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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27
Savunnah, September l6.
HEALTH OF SAVANNAH.

HEALTH Of SAVANNAH.
From the list of burials published in this
days paper, il will be seen that there were
90 deaths IN the city and suburbs, from the
9Th to the 18th, inclusive, period Of 8
days. Nine of these took place at the poor
house in the suburbs, and the subjects were
all strangers, and fell the victims of the
fever natural 10 the climate. Within the
limits of the city there have been deaths
by fever--5 OF the subjects were strangers,
and 2 natives. Several of these cases,
however, were contracted in the country
and brought to the city in the last stages.
From this statement it will be seen that the
city Of Savannah is singularly blessed with
health. From her local situation, being
high and dry, and the success attending our
attempts 10 drain the low lands in our neigh.
borhood-tbe heavy rains which have fall
len Turing the past months, have been
scarcely felt in their consequences here.
Much sickness, however, prevails in the
surrounding country, especially in the vi
cinity of low grounds and contiguous TO
bodies OF fresh water.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27

uuires II is difficult to persuade the Span.
isb government hatthe age OF Charles Win.
has passed away. The Gismission and dis.
grace Of the msSauis de Casa Yrujo con-
slider an unfavorable circumstance. II is
reported and generally believed that Don
Onis, the late minister TO the u. States,
and maker Of The treaty. is to succeed him
as Secretary of State.-This might he sup
posed an indication of an intention on the
part of the government TO make good the
stipuations Of the treaty. as il certainly
looks like an approval of his conduct in
making it, but those who are deepest in
the secret. of his cabinet. and best &C
quaintrd with the policy that governs it,
consider this in very different light, and
as circumstance by no means indicative
of such an intention on the part Of the
king of Spain. With regard to this trea-
ty there is much behind the curtain !; the
object of Spain is and has been to gain
time, under the expectation that she may
be better able by and bye to resist our pre-
tensions end be more at leisure TO attend
to US. This idea will furnish clue to the
diplomatic labyrinth in which our resations
with Spain have been so long involved, and
if the treaty is ratified, 1t will be because
necessity compels them to il, and not from
any conscientious regard to the justice of
our demands, or any excess of good faith
on their part.
The king is at present taking the mine
raj Baths at Salcidon, and will not return
to Madrid probably before the 10th of Au.
gust, the period of the exchange ofthe ra-
ti6cations, stipulated in the treaty, expi.
ring on the 22d of the same month, all
doubt and uncertainty must soon be clear
ed up. The grand expedition destined for
Buenos Ayres, will probably leave here
by the middle of September next. The
greatest activity prevails in the embarka-
ton of the artillery. stores, &c. Ii will
consist Of from is to $4,000 men, and has
already cost upwards Of 8 100000 dollars;
nearly all the transports are already in the
bay. An expedition consisting OF about
5000 men. sailed hence on Sunday last,
destination unknoxn, but supposed tor Pen.
sacola and Havana. A dangerous disaffec-
ton was lately discovered among the
troops destined for America, and which
was only silenced and put down by the
spirited and prompt measures OF General
O'Donnell-its object was TO restore the
Constitution and COrtes.'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27
Plattsburgh. September II
" MURDER WILL OUT


A man named Robert Trip, an inhabi-
lant of MooreStown, in This county, was
committed to Jail in this village few days
ago, charged with having murdered his
wife, about Is years since. The circum,
stances attending this horriG transaction
have been brought to light bv the daughter
of Trip, who was at that time about IA
years of age. She states that her father
came home and was angry because there
was not 6re-her step mother told him
she would make fire, and while stopped
down for this purpose, Trip struck her "a
cross the back with hand-spike, and she
fell on the floor. Trip and his daughter
put her upon the bed--medical assistance
was called, but she died the next day
The old man told his daughter she made
any disclosures he would serve her in the
same way Trip is now about 50 years OF
age. He resided at iMoorestown at the
time of the murder, where he has continued
aver since
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27

was mentioned with confidence last Mo.
has passed comparatively good nirb,
In surrounding the hastings, and !, :: :
peIsing the meeting yesterday tie sn'.,,
and promp'i,nde Of action so adm
displayed by the yeonanry cavalry
accompanied ty temper and lorbe,, y"
which has been spoken Of by pescn, q u,
parties in terms OF arprol alton. !
To the list of prisoners taken ,o,,or
Baiiy, we are enabled to add the ,,,. Wv
ing: '''"'
Thos. HolIns, Southern Smith, PILE,
Ga Ike, John Kindly, John Senior Th p
Crabt :. Cornelius Shaw, Daniel s. w.
John F.. ing, William Mason job, u
sham, Thos Dawson, James LangIy. yob,
Davis, John Ellsworth, James Green A., va
Coates, William i'anshaw. WIN. Finn. J.,
Lang, John Edwards, George While A.
thur O'Nei!l, Joseph Kershaw, Jsm..
swip'lles, Dennis Burns, 6 Gorge Bel, Jnhs
Bell, James Higgins. VIM. Panes, Job.
Mills, Isaac Howe, Thomas Bancroh M,'
tina Conroy, Thomas Miller, Thomas H.I
mack, Nm. Chanlier.
Hunt, Johnston. Knight, Moorbors,
Ssxton, and the other leaders of the r4lo,s
erS, who were taken yesterday, have ~,
sed The night in separate cells. They b,vo
had leisure for reflection, which j, is 10 h.
hoped, will prove salutsry.
We are glad to perceive by the abovo
that the private statements are given unb
some exaggeration, owing to tie diffcu'ry
of collecting facts, from the great di,Ords,
and confusion which prevailed in Manche,.
tel. The accounts come down il will be
observed, but to 8 O'Clock on Tuesd,v
morning.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27
Providence, September IL.
FROM SPAIN


We have been permitted to transcribe
for publication the following interesting ab'
stract of letter, dated Cadiz, July 20,
from highly intelligent American ner-
chant, who has resided in that place for
nearly twelve years -
t. Tne Florida treaty Is not yet ratified
BY ne king, and il is quite uncertain " be-
the it viii be, although am rather ine!in-
Ell 20 think that it will te' eventually, be-
cause do not see What else Spain can do,
un4er present circumstances. A war with
the United States would produce 10 her the
loss of her revolted colonies, and perhaps
of some that are g0t in a state of revolt :
of this they are ssmewha, aware, hut moi
so much 20 az tbsir own interest would re.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27
Boston, September I,
NEW INVENTION.

For few days past, Mr.. Scott, Of this
town, has exhibited machine for making
vessels blocks, which appears 10 perform
the operation with-great rapidity and ex-
actness. patent has been obtained for
the Machine, which is the invention of Mr..
Blanchard, of Worcester. The right to
its use at the Navy Yard at Washington
ha, been reserved. Palladium.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27
ssN Erchange Ce6se-Houss IN
s!ss. MARINE JOURN AL. III
PORT or .4LEK2NDRLa. September IS.

run OT TA.1-' PFf.1. .oepfeWOeI -''
ARRIVED.
Schr. Liberty, bears, Il days from Dos
ton with merchandise to Bryan HaDp-
son 4. Co. AMI Others Of he District.
Schr Friendship, FISHER. from NeT'
York, with canvass, cordsge, DC. Tor Inc
Columbus "a, AT the Navy Yard
Schr. Cstharine, Singer, from Thomas
ton: line, to Vim. Fowle 4. Co, axe
a'b inst lat. 38, lon 73, brig Reindeef'
from New Orleans, for Plymouth, Mass,
Also, arrived. several inland vessels
with various country produce.
SAILED.
Schr. Independence, Philadelphia.
George Washington, Norfolk.
Sate cf The Heather. ,,z
Sept. Is AT 9 Pm. rs degs.-c'eu''
Wind South.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27

The number OF deaths in the city OF Bal
,imore for the ga hours ending on the morn
ing of the s2d. were Is. of which number
9 died of malignant fever.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27

The number of deaths reported by the
Board of Health at Baltimore for the "a
hours ending on the Esd in the morning is
I3-of which number II died OF the Malig-
nant fever.
For the same term ending on the oath
six of the fever.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27
LiOerpool Markets, Saturday evenins, A..
gust IA.

Suy IT.
CoTToN has experienced very STEADY
demand throughout the week the desc,ip.
tons most in demand have been Orleans
Bowels and Brazils, which descriptions
have advanced I to a 3D. per ID. other
qualities have fully supported their Quota.
tons certain descriptions of Sea Islands
have improved to Id per ID. Yesterday
were brought forward by auction 100 De.
meraras and eco Barbados The former
brought III Let for good and fine, and
the latter l34 Is ordinary to good. The
private sales consist of I8O Sea Islands Is
SD IS; 475O Bowels I25 TO I5d 100
Tennessee I35d TO I64d up to I'D; SEQ De.
meraras Is 10 I'D; 97O Pernams 10 to l9!d;
1850 Maranhams I'D to I8d; 28o Eahias
~ to l8d; 30 Minas 1911 to I'D; 60 W. In.
dies lad ESQ Cartbagena, I'D 10 I24d;
1870 Surats Sd to I'D; and 1850 Bengals at
"a to Sd per ID. co uprising. including tn.
public sales, II 300 bags.
There is good demand for New.York
and Boston Ashes, for the Irish and foreign
market. Yesterday Zoo bris. of pot and
pearls were brought forward by auction
which brought 34s to 35s 81 Tor the former
and 39s Cd for the latter. Dyewoods 90
of slowly at about former prices. In Log.
wood, the sales consist of 40 tons OF Jamai-
ca at 81. 2s. 3D.; yesterday quantity OF
St. Domingo was offered by auction, but
not sold, not more than 81. l2s. Cd. being
offered: lot OF Campeachy has been sold
of the quay at 81. lis. I'd. Nothing Of
consequence done in rough birthstone, and
prices steady. Galipoli Oil is looking up
and 79l. to Col. is now demanded. Fish
Oils are less inquired for, but prices have
not given way.
In Coffee there has been fair extent Of
business, but at very unsettled prices, tho
upon the whole we may nole an advance Of
IS. to Is per cwt.
.fauai Gores.-2e5o bbls. Of Turpentine
have been brought tor~ ard by auction this
week, which have obtained I2 to lbs. pei
cwt. There has also been much bushes;
done in Tar at los Sd to I6s.; thick rony
in demand The total sales of all descrip-
tiols amount to near 5000 bbls. Rozin and
Pitch s last reported.
The transactions in Tobacco have been
pretty extensive, but principally confined
to Kentucky stenmed at Sd to sid. perlb.
There las been also fair demand for Eir-
gina leaf: for the home trade and for the
Irish market, at rather improving rates.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27
New- York, Septea
HIGH TIDE.

The tide rose higher yesterday morning
than it has done for several years past
Nearly all the wharves on the East and
North rivers were overlooked, and the Gel
lars ofthe stores in South, Front, and Wash
ington streets, were nearly filled with wa
ter. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27

The Rutland Herald, in speaking of the
recent state election in Vermont, says
there was an unusual degree Of pleasant
ness and good feelings existing, and but
little of the bitterness Of party, which has
heretofore prevailed. Governor Galusha.
Lieut.. Governor Brigham, and Treasurer
Swan, are undoubtedly reelected.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27

There is considerable electioneering in
the new State of Alabama for the Offices to
be filed at the first popular Election
William w. Bibb is candidate for the Of
nee of Governor. and is opposed by Mar
meduke Williams. II is probable the tor
1ner will be elected. There are also two
candidates for the Office of Representative
in Congress Of whom Juhn Crowell, the
Delegate in the last Congress from the ter
ritorial government, is one.
National ntelliSsncsr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-27
Wheat.

Wheat.
7 WISH 10 purchase 10000 bushels .
i good merchants Bile wheat. ,or
9th mo. 81 THOMAS V. HUtF'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30
DOMESTIC.
TUE PRESIDENT

CHARLESTON, April "a I've have il
from umdoubtcd authority, (Which is cou-
tirmed by ihe General Orders published
this dam HAT the President willenter our
City Oh Monday forenoon, by The way OF
Gordon aud Springs Ferry. The form
and manner othis reception, is fully spe-
cIhcd IN The Genera! Orders. The mode
about To be adopted, we believe a,ec,s The
appreciation oil The citizens generally, as il
Will give them all an opportunity oil wit
messing scene so Interesting.
Extract 9to letter jrsm Col. COMFY, to His
E1ceHeHcy the GoUer0Or, daftd" Pros
psct Hin, M. fingers 2lst Apra, Aaif
past 2o'eiock p. NJ" I.t
have The honor to inform your Ex-
ceilency, that The President ofllie United
States entered the State of South CARROLL
ma al halt past one O'clock =. M....
On Ills approach 10 The boundary line,
salu'ed him and presented your congrat-
ulatIoEs. We have since progressed slow
iy, Ill consequence Of the badness of The
roads, and have been unable To gel farther
OIL our way TO Charleston than this. We
cross The Bay to morrow, abont 10 O'Clock
IN tie morning, and shall remain III
Georgetown until Friday afternoon. Our
delay on The road will prevent lie presi
dents arrival lea Charleston OH Saturday
morning, AZ Was expected.-Col. CAL
HOUN and myself are endea, oring so Ia
appor';on the rest Of our journey, as 10
arrive ~ Charleston on Monday morning
Your Exccllency will be apprizcd in due
time oil all arrangements, and ourprogrcss
The President this morning rode 10 thI.
place on horseback, from Major WARDS
ga distance OF 10 miles, escorted by tn,
All Saints Committee. He is accompani
cti by the Secretary Of War and Lady
Mr.. GoUVERNEUR, private Secretary
and Lieut.. MONROE, of The Army. Th'
President dimes tomorrow with the Cit
zcns OF Georgetown, and may probably
visit the Bar and Narrows. This, howe
yer, is not decided upon, as he may pre-
fer remaining at General PINCKNBY's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30
GENERAL JACKSON.

NASHVILLE. April IO.-Ai meeting
of the citizens of Nashville and IFS yicin-
ily. al The Courthouse, on Thursday Isl
inst. E. II. FOSTER. Esq. mayor OF The
town, was called To- The chair, and a sec
Rotary appointed after which the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were uuan-
imnusly adopted:
Having becninformed, that General Andrew
Jackson will shortly arrive at this place on
his reiwIn from Washington, and being desi-
rous TO evidence our gratitude for his services,
undiminished confidence in his integrity, hO-
uOr aud patriotism, therefore
ReSoirfd. That Ephraim III. Foster Willie
Barrow, FeIix Grundy, Thomas II. Fletcher,
John SOmmcfVille. James Tfimble, Andrew
Hynes, Josiah Nichol aud stephen CaniTeil,
Esqrs. bea committee Encouragement, 10 Su-
p0riutend tie preparations for his reception.
aud To- invite hin, aud hIs suite w. paiia&e Of a
pubic dinner.
R,S9lrcd, That John Oyeriou. Jeukin White
side. Oiiver ". Hays. William Carroll and
Henry Cfabb, ESqrS, te 4 committee iO pre-
pare aud deliver = suitable address 70 ''c Sc
neral on ils arrival.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30
FROM CIJRACOA

NEW YORK, April 24-Captain Whit
marsh, III 90 days from Curacoa, ;Ii ANS,
that about an hour before he sailed, in.
formation was received by Dutch gov
eminent SCHOONER. that Laguira was
blockaded by large squadron under
admiral Brion's flag; an embargo Was
laid on all vessels AT chat place and Porto
Cavello III consequence of The appearance
on the coast of The Patriot squadron.
Ii was also reported that The Hoyalisis
had recently been several times defeated
OH The Main. Nero. AdV.
The Patriots of Yenee uela.--A letter dat
ed at ST. Croix on the 5ih lust states, that
Gen. Morillo was defeated uear Apure,
by the patriot army under The command
OF General PacZ, on or about the 9th of
March. II was expected that his whole
army would be either captured or killed
on their retreat and il was believed lisa /
this signal victory Of lie Patriots would
secure the independence Of the Republic
of Venezuela. II was understood at ST.
Croix, that 5000 English Volunteers had
arrived at Guyana; hat Lima had been
taken by the Patriots and that 1000
Spanish soldiers had been captured al sea
by tie BuenOs Ayrean squadron.
IOgt Ado
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30

We copy the following articles of intel
lisence hOm Jamaica papers receiycd az
Tie Reading Room though OF old dates.
they arc nevertheless news 10 The pvopie
ni t!iis couHlry, who can now GIN conse-
queHce Df tltc suspension Ol intercourse
With The British West India islands, SCI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30
LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA

EAsTPoRT, April iO.-By The Leeod,
Woodland, arrived al this port, yesterday,
from Trinidad, received from very in
telllgenl gentleman, at that place, and
who very recently returned from The The.
atrc of war, tie following brcf abstract
of the latest intelligence from VeuezueIa.
Port Spain, March 10, 1910.
Late dispatches received at Augosiura.
from General Paez, dated the 10th uli.
announced iic retreat of The Spanish
army over the Arauca. Morrill,, alter an
Intellectual attempt TO bring Pacz 10 "a
general action, was rapidly rciracing his
Steps towards tic Apunc. His object is
io regain the cultivated country, finding
il impossible To- draw supplies from the
plains. IN which he VAS harrasscd CONT.
nually by 25O0 cavalry. The dciach-
menls he had sent out ia quest Of subsis.
tence bad berH uniformly cui of by Pa
ez's cavalry, and from the time Of cross
ing the Arauc5 till that OF his rc.cros<ing
it,, aud marching as tar as Conception. 4.
MorIIlo bad lost I 40 mru aud a licld
uiccc. lie had circulated (in wrning) q
boaS,iul proclamation 10 NancrOS, or III
habilAnis Vt the plains, dated tie Jih. 1.
which l'aez had replied by kccnly sail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
MARLBOROUGH FOR SAIE-

NY Virtue Of P0cerS Oesfed tn as, The sHbscribers
= 0g ne inst uiH 0f John Cooke, dscd. Of StdGoyd
county, Virginia zee offer for safe th0t tGtHabie
estate, EHOton nv The name Of bIARLBOROUGH.-
ms estate cOatdHs about $50 acreS3sU OF thich Is
Gdt taHd, tying fH bOdV aJOHt 100 acres of ruin.
bfe marsh easily reclaimed, end the residue hiRh
faRd Of Ueyy v0tu0bic character. ~ Is dtualed Ga
me county of STAFFORD and Stafe Of GirCigia, com.
1encig at the mouth Of Potomac creek, al rs juno
t0H UNh the Potomac riUeT, amt runs up Said riVer
HpWGrds 0f ttrO miles TO tie IdpdS Of John ". Bro
ndHgh from this point 10 dccOkeek, of tie HaUf-
guile branches NJ Potomac creek, the distance is
about Of q mile thus leaning the trdct entirety
sHTrONHded by tr0fer eTccpt on fhe last meRtiOHtd
HRe TINS IS perhaps The most desirable estate 90
the eastern section of VirgiHi0 Us soil Is not SIR.
passed by any for The production Of ke staple 0rli
cies Of the St0te, abORRds ifh springs of e1ceeHt
red ct0Ofr. MS UiHfeT and spyi1ig fisheries, have
prOigced Il Heh pr0ft Of 4 500 per GnHHm. UfM
JO'ef s iH greaf abundance and there the
LaDd fHerh0uStibte 6eds Of she'll mari WhiCh haUe
been pronounced by English turner's 10 be be Snye
Tior 10 Gng 6Roun ~ EWT0Je. There has ban Seeaed
thts Jatt l5J bNshgls Hht0t una IeW it rye.
N IS dtsf0nt from the marketS 0f the DsfTict Of
CoiHHbtd 10 miles from Fredericksburg u mites.
possession caR be hdG tie lH dag Of JaHaarg
1870, AMI me terms made accommodating.
Il MARI minute description IS dc60ied NnnCcessarg
a. " Is presumed those tctO Ng0g Wish 10 1archaSe
this UafR0bis PROPERTY aiU UieW u fheMseiUCs.....
implication may BE- n0Ge 10 sJOiR ~. or JeTe ~ .
BrOpQHgh, GeOTgefOWn, Disfriot 81 C0lUHbiu Johy,
~. GTeca FyeGcTfcksbuTg, or 10 sifher Of TIE sab
SERVERS, CGsiding az Uf5t F0rm, He0r agA4a, "a.
Nos.ie. sl"J G1OHGg ~ COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21

IT The ENQUIRER is published twice a week, gene.
rally, aud ibree times week dur,rg the session OF
state the same as heretofore, Ffve
Dollars per annu, payable in advance. Notes Of Char
tered specie paying Banks, (onEy) will be received in
payment. The Editor will guarantee the safety of
remuing them by mall the postage OF all letters beng
paid by tue writers. y
t No paper viii NE discontinued tbut at the dscre-
tue Editor until all afeaages have been paid
IWnoeyer viii guarantee the ment OF nine papers,
sbail receive 4 te1th gratis.
lERdS OF ADVERTISING.
IT one SqRays-First Insertion, IS centS-edch
Continuance, so ceats.
- No advertisement inserted until to has either
beer paid for, assumed by some person la This city
" iiS PnNirHI,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
Iuentv Fire Dollars Rem0yJ

II ANAWAY from The subscriber, living near Milton
~ hinemaIIe county, ON the 18th September last
negro STEPHEN, a black man. about 90 years old S
iest6 or inches nigh, square built well set fellow
"beh questioned sharply any occasion has an np ped
eht or apparent difhculiy ofrepiy still more ObseTy
sDie by quick motion ofibe eJes-he was purchased
OF MAJOR james Gibbon of Richmond, where he has
Ie'atons and friends, and Is no doubt lurking. wbs
ever VIII deliver him to Bernard PeytOn ESD Of Rich
Iond, or TO me- hm In any jail so that gel
MIN again, shall be entitled 10 the above reward
CRAVEN PEYTON.
AlheIsarIe, November 10. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21

A DVERfISEmENT.t. .The Subscribers are anxious
"a to sell at private SALE on modaIinp terms
some iue blOoded MARES aud COLTS, late the pro
perry of Ezekiel Dance Of Chesterfield among which
are two mares by Eagle ont Of Lady Chesterfield the
dam OF Sir Alfred, one d, the other years old and
both supposed to be how IN foalby COnGueror; nIy
ole year old ,aHd colt months old both out of
one Of the aforementioned nlareB-the flly by Merry
hed aud the colt by Sir Hail. also one hafo OF mare nv
Eagle out Df the dam Of Sir Alnea. years old last
spring This mare Is in possession Of John G. GUode OF
hecklenbuTg, who the other bali Of her the other
mares aud colts are at the late residence Of Ezekiel
Dance ia Chesterfield county, where tbey can be seen
ny those disposed 10 purchase.
Applications g. he made 10
wN. s. DANCE, at Powhatsn c. H.,eF
JOHN W. DANCE, Richmond.
November is. S5.tf
n Ihe above Mares aud Colts, if not disposed of
privately before that time will be exposed to sale Al
public auction, the late residence Of Ezekiel Dance
ON IhursdGg, the on daR Of January Helf.
WIN. s. DANCE,
JOHN ". DANCE Adm'rs
Dsr. rs. GJ lids fRyekigf Dance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21

The GOV rnmen, OF The u. States only
RON rumor, without the knowledge lof
Their dates, It is proper HAT Ola cx ,baog
ING me raiibcations. your government
should know that, whatever the date of
those grants May have been, It was full,
understood by us tha, they are all annull
cal by The treaty, as much az if they had
oeen specifically named, aud thai they
VIII be so held by the Uniied States. T.
avoid any Possible misconceptions, your
answer Us this statement is requested:
ana The exchange OF the notifications will
be made, urder the explicit declaration
aud understanding, that all the above
,nen'ioned grants, and all others derived
IRON them, are null and vo,d.
pray yen 10 az ept the assurances of
my distinguished consideration.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.