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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17


LSoR SALE, uitkDm reserUe.-on Tuesday The otn day
of July next, ffar If not, the next fair day. VIII
positively be sold without on tue premises to
the highest bidder, my FARM in Goochland county
known ny the name OF Planters Fare.
The Terms ofkhe Sale will be, oue-third cash, and two
thirds al two equal annual payments with interest rom the
date have been induced 10 change the mode of sale
and terms of paymeat, by the suggestion OF few intel
ligen country friends, who say the Farmers (who are
likely to buy) dsapprove of payments be made
through the Banks.
This property having already been sometime advertised
and described the Enquirer makes IL unnecessary 10
give particular description of il. Suffice it TO that
II lies Licking Hole Creek and contains 73 1t
County Courthouse and from Boat Navigation, on
James River. About 80 of this Farm lying the
Creek rich James River Low Grounds. The re-
sdue of the Land produces good Wheat ,orn, Tobacco
and Glover. IL lies WE'LL and sin good order for Farm
Ing laid off In fine fields, and each field well watered by
beautiful stream running through 1.-THE dwelling
houses neat and convenient the other houses may wan
repairs bnt there is sufhciency Of them for the
ofthe Farm-Tbe Orchards large, and contain
different kinds of choice fruit.
The property under the occupancy Of Mr.. John Bt
Nooe, who will show IL 20 any person wishing to buy
the Subscriber will attend day at the Farm 1t no
titled to do by any Gentleman wishing to purchase.
The Farm will be delivered TO the purchaser at any
the LIST day of Jan. next and probably much
with the right Of seeding crop of Wheat alta season
able time.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
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JAMES DU-VAL having succeeded his father in the
Richmond Stone Hare dIdHMJdcfOry at the sign Of the
jug, second square east Of the courboHse informs his
friends and the public, that he has very large
quantity OF weilassortcd &One.Ware, and Ower-pots
milk pans, SC of EdytheHUdTe and is now conducting
the business extensive scale. The prices continue
the same, which, is believed low as they are IN
New YORK. and much lower than bon BatnnIe viz
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london, HprtE u.
TIE following persons were present at
The Marriage ofCol. Harvey with Miss Ca
ton:
The Duke and Duchess of wellington,
and the Officers of the Dukes Staff, Lord
George Lenox, Lord John Russell, Lord
Arthur Hill, Col. Percy, Sir John Camp
hell, Colonel Fremantle aud & neral Ala
va; his ExceIlency the Spanish Ambas
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD wall he paid by the
u Subscriber Tor experimenting RALPH, a tall, dark
mulato feew about2i years oldhe has bushy head Of
haIr-He absconded the 81 of last month. Had on
darn blue coat light colored panaloOns, and darn col
ored coat. tie Is pretty good Gardner aud Ditch
er and probably will endcavOr TO get bhsness in that
line. ne IL pretty well known about Manchester, be
trained horses years ago at Maj. VIM. Balls. lie
will probably endeavor nehusness the Turnpike
Road nov erecting 10 the west Of Richmond. Tie has
Cousin IN Richmond named Jerry, that belonged, does
belong. 10 Mr. Thomas Foulkes of that place and 10 Is
likely Jerry may haThor him The above reward will be
paid, and all reasonable charges allowed, on delivering
him to JOHN BRANDFR.
Chesterfield June ~. II--Gt
TNO MILLERS.--We want "A MILLER, 10
take charge of our Mills for the ensuing
Grinding Season. A single would be preferred
Those applying viii produce proper evidence OF their
JAMES r. wOoDsoN & Co.
stoneyPOin Mills, Cumberland a, .,
June IL.
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Subscriber. living in Bedford County negro man
by the name Of ROgiN LONtX,a blacksmith by trade
about - years nf age. Of middle size and light coupex
on, has holes IN his wearing bohs his feet are
uncOinmnniy Hat. wish very largc bilge In the hollow
part, his clothing not known except pair green ker
sey pd1taoOns. fhefeow purchased of a Mr.. Page
near Hanover TO@n, and II Is supposed that he will en-
deayor 20 to that negborhood by passage in boat
from Lynchbufg 10 Richmond.
IWi give The above reward for delivering the fellow TO
me, OF securing bin in any Jaiiin the state.
THOMAS MOORE.
J,pc 6. 81
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Orders Ten at the Factory, with Hessrs. wilson &
Drew. Messrs. Thomas Wbie q Co. Messrs. James Nc
kiidue Co. aud Mr. joseph Garter, will he duly atten
ded to, and the Ware packed carefully, and With dis.
patch.
n A well-dsposed Boy, Of good character abont n
years Of age WILDE takenas an APPRENTICE to the a.
sOve business.
May p. 1T
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urst, the Earl ofWestmoreland, and Lady
Georgiana Fame, Lord Burghersh, MIR. &
Mrs. Wellesley Pole, MIR. and Mrs. Long
Wellesley. Hon. Charles Percy, Sir Chas.
and Lady Knighiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
mantle, and Miss Heryey, MIR. and Mrs.
Hervey Bathurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson
and Miss Cation, Mr.. and Miss Cope,
Miss Elizabeth Blackwell, &c.
The ceremony had been previously
performed according to the rites of the
Catholic Church, at the Bavarian Ambas-
sador's Chapel i'll Warwick-strect, with
er the Duke of Wellington retired with
the happy couple from fhomass Hotel
III Berkely Square.
CORFU.
One ofour late English papers contains
the following most extraordinary clrcum-
stance, communicated by an Officer of
the British NAVY, under date ofFeb. l.
On. Y. Ec. Post.
"A most extraordinary affair took
place about a week since. conspiracy
was announced to the Governor, IN which
about twenty of Che principal persons in
this island were said to be impicatef!.-
The plot was to seize on the Citadel al a
time when The regiment, the 75h, had
marched out, to blow up the works, TO
independent, etc.
Last "Wednesday the plot was ripe.
AT twelve o'clock the gates of the. town
were shut, and the houses of the suppo-
sed cOnspirators taken possession OF by
the military. The suspected persons
were marched TO the palace TO be tried
Immediately. Many papers were found
in their houses, with their plans, etc. and
the usual commissions were made out
1t was supposed their trials would
have been finished that night, when we
expected TO have received the criminals
OH board, and next III Orning have witness
sed their execution-but to the astonish-
ment of every body, IL was discovered
that the whole affair was cOntrVance of
young man belonging to the police, and
who himself gave the information-hunt-
ing, as it would appear, for blood money
He himself had made out all The papers;
and singular as it may appear, had mana
ged to have them secreted in the houses
of the different parties whom he denoun-
ced. He had even collected quantity
of arms and ammunition, and had en-
ployed men III the country i'll making
cartridges near the residence of one of
these gentlemen.
6 In fact, more deep and villainously
concerted plan was scarcely ever heard
of. What increases, if possible, the
atrOcity of his crime, he had included Ill
his accusation some Of his nearest rela-
tives.
"This wretch, who has been taken in
his own tolls, is now under trial, and to-
| morrow,it is exp ected, he will receive
| the punishment which his crime so richly
deserves"
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS KHWARD.--Kan away
Il from the Subscribers the LIST inst likely mulalto
woman named SALLY, hesby aud well made, about II
years of age, abJnt feet Inches high her hair gem
orally tied up towards the Of her head aud bushya
60yethe ears thick lips her front teeth wide apart She
TOOK with her white, one bua striped andtwO blue
striped dresses and may he supposed 10 have gone with
her husband, Peter, who here few days her.
and who lives with bis master, Mr.. Joseph Collier, in
King Queen County 1t likely she may be lurking
abont ~ that neghborbood, she raised and has
some relations there and only sold from that quarter
few months since
whoever will bring the said Slave to MS shall receive
the above reward and for securing her iU any public
Jail, half the above.
A. & ID. NIsBET.
June 10. lift
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NWtNFED-a me or Tfr0 Ttou54Fa HalI0TS on
w loan. liberal Interest and the best security can
be btained.-AYply q f.is C.acs.
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TENEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Lost on Sunday morning
= Sth inst before Mr.. GallegO's Mill a SILVER
WATCH, with small chrystal, two sets of ignres on
tne iace p engraved on the side she winds up, the
Maker is 7. Allen, West Hampton, No. 1855.
Any person that will return the said Watch'to william
Phillips at Gallego Mill Mr.. Williams at Richmond
Ms, or atths Office, shall receive the above reward
Juae 10. Io-1
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lHoR sALg--A valuable TRACT OF LAND, lying IN
l. the North Garder, county Of Alhematie, 40 inies
irom the OF Charlottesville and III nom Sc"tt
Landing, on James RIVER, CONTAINING, III late survey
iJlS srhis has fair proportion OF cleared
aud unceared Land, weliwaered aud mas an excel
lent appls Orchard, and other Fruit Trees The bud-
ngs consist of tolerab!e dwelling house, kchen, ~c
tits well adapted culture OF Tobacco. wheat aho
Corn, and from its peculiar Southern exposure may oe
made the most valuable Plantations an the
County The is AMI thefe
can doubt such nov IN the mar
ket
The Terms Of payment will be LIBERAL and ro'session
given list January next, with the liberty OF sowing Gram
this fall.
Presenting that those who wish to purchase will brs
view the premises the will ne shown by john L.
ohomas spot, who will also bargain Tor the Lanu
r application can made in Richmond, to fhos Ia!
or, Esq. or the Subscribers. . -
N. X. THOMAS & Co.
P.S. II the ADORE property Is not disposed ~ PR
pately, q lUiU be ofereddt public auction, on rae
premises, Saturday, the nineteenth day ~ J"Iy
ert
July 10. u-'iis
THE Co partnership OF n. q J. a. iANc,sFsk - Co.
is this day dissolved. All persons indebted are
quested 10 make immediate payment.
NTH. LANCASTER,
j. Il. LANCASTER,
M. C. LIChLIND.
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Richmond Stone Ware MaNu57ciorV.

Afh ~
scriber thanks
his customers for the
great encouragement
they have gwen to
this useful establish
ment, and informs
them that it will he
conducted in future
by his son James Du-
Val, on his own ac-
count. who has made
liimself a complete
YugsieF nj the husi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

Richard Cott'eU, Abel COiheN, y Iteu6enl
C5ttreH-TAKE NOTICE.
yENHAT Saturday the 18th day of July between the
II hours OF O'Clock IN the morning and O'Clock i'm
tue evening, at WIlamson's Tavern uear Deep Rum
Chufch IN the County ofearico the both day of
Tue same month"; between the same hours at C;eorge
"ieenhows Once, IN the City of Richmond shall pro
coed to take tue dispositions sundTy witnesses ia ere,d
10 evidence in depending in the Superior Court,
Chahcery iol the Richmond District wherein am Com
any cause from taking all any them ON the d,ys an
times above mentioned, shall adjourn from day TO dav
until the same shalt be taken.
RACHEL coTrRELL.
june io. l0-sis
EfIfTY NEGRoES.-WiI he Sold at LynchbuTg ON
winch are some good House'Servants ard Crop Hands
on cred OF sixty days, for negotiable notes. with APP
proved endOrsers. "f
The above sale will be conducted by
RICHARD POLLARD,
May 20. 1wtss
{ oUhtN1.GLASS MANUfACTORY, Gc.-J,NE,
~ EVANS, Carer and Glider begs leave TO inform
tue czens OF Richmond and the towns adjacent thai he
mas removed his establishment in the above business
from Ne"-York to Richmond lin the buildings of MIR
WhitlocS 18th sreetear the Market north of T. slree
whee ne intends to carry the above business in all its
vaross branches. $3.50 "
Chimney and pier glasses made 10 any size or pattern
window aud he'd cornices girandoe mirrors brackes
go'd bordering for rooms the newest
Prints and needle work framed and glazed with or
without enamelled gasses-panlings cleaned and var.
nished $3.50 "
Looking glasses silyered Old work regilt and ,perrou
ted to be egHdL TO Relr. w.
j. E. deems superuous 10 pledge himself that eyerv
ace III me snoYe line shall be near the New-York
prices; Ofths, the public must iudge orders tbanL
fully received and promptly attended to-
n. b.. An apprentice wanted to the above business
hdLchI ~. l02-n
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MoL j; 4: s LO @ BRoWNsUGAR.

SHEPP5hO, hOBISSON WORIH3M
Are now receiving
II hhds. first quality retailing Molasses
do. best Jamaica Sugars
bbls. Pennnston's first quality labelled Loaf su.
4 boxes do. second quality do.
And an Store,
leo sacks best Liverpool filled Salt
loo barrels new cut Herrings
SO do. do whole do.
20 do. bestfamily Shad
10 tons Swedes and Country Bar Iron, assorted
do. Country Blistered Steel
1 do. Plough Plates
3 hhds. Antigua and ! DIT1I
10 bills. New England I ~ ~ IN1
hhds. and 10 bbls. whiskey
30 bpis. caru;her's best recuied do.
2 hhis. and bbls Apple Brandy
10 bags Coffee, VIZ: Java, old White and best Havan'
ma Green
10 bills. Blown Sugars
8 crates assorted EaTthen Ware
20 boxes Soap
rs do. Candles, assorted sizes
chests hest lmperialand Gunpowder Teas
don Brown Stout, Rice, Ginger, Pepper, Alspice,
Pine. Apple Cheese, Indigo, Nnmegs, Tumblers,
Crockery Ware, sec. sc. &C.
All of which oder for sale accommodating terms
AT store (or nau) street. of 18th street
JUST below the market house.
May 30. TT
TOriCE.-The Assignees of wight < Harris having
been furnished with Funds, ready to pay the
manning three hs of The balance the debts which re-
manned unpaid after the dna dividend of said Estate
they are also furnished with funds for the payment OF the
balance Of the debts proved against ez. L. Wight indvid
ually. Apply at the Counting -Honse of JOSEPH
MARX. .Jnne G.. Eff
NorICE.-Ai those indebtedto tue estate Of Iheodo
y rick Massey, decd. requested TO make immediate
payment To John Carlisle, by order of Elizabeth Massy
Adninistratix of said estate farther indulgence can
notbe granted-and all holding claims against said
tate requested to exhibit them properly auheutca
ted, TO the above named John Carlisle for settlement
PUBLIC SALE.-On the 18th day of June. will he offer
ed for SALE at the Lock Gates in Henrico County all the
perishabe estate of rheodock Massy, decd consisting
OF Horses Cattle, Hogs, Household aud Kitchen Furni
ture, one sett of Backsmiths tools, and number Of
Their articles too numerous to mention-All under
$40, cashS2o, and upwards, notes with approved en-
dorsers, payable on the list day of Jan. 1919.
" ON the day of sale, NEGRO WOMAN viii be u,
red till Christmas.
JOHN CARLISLE.
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TIE Subscribers have formed a connection In bust
ness, under the firm Of LANCASTER, LAKELAND *
JOHN4. LANCASTER,
MATT. G.. LIChLiND.
Pr. COUITS.
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1917.
of
the Bankwl
o
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June IL,

rINHE Office the sherifof Henrico County, TemO-
we'd to the house OF Alexander Buchanan few doors
above the Hastings Court Office.
June H. ll-Int
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'aO CAPirsiiSTS.- best WdRk ia R;chgl0na,
for safe at GWcfiOH.in conformity 10 the Will of
TIE late SIR Wright Sonthgae. the Subscribers will sell
At public auciloR on the premises, Wednesday, the
18th June next that large westrated LOT & BCIL-
DINCS long occupied by the deceased, a Dwelling
House and Mercantile Establishment.
ltwoud be diicnlt exagreraie in stating the adyan
tages of this property Corneng both street and
the highly embellished Capitol Square its sonth side
us us To the Governors House and its ron
ting the new City CourHouse in its Whole extent 1t is
scarcely possible to imagine more fortunate situation.
For spacious Hotel with range of CANT Stores
low its position is smperorto my other In this City and
u the late rapid progress and the future prosperity
Richmond be taken into view, it be sad that few
spots IN the United States can justly aspire to more In
cTative destiny
SOUTHGATES & ANDERSON.
Way27. 6-tds
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VOHN HENRY, grateful for past favors, returns ms
81 thanks to the inhabitants OF Richmond and Mancles
ter for the encouragement he has received in his business
continuance OF their favoIs will be insured him.
HE HiSJUyT RECEIVED,
GO hhds. Porter, 40 do. Cider
100 bbs. Beer
500 dozen Porter, bottled, and warranted Of supe-
ror quality.
And expects shortly from PhikadcIphfa
100 hhds. ofthe very best Porter.
tie viii not like others in his line pledge him
self TO send Cards along with any orders he may
executed as he feels confident that any Botting al
his cellars, consequence ofs superiority in quality
aud execution, any other in this place. wjllon rem
der il necessary for persons eIae and taste to de
eide whether not it has come from either Of his cell
lars.
lie has opened one cellar opposite to the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, under the store of F. A. Mayo and
mother opposite the U. s. Bank the of the street
leading to Col. Mayo's brige.
N. b. Having provided himself with Of the best
Botters ~ the country, and whoare well acquainted with
packing Porter &c. his customers assured that they
can be accommodated at the shortest notice. and the al
tcles packed ny the very best manner.
Mayo. us-am
toTToN YARNS, from the linton Manitfactory-
~ ANDERSON & DABNEY, Agents for the Union Manu-
featuring Company of Maryland will in a few days com
nence the receipt of regular supply Of CoTroN YARNS
Tor sale at Baltimore prices These Yarns have long
deservedly ranked with The best in this country.
Mayo. Pm
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NlOllCE.-At persons indebted to the nm of y
IL Foxes Co. are requested to call and nav their re
given.
June 10. IO-3f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-09
BY THE Mills.

II Cad Cause.-At meeting Of a
number of gentlemen at the fate houfe
in Montpelier, VERMONT 9Th October,
on the fubject of the too free and increa,
fed ufe of trident Spirits, large and
respectable committee was chosen to pre-
pare an addrefs to the inhabitants of that
State, making such fatements and rec
ommending fueh meafures in relation to
the fubject as they fhould deem proper,
The committee consisted of His Elk. To-
mas Galuiha, Governor of Vermont -
His Honour Paul Brigham, Lieut.. Cow
ernor Hon. William. A. Griswold
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Rev. Phineas Peck s. Hon Phiny Smith,
Hon. Ezra Butler, Hon. limo. Stanley,
Members of the Council ;--Rev. Leon,
ard Worceher, Rev Bancroft Fowler 5
Hon. Beriah LOOMS, Hon. ]. d Farnf
worth. Hon. John II. Cotton, Hon.
Phipehas White, lHon. Darius Matthews,
Hon. Chauncey Langdon, Heman Al
len, Esq Levi Barnard, Esq Members of
the houfe of Representatives Hon.
VIM. olade, Jr. Secretary of State .
Cornelius P Van Ness, Esq. Hon. VIM.
Hall and Rev. Chelter Wright.
The addrefs which, purfuant to their
appointment, they have pu5lifhed, is a
very able paper, eyincing much refearch
and inveftigation in regard TO the fub
ject From official documents they fate,
that in the years 1910 no less than az
800, ga gallons were diftilled in the u.
States, of which were exported I33,8s3
gallons, leaving 25,3os,s2o gallons ia
the country and that the fame year
there were about 100000 gallons of
ditilIed spirits imported making an sg-
gregate of 33,so5,s29 gallons for bsn,e
confunspfion IN single year I being about
four gallons and half TO every man, wo-
man and child in the nation or, if none
were allowed to the naves, the quantity
to each consumer would be more than
ieven gallons ! The expense of this free
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-09
:" The Grub Worm. .

STR-I hope any information that NAV
prevent the recurrence of such calamity
as the cut grub for the future, will not be
unacceptable to The agricultural communi-
ty. Il was my lot for some considerable
time, TO exercise the duties of farmer
where the climate or soil, or both, subject
ed the crop, almost invariably to the raya.
ges OF the above destructive animal. More
for the sake of making an experiment, than
with any hope of success, / mixed a little
common salt with the seed but the result
was beyond my expectation. The season
was such as last; all around we suffered
from the grub, and had, where the seed
was not so treated, fields much injured
But so far as that seed went, there was not
stalk touched. In order TO be sure tina,
this could be owing TO nothing but the eff.
fects of the salt /; the next season sowed
part of the same field with seed without salt
and part with it, carefully marking the sew
eral parts the seed also was of the same
kind and quality and at harvest, every ridge
where the sailed seed was sown, could be
distinctly pointed out by its abundance, in
dependent OF the marks had made while
the rest OF the held was greatly injured aud
deficient. have since continued the prac-
tice, carefully varying the circumstances
and the result has been thorough con-
vleiion on my mind, that if it is persevered
IN, success cannot fail TO attend ii, of which,
hope, its general adoption will soon con-
vince every agriculturalist. There are ma
ny persons ofgreatcredibility whom could
name, who can youch for the facts stated.
WILLIAM BROCK"
Wea Lothian, .4ugust 9th, 1917.
n. B. The proportion Of salt to grain.
which tried, was about half peck 10 the
BOIL though perhaps little more or less,
would have the effect.
writer in the Farmer's Journal, SAYS,
that lands IN The interior, will bear more
SILT than those on sea coasts The latter be-
Ing saturated with salt, from the ocean and
in the air.
Scotch Boil is shout six bushels, but /.
varies in different shires
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-09
CONGRESS. &c.

The Prefdent's Mef1age was commu.
ricated TO Congrefs on the &c day of the
FELTON, 1T fhall be given in our next.
Mr. Fei1endon, the Editor of newspaper
in Vermont, and we'll known to the lite
.rary world as fatirical poet makes the
following comments. which might be
read with pro6t by fome of the members
of the grand National Council:
"Morc than one half of the members
have never before held feats in our Ma
tional CounciIs. and little IS known of
them beyond the limits of the diitriefs
they repreient. How theie new pilots
will manage the helm of State, it would
puzzle political prophet to forefec or
conjecture 1t is hoped, however, they
will make at leait tolerabIe fair weather
falors and the +" Tea of liberty" bears at
prefsnt 70 pacihc an afpea, that they
may hatter themfelves, if they can take
the latitude Of difcretion. make ufe of the
compass of common Tense, and fieer clear