. He wish.
ed to know whether That enquiry had been
made, and how the m tier stood ?
Lord Sidmouth said, that the noble earl's
statement had not been correct for, on
looking at the records in the Office, lie
found that Colonel Burr had not been sent
out of this country under the alien act.
Earl Grey Then he must have been
misntormed as to that point but he wish
ed to know whether any proceedings had
taken place with respect to Mr. BUR, and
whether any diff ulties had, in the course
of proceedings. arisen on the question to
which he had adverted9
Lord Sidmouth stated, that MIR. Burr
had come to this country, aud passed under
feigned name that he had changed that
name, and passed under another feigneh
name that government conceiving that
he might have had some improper object
in view, app ehended him under the alien
act, but that no difficulty onthe case had
arisen. Government were convinced tn Il
he had no improper object in view. He
demanded passports fJr Sweden. received
them and went ont Of the country. lie af
forwards returned, ard desired passports
for America, which were granted. He was
net seat out Of the country ADDER the alien
act, and no difficulty occurred.
Lord IIolland--Wss there no question
whether he was alien OF not
Lori Sidmoutk--He did not say that
there was no su n, but there was DO diff
| Guilty.
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vALUBLE LANDS FOR SALE.

n pursuance of decree of the Superb
n Court of ciancesy. ani with the all The
parties interested theren) will he sol pubic auction,
credit OF one and three years, equal annual pay
tate oi III. late John ae r.d,c) containing sos 81
acres, lying the Counties of I-coln and Madison, the
State of Kentucky, being of Of $4,000
patented IN the name of John Lewis.
OefrGf parcel ofkGnd. the waters of Goose Creek
branch Of the south fork of Kentucky containing 5000
crcs. being lot No. 10.
One olerte lot No. twenty, containing 5000 acres, ~
ing ola Csvose Greek.
One ether lot No. twelve containing 1000
The ridge that divides the of Riehand from Goose
Greek.
Ore other tract lot No. one, containing six hundred ard
thrr ana oeiaif ACRES, on the head of Lick Fork, on
Eiciand Creek.
One ofcr trcr. 10. No s. containing two Thousand and
twelve acres. Risl,land Creek.
O.s cf Sf Lot 10. 5 containing hundred and tir
ty-two acres, on lnchland Greek.
One or t,ao lot No. Q, containing A4o acres, the
waters of Pichland
One ber frac. No. H. containing acres, the
waters of iiicland and Coliin's Fork.
One ohcrt,et lot NJ. fifteen, containing thousand
for hundred AMI six and quarter acres lying On both
sides Of Goose Greek.
id other tract, lot No. sixteen, containing thou
sand heres. lying ON both stiles of Collinss Fork.
The title papers the aforesaid lands may be APP
pcation 10 Mr. JAMES II. Lynch auctioneer, with whom
they will he lwig for thar purpose. previous 10 the day OF
sale which will take place the Belatern, in the City OF
Richmond, on Monday the 9th of Dec. next.
IeT1is-Bons with approved security TO carry interest
FROM the day ofale, the interest be RENTED ii the pri
eipai is punctually paid
B. w. Leigh,
Jas. G.. Wilder,
Joel Harmon,
Thos. Jones.
Trustees q Com'rs.
.Hxgust 10 27-tds
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NOTICE..

ELY Virtue of deed of trust executed
by rripett T. Estes and Sarah his wife to the sub
scrb- bearing date the second of Ocober IS anu of
cor i'm the County Albenarle, for the purosr OF
securing the payment of certain OF money hereh
mentioned james Lewis and Jesse Lewis, the sscrrs
either of tca,. will, the second day OF Septe-
her next, the premises, expose 30 public safe Tor rey
money. certain LOT OF GROUND, in the town "t
Charlottesville known by the of the Stone Buliisg
with the appnrtenances, much thereof viii he suit
fcient pay the several of money with interest anu
mentioned IN the deed of aforesaid. The Sub
scrers acting Trustees for the benefit Of others, VIII
guarantee the title the property, against any pes-
suns but themselves and those claiming o,,er them.
James OLD,
n. Bramham, ( Trustees.
.Hlcr. Gdi're., }
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July 20.

TIE Subscriber has For Sale,
90 Or. casks Malaga
5 do do Cofmenar
cases Muscat wines Of superior
casks ditto quality
90 cases Claret
IL bbls. Northern Rum
cases Morocco Shoes
~ bbls. Glauber Salts
3 casks Cutlery * Hardware
25 doCut Nails 81, id & sd
25 toas Swedes Iron
flat, square and round bars, assorted
sizes
500 reams Wrapping : PAPER, of vari-
Pot. Cap & Letter Gus qualities
500 Straws Tumblers
Also,
Sweet OIL, boxes Capers, Olives s. An
choves assorted
Spanish Cigars, Wool Hats, Candles,
Soap, sc.
ISAAC DAVENPORT,
lin Street.
August 10. Cyst
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NEw-YoRK. August 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Last evening arrived at this port, the
regular trading and tast-sailng ship Paci-
hc, Capt. Bovine, ins38 days from Liver
pool, which port she left on the first Of Jul
ly.
The Editors of the Mercantile Advcrti,.
ser have received by this arrival London
papers to the 2sth of June, inclusive, 10
days later than before received, and Il
Lloyd's List of the 21st of June. The fol-
loving extracts comprise every article of
interest they contain.
American produce was still on the de-
cline at Liverpool. Cotton, 10 to IL
pence.
London, Jiine IS.
Yesterday morning. arrived al Ports
mouth. the Mediterra mean fsxi, under the
Command. OF Admiral Lord Exmou.h, con-
sisting of six sail of the line, two frigates
and three brigs, forming the whole Of our
Navy on the War Establishment, except
ing the Pilot sloop of war, on that sta
ton.
We regret to find, from the following
extract from Bristol paper. that seri-
Gus disturb 4nces have broken out in Witt
shire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

A letter from Cologne, of the 10Th OF
June, says" To-day, we hac the entire
ly novel spectacle of steamboat entering
our port it is to ascend the Rhine and the
Maine as far as Frank
Bavaria execute the project OF uni-
ting the Rhine and the Danube by ca
nal, the navigation by steamboats, might
then be continued to Vienna"
y new steam-vessel, named the Regent,
OF IL tons, was tried on Saturday morning,
on the Riverside went from Blackfriars
bridge to Battersea-b bridge, in SO minutes,
and back through London bridge, in So
minutes. A great desideraturn is. we un--
derstand, obtained in the construction of
the mechanical apparatus by a considera-
BILE reduction in the weight. The steam
engine is of 81 horse power-the paddle
wheels and the machinery necessary to
give and convey the movement, weighs on
iy S tons-This vessel is executed under
the direction of Mr.. Brunei, of Chelsea,
by MIR. Maudsley: and it was decided by
the experiment that she was the best going
vessel on the River.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

Samuel HolingszODrtb e Sons,
No. 50 County Wharf, Baltimore,
HANR lately received, and daily ex-
q pcct furtier supply Of COLOGNE MILL
siONFs ofthe different dimensions from five feet down
otwentytvo inches dilioeter-BOLliNG ClO FdS oil the
n,ost improved manufacture, from No. 10 Nos.
3hcy haDe .Htso,
Ab wi 40 tons well assorted Hat, square and round i'm
lefisTl lisr Iron
Hoops aud Nail Rods
corsisnnr II plough niD'iids. 1yfe Iron. and com
mon sized fN end Bar Iron, and NoVASeOim
GRIND STONES.
OF orlersreceised for say OF She aye described goods
viii ~ carefully executed and forwarded by Use most direct
t,i o. a7-am'
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NOTTCE.
M lOI.
In NEw-KEEr COUNTY Counr, ,
,Buly II, 1916,

In NEw-KEEr COUNTY CORR,
july IL. 1916.
1T ORDERED, that the Clerk do adver-
iis' in two Of the papers printed in the CITY fitch
mond,,hat Proposals will be received until the 2nd
1hurslay in September next, for taxing an accH-
rate CHART or survey Of this county, agreeable
TO an act Of the General Assembly Of Virginia,
PASSED the 9th day Of February last, entitled,
" An act to provide an accurate Chart Of each
county, and General Map Of tie Territory Of
tnis Commonwealth "
a Copy. Teste,
II. cambridge, c. {.
Julv II. cots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17
FOR SALE,
Il TRACT OF LIND g PL.4.NI,9IY0G.

4 n Hanover County, called Chill [ EN-
FARM, late the residence of Nathaniel Pope, ESQ.
This trac with small addition which Ihaye made 10 it,
contains, by survey, SIX HUNDRED AND Sixty
THREE ACRES. and about twentyonc miles from Rich
nond around, and in the cghbOrood oft, the plan
George DaLney, Doct. Mcurg, Col John Amber, Mr..
4fcaah Crew, Doct. Swami, Mr. Edmund Webster, and
the called Hockey Mills. Through this land lay
iors Creek small neandering stream, upon which there
probably 20 so of Low Ground and at the low
or end ofihe plantation believed, there is toerabe
scite small establishment of waterworks. There is
large and commoous dwelling house, with outhouses.
(weilg!ouse and kitchen insure many fruit trees, aEd
excellent wster.
person wishing purchase this land may view it
any time.
For terms, which will be very accommodating, apply
the Subscriber, in this City.
CT small Stock OF Aorscs Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
with plantation utensils, will also be sold.
THos. C. HOWARD.
July 20. aI-tf
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Bristol Mirror Office,


Saturday morning, 9 o'clock.
About 1 O'Clock this morning, our city
was alarmed by the sound of the bueie
OF the SSH regiment and the ringing OF tac
bells. On inquiry, we learn, that a Ma
gistrate Of the county of Wilt had arri-
we'd express from Trowbridge. for assist
ance, a mob of more than 5000 persons
having yesterday collected at that place,
setting the civil power at defiance. They
had already destroyed two or three facto-
ries. The troops assembled with praise
worthy alacrity, and in one hour and
halftwo companies were on their march
for Trowbr;dge.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has
appointed Thursday next to receive the
Buildings of the gentlemen who intend con-
tracing for the new Lottery.
1t is generally believed that Marshal
Soult, who had previously taken up his re-
sidence in this city, at the White Lion Inn,
embarked from hence in the William
Henry, for Boston, in America, on the 18th
inst Bristol Journal.
Paris papers of the 22d Saturday have
just arrided. A French squadron, con-
sisting of the Medusa frigate, the Echo cor-
yettc, the Loire ard the Argus briggs, sail
ed on the 17th from the Isle d'Aix, foe
the Senegal, to take possession If the
French establishments on tue coast of At
rica.
June 90.
A Hamburger Mail arrived this morniog
with papers to the 25t inst. Prince Blu
cher has arrived at Carlsbad. He appears
to be in very bad st ia of health. Ac.
counts received by way of Trieste, from
Egypt, state, that the plague has broken
ont with great violence at Alexandria and
Cairo.
We rex, ived from N York, papers to the
1st inst.
June 81.
The House of Commons adjourned last
night until Monday and as the remain
ing business in the Lords will be probably
disposed of in the interval, it is expected
that Parliament will be prorogued on Tues
day or Wednesday.
Last night, in the House of Commons.
Mr. Pons nby inquired of the Chancellor
OF the Exchequer, whether he apprehend-
ed any necessity in a financial point of
view Ct summoning Parliament before
Christmas In answer, Mr. Vans tart sta.
ted, that as the meeting Of Parliament de-.
pended on variety Of contingencies, which
could not be easily anti ipated, it was inn
possible to inform the House as to the pre-
else period when il might be necessary TO
require their attendance but as far as the
finances ct the country were Concerned, re
felt no difficulty in avowiug that the WAYS
| ard Means already voted would be ade-
| quate to meet the public expenditure udtil
| after Christmas
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CTOLEN from the Union Tavern, Caroline
: County, IN Tuesday, the 9th inst. II son
REL .U.9RE, about six years old, and between
four feet eleven inches aud five feet high. She
has small head, rather d,sh-.aced, star on her
forehead, right ancs has been injured and is larger
than the other, white spot the left side, a.
bout the size OF a nnepence, male by the spur
hind legs white, on her left bullock, nick
tail, PAGES, trots and gallops. The above reward
will he given 10 any person who vii! deliver the said
Mare, or give Information that | get her a.
gain.
STEPHEN SUTTON.
August3. o5-St
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LIND FOR SALE
4 an Tuesday. the 18th day of Septem
bar next, will he offered the highest bidder. the
premises, the TRACT or Land, in Goochland County,
belonging to the estate of Samuel Woo"n deccastd agrt
ably "a the last will and of the deceased Tbs
which low grounds of superior quality; the remaining
4lo l2 acres consist of high and. well adapted IL the grow
ing Of Corn Wheat and Tobacco; 100 of which are in
woods very well timhered with oak, hickory, &c. The Inn
provemens good dwelling house, kitchen, stable, &c
with excellent apple and peach orchard The land lies
upon James River, miles above Richmond upon the
Main Stage Road Charlottesville. and adjoining the
Court House tract, owned by Capt. Benjamin An
derson.
The liberty to sow wheat will he given the purchaser
crop scured which will take place before the LIST of
Jan. 1917.
Terms Of sqe-one half cash, the balance in twelve
months be secured by deed of trust upon the property
Mr.. Robert Peasants, who lives upon the land, Will shew
10 any person who may wish TO purchase.
WILLfAM MILLER,1 r,or.
FARMER LEWIS. 5 N'' ''''
August s. 25-i2tt
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July II.
SALE OF NEGROES.

SALE OF NEGROES.
DY Virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed to us
} by Edward Boiling, to secure the payment OF
a debt due by him 70 John Hnhson, jr which deed
IS recorded in Buckingham CouTt-We shall sell,
on Saturday, the last day Of this month, st New
Canton, publicly. to the highest bidder, for ready
money, one Negro Man, three Women, and three
or four Female Children; or so much Of said pro-
perry as will be sufficient pay the bsisnce due
on the sid debt, and the costs attending the sale.
The title vested in as Trustees, will be con-
veyed to the purchasers
THOMAS PfTwAN,
RoBT MOsELgY. ir.
August7. Is ~
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
Are now receiving, from Liverpool, direct,
Imported in the Hiiiiam Or Ezra;
1877 GRATIS, the very best blue and green
edged WARE, particularly selected for this
Market
mus, nnns. Containing Dining Sets, Cups and sau-
2 5oxes GERS, Jugs, SSe
,ierees GLASS WARE. containing double flint
Tumbieis hest quality
So tierces best London Porter
Is Cases Copper
90 Raised Bottoms, loose
10 boxes "a BEST ENGLISH CHEESE;
baskets about 1000 lbs.
500 sacks SALT, hest large Liverpool filled
90 boxes lin Plates.
OF The above articles will be sold ON accommodating
terms.
Moncure, Robinson e Peasants,
huctoncers.
august 10. 27-f
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LAND AND NEGROES
ErDD CqJE'


FINE Tract Of Land, whereon now reside, in
the Comfy of Nelson, will be sold to the
highest bidder, at public auction, on the 81 day OF
September next, the sale to take place on the
premises II contains, BY recent survey, nine
hundred and sixty -one acres, of which, about two
huHdred and fifty sire cleared and in good tiith.--
There are two fields on it now in red clover, to
which the soil has been found particularly adapted,
and the beneficial operation of PLASTER of Paris up
on it, has been sirikingly evinced. The greater
part Of that which is still IN wood is excellent To-
baeeo Lard, and lies as well AS any Iaed in Virgin
u. 1t is about four mesfrom Nelson Courthouse,
and seven from the junction Of Tye with James
River. The improvements consist Of a very good
dwelling house, with all the necessary houses ap-
pertaining to it, and large and new barn. will
slso sell on the same day, and at the came place,
I'ruef5e o. Fifteen LIKELY NEGROES, consist
ing IF men, women, and children.
The terms will be accommodating, and made
known on the day of safe.
July II. 20-tds
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From tie London Gazette, June 22.]
Foreign-Office, June 10.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent
has been pleased, in the name and on the
behalf of his majesty, to appoint Gibbs
Crawford Antrobus. Esq. to be Secretary
to his majesty's Legation to the United
States of America.
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FRESH GOODS.
LAAD FOR SHE.


EDY Virtue of decree of the Court ofthe Uni
sTe ted States for the fifth Circuit and Virginia
District. will be sold Public Auction. at SrGUIRE'S
Tavern the of Winchester, tie 9th day of Au
gust flair otherwise the fair day the following
TRACTS OF LAND, belonging 10 Robert Means, deed,
viz:
THREE TRACTS, in the County of Frederck--one of
them containing $40 IL acres another al acres and the
third lI5
SIX TRACTS in the County of Hardy-one of them
containing 2o667 acres less, and situated upon the
side OF the south branch OF Potowmaci. including
the head of the townof Fort Run and fuckers Run
tiers of said south branch Of potowmack, and the head of
North River. branch of Great Cacapeon And four of
them Zone of which includes the WARM SPRING. situate
Upen Waits Rum branci of Great CacaPeon containing
400 each.
The Sales will commence twelve o'clock, and will he
seredit oftwelye months sneal ofte purchase mo-
ney, and of years the other half The purchaser
give bond and security and deed of trust upon the
iaiids to secure the payment Of the purchase money
4 DANIEL CALL,
Executor IF The last .riH
and testament 81 Robert
Means, deccased.
July "a. 22-tds
o. TIE Editor ofthe Winchester Gazettes requested
publish the above until the day of SALE and TRANSMIT is
account the Subscriber, in Richmond fox payment;
DANIEL. CALL.
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FOR RENT.
Yp7iiE BsH-Jr1sra, in the town Of Lynchbnrg, AZ
b present IN the occupation q Mr.. Nalh'l kiyes.
Possession viii be given on the first day Of October
'e' CH. JOHNSTON.
Lynettug, my II. SO-nO
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By the Pocahontas. CAPT. Hatton, [arri-
Oed at Norfolk,] in As days from Liz
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-. ,rte ENQUIRER is pnhii.hcd twice week. gene
~ odd t,ree times week drg the SESSION of me S.de
Price, the as heretofore rec Dss'nps psf
Les ,.o,abe in advance. Notes Of Chartered baihss
ann iii IL, received in payment. The E,h,ar viii guar
fo afy RENTING eia by matt the postage oil All
s ss,rrs being paid by tie writer's ,..,,..
~. No ppers will he dscontine but Mt ihe dssfeuoh
~ Fd;ior1 until ell arivsras.s have beer pa'a "p
Of w Whoevsr viii guarantee the payment u mne pa
- S,ali receive tenth. gratis.
pers' N"' TERMS or ADVERTISING.
t One sq"ae-f'''' ise's''' IS ee''-edfi
50 ,cips. -, :, l.. .;,5.- t.,, mid far.
assumed ~ some person ia ihs cay or Us e''r''''
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FOR SALE AT ROCKErTS,
1ye CARGO of the Schooner John, Captaim Loce-
land, consisting Of
$4,000 white pine boards, clear ~
$4,000 do. do. do. merchsntable.
Also,
Landing from Brty -sfaso''s daughter,
500 barrels northera herriugs,
And in Store, just received,
is casks cheese
400 barrels clipped behring's.
10 casks nails assorted sizes
~ barrels prime pork.
For FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
TO a Porfin the UeSt-inties Or elsewhere,
rEp- THE SCHOONER ANN,
ekYA Captain Hilsey,
Rurthen no Tons;
ISIS new Vessel, sgils fast, and has experen-
ced Commander.-App,y 10
JOHN O. LAY & Co.
August 10. 27-st