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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03

FfJH SALE, the tract Of LAND wherein nov 1--we ly
int on The mountain forA immedirltiy tuncit
GU Wththe Wa'h Wlil's fivtr, sfjrniie he lands Of
carter PiRe john " Eprts, aud others, combining 700
affss tl' % wca arc fet and sstona ln xlourds %
excellent qnally flut one halfuf TIE tract cleared
and under Ea"a icHcss divided nio three neiGs. IS
vel adapted 60 ihe cuhnre of wheat sa tobacco
lhc improvements consist Of e9iuiorsbie dwelins
hunsc with ouhnuses barn. stab.e St. and an cxctf
lesl sppt Orchard % ths best fruit
u u ctgnfd unnecessary say any ihing as0ut tie
inaus advantages attached o. this faTu presuts
~ prfsoAs wishing to purchase vii dss the p
.nlses.
30 Terms may hs known on sqriicaiioa u Nr. Johr
Giliians IS Cain, % Tie snrtcfttt.
FRfDtNicE W. tkNRs.
camst. .aui. Jan. 20. ga.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03

anu tbe Oilser on Err. !oiin SaNfcrS SisCp,
on Saturday night last, in ~hica las,
Moore was taken M the act. ard Which,
on his examination, disclosure 81 ilie'r
whole DISCUS MAS matte pubic, the oft
GERS of the Bank would, il is more than
probable, have succeeded in ensn2sTng
them IN the act of entering the vaults of
tie Bank
One al the men in prison has, since
Ils confinement, made considerable DIS
closures, developing the whole of their
designs, of which IL is deemed improper
now 10 give publicity.
Moore, appears to be 80 years old
Grayer, ~ be fifty ell more, and says lie
Is native of South Carolina. Siubbs
appears TO be about forty or forty five,
aud says lie is an EngiishmaH, by birth,
and has resided in tile United States about
five years, and landed at Charleston when
he first arrived in this country
STEAM BoAT.-i'he Steam Boat build
ing III this vicinity, by MIR. James Sea-
we'll, iniendci 10 ply between This Town
ANA Wilmington, Is III ii State of considc-
rable formardness. II is expected she
will be r ady to launch soue time Ill a
phi.
LEXINGTON. February 1.-THE Le-
glSld'nre oil Kentucky, adjourned on We'd
nesday last, alter a session OF little more
tlani"o months, bu, oi unusual interest.
Near The cud OF tie session, most of The
important business that had been intro
dueed, was Brought to close. One of
the most important subjects however,
that coull engage The attention Of an a
merican legislative body at the present
crisis, was left OH the table in the house
of Representatives. SoUTH AMERI-
CAN QUESTION. The resolutions, which
bad been introduced into the senate by
MIR. Bledsoe, were passed IN that body
by Large majority, and sent 10 the other
house, where they were neg lected, and not
acted OH, till the house adjourned There
cannot exist The shallow of doubt how
ever, that much larger majority of
that house than of the senate, were in
favor of passing them, az All expression
not only OF the feelings and opinions of
the Legislature, but al the whole state Oh
That interesting subject.
During the last DAYS of the session, "A
considerable explosion took place iii the
treasury department, of whlch TIE public
have already had some information. iro,n
what is already before The public, II APP
pears HAT The treasurer bad been in The
constant practice of Specializing largely
oi TIE puoiiC money, DN ienuinS III 10 III
dividuals OF interest. IN one case, he
had lent upwards otSi5 900 to one person,
who we believe Is not citizen. The an
diior by some means, became acquaint-
ed with THIS traffic, and communicated
the fact to the Legislature, which led
10 the investigation and the result of
which seems 10 be, that not only the trea-
surer has acted contrary 10 his duties,
but the governor and secretary also have
been blameable, in not requiring bon
! and security, and The cath of office from
The treasurer. which it was their duty 10
do. A vote of censurs was accordingly
passed on their conduct, I'll the close OF
| the session. Reporter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03

; and The amendments approved, cns ,c,c cnl,.
| insl cad OF nis.ety-thrss iaa's, would have ans.
weed every purpose. 4 law adopting the
| amendments proposed, directing the pubiica-
ton o. the ,syisal, the number OF copies re-
qaired, and the incorporation Of the amend
ments. in this new edition, with the several
acts 10 which they respectively belonged,
wodld have accomplished the design of The
House Of Delegates, which was 10 furnish the
country without delay, with AN autheutic code
of IT'S laws. ms simple plan might have been
finished IN tea days as ell as in ten Years, AT
amy rate IA Il very short time, and without any
very sensible interruption OF the ordinary
business OF the legislature. This uas my oplii-
lou; II IL my opinion now.
have made This brief statement with two
views one of them is, that the motive at my
conduct may he understood: the sthcr, that
tie plan here suggested may he thought Of al
IN" neM session. voted OF course against
the bill fixing The I'd November next, for the
meeting of the next General Assembly.
conceive that the cxpeHce OF ihis eA ira month
OF session, aDlOsntng To about ) 81, O1O, would
ne 50 mncitthrown awayt
b6tfe was another subject, on which the
two houses differed. The House o De egates
passed a bill, authorship company To cut
canal on the sonih side VI James rivet, opposite
10 the canal OF tic james river company. IbIs
Oil wasieltcicd by the Senate. l was one OF
those who oi'nvsed ii. l did So from con
,ictlon that the legislature could not couslitu-
uonai'y decide tie question, whether the
non on which their charter was granted. -.
That question arising from the act OF lcorpo-
ration, was p.ipabiy Judicial question. with
which the Legislature is expressly forbidden 10
interfere. Ii may be presumed that TINS is
now The opinion OF both houses, as both. since
tie rejection OF ihc Manchester canal bill
nave concurred IN d resolution. referring the
subject 10 the judiciary. Even it this const-
tutlona, difficulty could have been surniounted,
should have voted against the bill. Every
| farthing received by the Manchester canal
| company, must, but for this law, have gone
| into the treasur, of the James river company
Now III this company, the state. or valuable
institutions claiming under il, have so large an
interest, that the sacrifice, # The new canal
stock even became valuable, would have becn
| in yer! high degree improvident. Ny opin-
ion Is, tliat the ma, gation OF James riverShould
be improved by tie present company OH the
| plan suyge>t"iin che seroEd report made by
The committee app cinted 10 enquire into the
complaints against lie James river company.
These we've the most interesting subjects
| that pgcsented themselves after my arrival in
| Richmond. On minor topics, it would l.e
useless 10 detain yen, and therefore bid YOU
now, respectfully, farewell
| -ss GEORGE HAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03
a Teacher.

a YOUNG NAN, qualified to teach the Creek Lat.H &
Ehsllsh Languages. Algebra, tie several bT1rehss
oi MutoeIlatics, Biography, Bookkeeping Arithmetic
WISHES to ehgage az TEACHER. Letters (postpaid)
auuiess.u to ~ p s. Petersburg, viii be promptly at
tended 10. klatc, - "a 49, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03
GuuNOwApY.

VIE snbsetiber agent Tor the proprietor The " Nre
Ha Mills, heeps coustantiy fer safe very favor.
able terms q. ~ q rfF GBNPOWpfR which be war.
Isnis TO BE- oIaai Ia qualify any manufactured ,s
u SlatCs. A. EtEIR u,rk. roe
J2uuary n. Ho,tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03
GEORGE HAY.
To tic l7,esheiasrs Of the nsw Senatorial

To tic Ireeheiders ot' the new Senatorial
District, composed ofthe counties IF He,.-
,ico, Nct0 Kent, CHARLES City, James Cify.
York, WGWick AID Elizabeth Ctty.
GEErLEMEN--Having been recently honored
by part of you with a seat in the Senate of
Virginia, for the remainder now t-xpircG) Of
the term for which MIR poindeAter had been
elected, feel myself bound 10 assure you oil
my Willingness TO continue IN the station To-
which have been thus called. / know full
well the great labor which must devolve oil the
Senator from our district. But born and ed
Gated IN the midst of you, will, with peculiar
pleasure, devote the next four years to Your
service. wal; lay before YOU two claims 10
your consideration and confidence enc ot
them, yon mus; take upon trust: the oiIc r can
be proved The first is, that have no selfish
view whatever: the second, that am never
absent from my seat. When You shall know
that tie Senate, during the last session never
as full, and that for many days in succession
we had bare quorum, You will perceive that
the last recommendation is of no inconsidera.
Bile value.
am now about to go back 20 my family, and
hope TO return home III time TO pay my reSpe cts
III person 10 ~ least 4 part of The district.
] AM, your friend aud fellow citizen,
GEO. HAY.
AsEFIELp, lHenrico county,
March >, 1918.
vi bat vac TO We done wik The so lava not touched
b The Ieyisoss1 ssrs they alao to &c re snactedf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03

NORFOLK, February 27.-'rhe Reye-
hue Gutter, which was dispatched by
'he Collector few days ago ~ search ct
NILE sc'ooncr i'ilcd out ia this port
'''ff suspicious circumstances. returned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03

II would appear that Lord Cochyane was
OF Cuba on Tie 3Oih Jan. See the re-
marks Of Capt. Patton, arrived at Charles
ION from Kingston, who arrived there on
Tie I4tl inst. with 10000 dollars.
THIS inforiaation about Lord CoehsayIe
Is not true that able naval officer had
oeen appointed to the chief command of
Tie nava squadron of the independent
states of South America, III the Pacific
Ocean, and had accepted the appOInt-
ment letters from him Of tie early part
o. the present year dated 10 England, are
last received in Philadelphia so that al-
.hhOugh lie may be expected very soon ia
TIE new world, he could mol have arrived
20 as To be Oft Jamaica on the 3Dii ulii-
@o. aurora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03
EoR THE ENQUIRER.

I What wac 10 e done witk the i5G lava Dot touch.
b The reyisOEs I ssTe they aiao to &c re tnastedr
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29

On the same day, near the commune
of Tanay, also in the reimbursement Of
Dion, six persons, who imprudently
sought refuge under tree, were more or
less grievously wounded by lightning.
While the thunder was thus executing It's
tremendous visitations in one quarter, bali
stones were committing ravages no less
dreadful on the other side, upon the ter
ritory of Sombernou, where every thing
belonging to the harvest not already saved,
as well in grain as every other production,
was utterly destroyed.
On the 25th of July, about six in the
evening, a tremendous storm burst upon
Lapuine, near Asen. The commune oil
Sainte Colombo suffered dreadfuIly. The
vineyards and corn fields of every kind
we're totally destroyed by dry hail
storm, which lasted an hour, dischargins
haistones as large as nuts, and Of such
soIiiity, that they filled the trenches 10
an undissolved state the next day. The
haiIstorm was followed by torrents Of
rain, which overran the meadows and
pasturage, and greatly damaged them.
The Mayor of Saiste Colombo has, under
these disastrous circumstances, appealed
TO the humane, 10 favour of the unhappy
sufferers from this calamity.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
Extract Of a letter to the Editors of thu
Norfolk Herald, dated
"NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 16.


"This particular season Of the year is
the recess OF business here; consequently
little or nothing doing. Our produce has
mostly arrived from the interior, and has
been exported. We may, with some ac
curacy, compute the value Of our exports
for the year ending the LIST of October
next, at 20 millions of dollars.
:" The growing crop Of sugar, is not
very promising, and likely to be less pro-
ductive than the last year, owing TO the
dryness of the spring season, by which
the young canes were much retarded.
That OF cotton is highly ilattering in eve
ny section of the state which has been
heard from; and should II escape the dis
aster Of the rot, will be an unprecedented
crop.
Notwithstanding we have an immensi-
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29

JoHNsrowN, IN. " Sept. l6.
Suicide.-On Saturday morning last,
Benjamin. Van Eechten, Esq. of Charles.
town, in this county, after rising from
bed, went into his wood-house, where he
was soon after discovered suspended 6y o
cord-soithout any signs of life And on
the same morning, Mr.. James Carey, of
the same town, was found in his barn 10
the same deplorable condition! These in-
tatuated men cutthe thread of life in the
SeJ-sGme hour!
Mr.. v. V. was about DO years of age ;
OF good standing III society, and a re-
spectacle member Of the Montgomery bar;
but was, it is said, somewhat embarrassed
10 his circumstances. From Monday the
9TH inst. until the day preceding the fatal
18th, he attended court in this village;
during which time his spirits NATURALLY
high) did not appear to be in the least de-
pressed.-He has left wife, and many
friends, 10 lament his untimeIy end.
MIR. Carey was a middle-aged man-the
head Of large family and an able far
mer.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
DOMESTIC.
From the Kentucky Reporter of Sept. 2.

The CAPTIvE.-We are informed by
gentleman well acquainted with the
events Of our Indian Wars, that the cap
tive lately discovered among the Indians,
and advertised by Governor Cass, is named
John Tanner, and not John Taylor. lie
has a brother, Captain Edward Tanner,
now living on the Mississippi, near New.
Madrid. His father died some yeas ago.
The circumstances of his capture, as re-
lated by him TO Governor Cass, are cor.
rect; the principal facts are distinctly re.
membered by our informant. Captain
Tanner commanded company during
the late war; he frequently spoke of the
captivity of his brother, and anxiously
sought among the sayages of the frontier,
to discoverssszse~Afac that would lead to
his discovery, or Development Of his
fate.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
MANLIus, IN. W Sept. 16.

Fatal effects Of intemperance. Sat
urday morning last, Mr.. VIM. Williams,
Of this town, was found dead 10 his chair,
with his head leaning on bundle placed
10 another chair, at the house of Elisha
Raymond, innkeeper. The circumstances,
as We learn, we're the following Mr..
Williams called at the tavern of Mr.. Jones,
and drank one and an half gilIs of rum,
and then went about one mile and an half
to Mr.. Raymond's where he drank one
pint of beer, and four gills Of rum, or two
sings and two gills Of rum. A solemn war
ming 10 those who are in the habit of ma
king too free use Of spurious liquors A.
jury was called, who gave their verdict,
that said Williams died by the visitation
Of God.
Drowned Pompey on Saturday last,
child aged about five years, daughter Of
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
WAsHrNeroN. Sent.

" AShiNG2ON, Sept. Il.
An unusual number of British slins
have arrived in the ports of the United
States within the last mouth. In the port
Of Norfolk, particularly, there are great
many eight or ten having recently en-.
tered that Harbour from the West.Indies
10 one day.
The Navigation Act Of last session. it
will be recollected, provides that, from
and after the 30th OF September, 1918,
the ports Of the United States shall be
closed against vessels owned by British
subjects arriving from any colony, the
ports Of which, by the ordinary laws Of
the country, are closed against vessels
owned by citizens of the United States
this provision not TO be affected by such
vessels having touched at port which
is open. The law further provides that,
after that date, the owner or agent of any
British vessel loading with the produce
of the United States within our ports,
except necessary sea stores shall give
bonds not to land them in British coloDy
or territories not open to our flag.
II has been. decided, and wisely de-
cided, by the comptroller, that this act
cannot be eIuded by the establishment Of
free ports in Nova Scotia or elsewhere !;
SO that the object of making Halifax
free port, and throwing open the port of
st. Lucia, &c. is counteracted.
The object of the resort of British
vessels IN such numbers TO our ports at
this moment, it will be seen, is to take in
cargoes and depart before they shall be
precluded by the operation of this law
from doing so.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
BADGE TowS, Barbados Aug.

BRlDGE-TowS, Barbados Aug. 8.
We have received the following com.
munication from quarter that authorizes
the fullest authenticity -
Admiral Brion has returned TO An
gustura, with considerable supply Of
arms and ammunition, and all the British
having gone out--report says, 800.
+" Itappears that the Independents have
made a fine campaign, by taking San Fer
nando and driving the Spaniards out Of
Llanos. The advantages Of the former
can only be appreciated by an acquaint.
ance with the geography Of the country.
1t secures the inland navigation from An
gustura TO short distance of Santa Fee,
as well as the security Of the rich pro-
vince Of Barinas, and consoiidates the
conquest Of Guayana with the protection
Of the Llanos.
Seen. Bolivar has besides achieved a
more difficult enterprize--he has restored
perfect union among all the Independent,
leaders, and obedience to the govern
ment; SO that it has at least assumed the
order and security Of a government d.
tacto."
San envoy from the president of the
United States, "a Mr.. Irwin, went out
in the American sloop Of war Hornet,
and has proceeded to Angustura in Brion's
ship, who received him on board from
the Hornet at Margaritta. The object Of
his mission remains unknown"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
KINGSTON, (Jamaica,) Aug. Is.

The Dolphin on her passage down,
sprung her top,mast, and on the 9Th inst.
put into The Bay Of San Fonde, for The
purpose Of rcfitting it; when about !
A. NJ. she was attacked by number OF
boats from the shore, which, after short
conflict, chiefly Of musketry, were beaten
off without any loss on the part of the
Dolphin's crew, but with considerable loss
on that Of the assailants, one OF their boats
having been sunk within few yards Of
the vessel They seem TO have been led
on by white man, and in all probability
either an Engiisbman or an American,
from the exclamation 90 God I" used
by him when shot, which was distinctly
heard by the crew Of the Dolphin.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
HAeERsrows, md. J Sept. Is.

HAGERsT0wN, Md Sept. IS.
The Parricide observation-disclosures
Liar, who murdered his father, near this
place, on the 10th of last month, deliver
ed himself up TO the civil authority yes
terday morning, and was committed TO
jail. Since the preparation of the MUIR
der, he has been wandering about the
mountain, near Waynesburg, in the most
depiorable situation, subsisting upon such
food as he could procure in the fields and
woods.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
From a French psyer.

Weather IN FrGnce.--On the 9th Of
last month (July) the lightning fell upon
a house in Saint Maurice, near Dion,
and totally destroyed 1t.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29

ty Of shipping 10 port, and conseouene,
great number Of seamen, amongst who!
the diseases of the climate first besin ~
discover themselves, we are bapnr y
say that all classes Of citizens and sra"
gers are healthy and have every reason
to hope that the city will escape The ~
currence of that awful visitation, which i
experienced the last summer"
Extract Of a letter from Bueaos Aux,
dated Jn',e 8.
81 should write oftener, but there is M
certainty 10 corresponding, as all letters
to and from North America are examined
by the Supreme Director, while an En-.
ghshman enjoys all the privileges Of =
citizen. There has not a prize arrived
here forthe last four months. The English
have the whole trade their import,
amount to ten millions annually. The ps
per of this government is 67l per cent BE-.
low par; the people having no confidence
in them will not loan what little money
they have. Gen. Carrara, who was re-,
Gently 10 the u. States, is now at Monte
Video---a brother Of his was shot about
month ago at Mendoza, no one knows for
what. y
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29

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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-01
Public Sale.

an Thursday next, at 4 P. NJ. will be
~ offered on the premises, a lot of ground
with the buildings thereon erected, situate
on tie west side OF West-sireet, and north
side of King-s,reet, and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at a point where the uorih
Inc of kine-s,reet inteIsec.S the west line
Of West.street. and extending westwardly
Win the line of King-street 10 feet; thence
aus.h and parallel with King-streect 100
feet 10 q 10 fee, alley; thence east and pa
uilel 10 Kiag-strcet 10 feet to West-street ;
fierce south with West street 10 the beg H-
3ug-subject 10 ground rent OF 81 dol
arS, payable on the 18th OF October IN
slch aud every year for ever erms q
ale, ohe-third in cash, One-thlrt IN eleven
ncn.hs, and one-lhird in eighteen months.
The PAYMENTS to be secured by deed OF
rust on the property.
AND IMYEpIATLY AFTER
VIII be sold on the PREMISES lot OF gronnd
F., with the hIildih.S thereon erected,
& al situate upon the east side OF FAR
80. t1x-S,ree; an to the northward OF
s;--Gibbun street, and bounded as fol-
avs: Beginnius an tie north side OF a lo
eet alley and running esStwardly with a
lDe OF sal alley los fee: thence north
Ea7lly =. / parallel to Fairfax-streeI "a
eet; thence westwarGly and parailett 10 said
alley lO3 feet to FART .x-s,reet; and thence
With Fairfax-street 10 the beginning. This
4 Poverty is in fee simple, and has Sacan-
4 ey fronting on Fsirfay-street Sufficient tor
ne erection OF an extensive mansion.--
Ieru:s made known at place OF sale.
JAMES y. PATTERSON.
4 z. G. MARsTELLER, Auct'r.
4 september