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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-21
DIED.

On Thursday last, the widow of Mr. Thomas
Mann, aged rs
On Saturday, the widow of Mr.. Matthias ogdens
aged "a.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-21
To Let,

10 Let,
TyHAT we'll known stand for a Tavern,
on the Morris Turnpike, now occu-
pied by William Reid. Apply TO
PETER KEAN.
March Is. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-21
IMG gAzGTTRo
ELIZABETH TOWN,
TUESDAY, MARCH q. 1920.

SIDNEY" was not received in time for
this number, but shall appear 10 our next
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-21

Goodruin's ITiaL.--The trial Of Rob
ert M. Goodwin, for mansiaughter, came
90 before the Court of Sessions, in New
York, OH Tuesday last. The trial oceu-
pied the court until naIf past one o'clock
on Saturday morning, when the cause was
committed 10 the jury. The jury return
ed twice without agreeing on a verdict, the
last time declaring to the court thai they
ncUer could agree. 1t appeared that three
we're for acquitting the prisoner. MIR.
Goodwin was remanded to prison. and il is
expected viii have new trial in April.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-21

In Ne,Uark about $1,000 in money and
goods was collected for the relief of suf-
ferers by the fire at Savannah; but owing
10 the return of the donation irom New
York, it was resolved not to forward ii.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-21
Messrs. Editors,

MesSrs. Editors,
While various accounts are given of
the accumulation of ice upon trees during
the late storm, there can be no reason
why the observation made in Elizabeth
Town should not be published. Some
have weighed, and others have melted
the ice. ! measured twig which with
the ice upon it was y inches 10 girth.
On removing the ice the twig was found
TO be one sixteenth Of an inch 10 diameter.
r.
The total of the Bank Capital in the
several states, districts and territories Of
the United States, as far as known at ths
Treasury. it appears from Mr.. Secretary
Crawford's Report, was in 1916, upwards
of Ninety Millions Of Dollars; 10 which
being added the capital of the Bank of the
United States (sS3, ooo.ooo,) makes a
grand total Of One Hundred and Twenty-
five Millions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
Warrenton Female Acadcmy,


k'Hb business Of this Academy will be resumed on
The htst Monday IN January, 1921. The ordinary
shoies ot this institution comprise plain Needle and
mnsiin Work, Reading. writing. Arithmetic Grammar
ah" Psslng, Ceograuby- History Bellies I.ettres nv
hoosy, hsDfstry, Natural Phosophy and A,ttonou,y
Maps Globes an extensive apparatus for natural pb-
ios"ihy snd rhynisiy, and an excellent Orrery are
constantly used In teaching those brancbs, tia, re-
quIe 'neir ad, ahordine facilities not possessed by
Lectures, accompanied by experiments are ai,.fre.
quebliy delivered to the whole school
he etms for board washing and tuition in all the
ABOVE departments, are rs session, payable in adj
vance; or when this Is not convenient, in a written
"ngauon payable at some period during The session.
ne only extra school charges for pens ink paper
@c.-tnese amount TO 3 So cts. and no other ex.
pences are allowed To be incurred by The young ladies
excepting such as are authorized by their parents or
guardians.
For Music, Drawing and Dancing, each, a separate
charge ismade The hooks used in the Academy NAV
De mad OF the Principals. at the usual store prices
mere are in this Seminary five persons Constantly
ensa2eu IN teaching, inde pendent of the deparmen
OF music drawing, and dancing.
mere are two sessions aud bat one vacation In III p
year the htst session closes about middle OF June
aug ,he second about tue middle of November; ate
winch time there is a vacation Of six weeks.
joseph ANDREWS, n.
THOMAS p. JONES, / PRINCIPALS
Wartenton. IN. Co. Dec. 6itlJ
4 Ii persons having claims against John GK1HNG
- "ecedseo, are requested 10 Iuakr them known.
WALTER DUN, Execuioi
WV. W. 3t..M of lain Graham. acc'u
a IL prrso"s s1vihg CLAIMS aeaIns, JOS DNKsS
Al DAFT sec. are requested to make them knop vi
- DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
tep-s. 49, - loteph Darmsfait de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

The following liirs hy Thomas Moore remind u, strongly
OF Ahions celebrated hymn, Tbe spacious G.inamei,
cn hish.'
THOU ANr, or COB.
TIE d1y Is the the night ats, is thine ,hou hast mr.
parN the light and the ihau hast set all the brlr,
cfthe earth thou hast made summer n nj w;ntet..
o,c,, ~ Psalm iANy. 10, IL.
Ofali the wo,rlrouS world We ste
iN glow hy day. its sine by night,
Are hut r,S,ciiOns caught from thee.
Wltr,!' NJ tI'.n thy glorious shrine,
and Ill things fai- AID bright art thine.
When day. With fare~ Ill beam DELAY,
Among thc opening eloS,is oi even,
4tnd we can nlInost think W. gaze
Through golden into heaven
hose lib-s thar make the suns decline
30 OH, 80 rntLint, LORD ARE ihii..
WheR night, With wings of starry gloom
Ovrsbs;lbNs all the earth AID ,k,,.
Lake same dark. bsliite-,i. bird, whose pIumc
Is s2sri.l,ny With uintmber,ti eyes -
That sacred g'cOn, those fra ,'i,i,,e,
so grand, 50 countless. LORD are thine,
Wlrn yorhfii spring around us br,a,h,,
Thy Spirit Warns her fragrant sigh.
ltrG every Tower tn. summer wr.-itb,.
y born bcntaIh that kndlng eve.
Wtc-e'sr Ne turr.t thy gIor,s shine
And all things fair and bright are thine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
Lcad su.i N.nrts Gar Snie

Lead sad S.arts for Sale.
10y virtue Of The last will aud testament of John
lJ Graham, aecessed, I. as executor OF the said
last viii aud testament shall upon fhe afh day ofJanu.
ryssrf, ~ fair, oshervise the ay sci. pon
,he premises 10 tts b'cbes, bidder public auction
lsi The isisics iafn at Ntshan, situate upon James
River IN The cvuny OF Henricv about SIX miles above
The eity OF hichmrnd. and containing by esnialion
200 ACRES OF LAND, be the szuie or less. Part
CT The and Is iow grounds. andtbe residue general.
~ OF COED qualify Theirs is large and very convent
ent dwelling house aud other buildngs Tor all the
purposes Of an extensive farm. There has been crop
OF small grain ss~n this fail. aud farm 10 in very
good order and 1T FOR cropping immediately. I'D Fifty
pTiue slaves among whom are some valuable trades
men, Sd All the trstatoT's personal estate npon the
said farm consisting Of mules horses cat. aud hogs
carts, wasgons, implements OF busbandr, and car
pentsts and bseksni,h's tools corn fodder rye oats
ana hay with many other articles too tedious TO men
The terms Of SALE for the slaves aud personal
VIII be cash and credit Of two year, for ths
land the pnrchaser 10 rive bond and security with
aeea "t in't upon the land TO secure payment OF
the purchase money. "
The sale will commence upen the premi,es and will
continue from day to day until the whole is sold or
WALTER DUN,
Executor Of John Graham, deed
WV. ". 5J..tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
LsHd ' for Sale, near tie Mcaioo Bridge

lana f0r Sale, near the Weadoro Byjd0es
virtue ETA deed Of trust. from John W. Ell, 10
In VIZ. U "fenn, as Trustee. for the benefit OF John
, D,aoeI Tor ready money. on The premises rs,
as,Hesaay rae 2Ch day Of ne1t month CDeceDLc, . In
county, 30 scTes ~ land on which Mrs wa
now ives o. so much ikereof as may he snf5ei,n,t
,e.se ,he sum OF one thousand dollars With Ibe int
~ & ana tue charges attending the execution Of
=, Iue isno lies near the Meadow BRIDGES on Chick
nyny swamp, between the lands of Robert Win, ano
eomnnd " Cfenshaw. II s esteemed vsl1shi. 10 'V
lshah only convey my right 20 ffssier '"'u
"O''St 5S"w5T' Wa. ID. wREHy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
SELLING OFF CHEAP

WILLIAM }. COLE e co. at the sisn Of the C.o,oe,
~ ,y Snym are now receiving fresh supply ofHA ARD
nnc, VI LEhl &c which, in addition to The stoct
,b u, 'enaeIs lheiT assortment complete: and which
,Dey are resolved to sell at very reduced prices Ties
n.eno 10 close their present concern in few ronbs
uem TO pay their respective balances, as suits viii hs
vs., ~ Instituted against all seuqnen,s
dS..wttJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

A YOUNG NAN, who ba. received a coTj.aT..;,-----
- ealIoh, and who feels himself quaI6ed to ,,sch
'ne SIasses, and the English branches Of educaIion
'epeo 10 get employment as teacher in the connt,y
apply 'or Information to the Rev John H. Rice. n. ID
.65..tU
1 Am oispssed to sell my pace called WIN5S0Q
This place is situated on Chickahontnv
aseI, W view Kent county, about 80 miles from Rirb
i, ano contains about 300 acres OF Iaud-for ineI-
A. p'es no stand ~ the United States SURPRISES
,c '..s-ls may lay touching the shore In al Ieast
80 . .a'e,; Ibe buildings all IN good condition
su snls 'shiiy large for every necessary purpose
nueeneo 10 " IS my MILL, which vas bnt for mann
,ao'niIpg. rms Mill has only Two pair Of sops.
~. psnV oiToon for two more with an almost insx
hoo nn stream OF water and is distant from the river
ayy"s OVu yaT0s-Any person disposed 10 puroba.s
n' 10 wen ny masing immediate application
~ ~ odnh ahoht 5000 feet Of prime FLOORING PLANK
feet-ail prime. SPnToN w c y, suu 70
Dec. "a. " ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
STEPHEN y. POOL, y
RoBf HANSON,
JOHN LEWIS, Commis.;on.,,
ARcHER CLARKE,

ID.
ine singular advantages attached to the aforss,id
so ienueI ine property very valuable. Persons in
purchase are requested Xamine he m,es
""n Jnuge ioT themselves. isaac Webb, .ne M IN.
osIIIpeIs living ON the place, will shew The land
"nCo wen calculated for the production of Tobacco
I'LL wheat &c. The plantation is sufficient 10 work
ssn. OF zen haHds to advantage large propor,ion
% is also fresh II is well watered the situation
ana improvements sufficient for small family
,neIe Is saw mill and gTst mill With two pair ~
s,Yhs.' s"n cotton machine, The tract of land and
ne'shoothood affords plenty Of good pine tnIeT cor
eheht 10 the mills, which is on the aforesaid Is,.
SIeeh, running IN The land than one mile si,rs
tom IImes west Clarksvilc aud the iuuction NJ NJ
aug Stanntoh Tiyefs-bstween 30 and 40 mile, "a, n
Mlt"n and the Red House. on the very public mai ~,
Ioau ieading down the country from TauviIle Miinn
a"1 me Iteo House. by Carksye and Skipwit's rerry
To Petersburg Richmond rs''y
auoltion 10 the establishments now erected nm .ai
'ad, 'he place is known to he good stand Tor s,orc
A.eh blacksni,b's shop, &c. being In a yer, thirtE
setued heIghboThood, and perhaps the mos, nnhi,s
market road IN the upper country ~ P""i'0
~ On the day and place Of the commisionsrs, ..,.
aforesaid, VII also be sold, on a credit OF ~ n,,nt
we crop oi obacco, Corn, (say 200 barTels) Wheat
Oan, rye, Fodder, &c. &c.-StOck Of beTses u,oiSs'
cae sheep and hogs, household and Kitchen f,ni,n,
Plabation los, &c. &c.-Cash will be reonirsd ~.
all sums Of s and under " 'sq""eu ior
ISAAC WEBB. SVrDiVing partners of
December s, IN w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
DOCTOR CULLEN,s
'etory Lecture o.. Chemist

PIX. CULLEN will deliver in the Virginia m1,,nm
~ on oat"rdag BeTt. TIE lGih inst. at O'Clock in
nu esen''ne DISCOURSE iAtr0ducfory 10 IAN exvs
IN % curse oi ieciues on Chemistry, applied to
'hs TdrtS. .Scfencss and agriculture.
,uI" m%,e' ana Gentlemen of Richmond are respect
,Vi,eO " altehd-Tbe usual admission fee Of
1weHty Fire Cents will be charged for m. ~ Ir.;v
OF concentrating the proprietor Of the Museum
10, .ne expenses Of illumination, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
ANOTHER EXPLOSION.

The frequent explosions Of powder min. u;,h;r s.
i.m S,a.es, cas aloud 10 the proprietor. Of these
"""seo ns manufactures 10 more cau,iou Ih.n =,
usun,y bestowed npon them. These frequent ,n.ian
cnoy d'asler are always recorded with uanfri sn,n
uons, aud we would ASK II there /. no uav ,ha, 80. ~
70 prevent their recurrence and save The lives
OF NOSE =" hs are obliged to work IN these mill, W.
copy me following account Of an exulnsion fyor 49,
SoS'%T pa Advertiser Of "Wednesday last" Yeser
op ltpesoa!l morning, al bali past six o,clork an
eNposnn TOOK place al the extensive Powder Mannf,s
io'5 % mrssIs. Moses Hale Co. at Chelmsford N.
s 70 announce the melancholy fact that John I've, M
saap ,y, ana Lew Marshall OF Chelmsford wsrein
.sa",y hii'ed and Nathaniel Marshall brother I,
tne as' ano Shefburn Chase of Liichneid N n wers
aans,e,SusIy wounded These were workInen and en-.
sIu Tue IHiu nut an instant before the explosion rbe
~ ~, VI poPeiy iscompaatyeiY small, less than Simon
Ii .ne stamping Mil and Corning House only blew nm
nc magazines and other buildings: In which were he
Pcipa quantities OF powder. being at some distance
.enia'hea uhiuynred. The two bindings which bi.r
~ weIe aBou hteen yard, apart IL is inpusshl. IN
uete'Hhe al present which first exploded or what IVA,
ne caus We understand that this accident will MOI
m INTERRUPT the business oftbe establishment
ohe OF Tue men mentioned above as being wounded ia
'hee oeaa-'he life OF another is despsired Of.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
ratuaole Land and other Property for Sac.

",,, I11t"H "Hu OIHeT FFO11eTky for SAFE
PURSUANT to decree of the Cham cry Co1t of MI
'ehburg county, Virginia. IN case therein drnend
Jug Deiwr"n isaac Webb and Maurice Smith plain 9rs
ann tbe he''sof wiliam Smith, decreased de1endants
WIN oe sold, o0 WondGg, the skh of J01uary ucyI ON
De premises to the highest bidder on credit of
monIhs. .nat valuable TRACT OF LAND hing on 81,
tsn's Greek In the Counties Of meckIrnhnrg 90 , "a
d. ana on The ibe North Carolina line II present
hu or seVsIaiyears past occupied by Mr. Isaac W,bh
s.'d'hns Wy estimation 800 acres, more or less, Ben2
dnu approved security, deed of trust ON The nro
psIy WI be required of the purchaser 10 secure H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
NEGkOs., ron S-ILI

NkGbOEN i'tjh S.iLI
the sra Jdnsarg 1921 at the Bell Tavern 81, an.
- Chy OF Richmond, will he sold Tor cash bei,,e,n
~ s'u 90 NEGRobS, men, women aud children cam,
pIehendHg three valuable headen an exceIlert blas
s"s, and several first house Servants mali ard
eaie, Deiongisg 10 the estate Of Thomas Miller drc
J. b. FERGUSON
Goochland. Dererhrr z q, ,.'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

For Rent or Lease, tie RaieigA Iarern
the city Of Williamsburg. The subscriber /. dies.
rous TO rent for lease for term OF wear, In,
sid aid we'll established Tavern together with ibe lar.
Hhd PRINCIPAL furniture attached thereto. The uubr
are TOO well informed Of The ad this situation
Ia require minute description. To a person wbvran
give satisfactory assurances 10 keep good hnnse The
terms will he made very reasonable Possession viii
be given oil .he aIst day OF January next
WILLIAM McCANDLtsH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
Great Sale of Negroes.

Wtlnr OF deed "ftrust, exet ated to the subscr
- hefs by WN Mitchell, TO secure Ia Charles John
son The pa'meut VI certain debts therein
WE snail proceed ta sell TO the highest bidder for cash
o" the INST day OF january 1871 at the hnts of The
wothmen, on the turnpike, one mule from Lynchbnro
npout tieh's hve nterpes-of this number there are
sn"nt se>enty fellows, nf the hkeest aud nI valua
n'e description, aud among them is an excellent brick
,er biac k:miths and neur barrel cooprrs the resi-
que, are likely women aud children.
PERSONS disposed To invest their money in th. hind
prope,y ATE earnestly invited To attend for il con
mue"y hee ca, mat so valuable parcel IF nesIoes
was never before offered for sale in Virginia Tn.
iwncii9ns which prevented the subscribers from sell
rug al the ne f"ineT, advertised having regular
uisspVed, nothing can prevent that bch is uny an
poihei nor Heed there he the least Doubt ahnu, the
title To the slaves sold. EDWARD wars
Nov. ~. 57..IOt HENRY tANCuony
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

Extract Of letter from n passspesr mn Ioo,, ne
J,ga,e constellation 10 his Jriend in khe ts,r, Of
r'Go.asnce, a. dafed .fHgnst TO- 1870 uk yeG
tH laf- 80 north, Tong IS rest " "'
we are all well on board, cheerful and bappy Oh.
weather nne though rather warm yesterday We over
LOON 'he 'ohn Adams signals bavinr been rycan,sa
she bore dowa fer es, aud came under on, s,,n -
neI Grew, lining her shrouds all well dressed cieered
Iue euhs'ena,''h which ceremony was returned from
W. so.p. rue eHect was grand Two ships Of war NJ
lne same nation, meeting Unexpectedly on IN. wild,
@ % Nneie nothing nut sea aud SKY meet the ,.ht
he oHcers all much acquainted, anu shouiine c,nsr,i
puIn OF JOYOUS consratuaiion oiled ali hear. VIM,
lively feasibility" az "e"i'' WIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
LhCIUkkS ON CHEliISTRY.

DoCTOR CULLEN respectfully announces his inisn.
lectures on CAemistrg, In Richmond during tbs ens1
IIg winter months. The course will embrace mos
"npienshslye view Of the science with its application
Ine eoufse VIII Commence early in December nsxl--
November 81. ?, 'i"'e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

CASH WILL RE GIVEN FOR
THIRTY or Forty Heaithy Negroes.
Apply at the oar OF the Unipn HeteI or al this Once
Dec.-H-r ga "ee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

COMMITTED TO the jaI OF the town az I5.,--,.----
- on t1e 1th June last, negro man by the nam, ~
,Vm. TINS fellow Is darn mulauo about feel 10 =,
~ inones ngb, IS or "a years ofage has mari nm ia.
gnt temple near the eye, and lat Ofs under
ION an injury received In his hip. Tom was forme,iv
.ne properly OF MI. Cumming Of this town vrss 49,,
chased ant ofjsil by Mr. James j. Hanna Vba,, vI
pc Eet ~ roItsmouib, Va The owner is requessd 10
Sss IoI"afd prove property, pay charges and 1ats
directs. A. n pse1s,as tnelaW
October ". 'Spof'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
ID CJRYER III EEHy11N

~ CARTIER UILKERSOk,
yon ar not an nhabtant Of the state OF virginia
"A 'ake i"is method TO notify you that on Monda,
'r hisi DAY OF January next the hour. of nine
oc'vck A. " and four O'Clock p. ~. at the house Of
pe'd T. g che IN the County OF Goochland, I shall
proceed 10 tasr the depositious Of william Toer aud
9hets ne read IN evidence in suit now dependjpy
IN tie superior conrt OF chancery for the Richond
sulet IN which ain plaintiff aud YOU are defendant
eh me ISL January should not finish taking the said
ueposl"hs or he prevented from doing so by upfayor
anIe weather. shall on The day proceed to take
'he same GEORGE PARRISH
""oC"dh"' beCeihfr l. 60..i2t
E'anm cho haNk OF NlRGiNiA....1he Annual
Meeting ofihe Sioc kbulders for the .re tiou OF D
Iectots viii he held at the Bank "wednesday the al
sat OF January next. Wh. NEKERNIS, Cashier.
December 3. az ,J,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16


NOliCk....Wiil he fur bire, on the 0T11 0,,S or
ior the ensuing year, several NEGROES bsIonsins =,
estate 81 John ForeJuh dec. among them Is rood
'",leHgnt. JAMES FOKR, Adm'or
bec. ~. oJ.s..uJ" Of John Fore fr 1sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

Inc Iiinm' Gazette ofhe 10Th ut states that Catfish
Weighed nintty pounds. r''N' "'Ne"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

upon unnadHg ;hr srhnoer Parker, Captain Dunn from
Janmea now lying ut Jones' wharfn this c, v The sn,L of
oMoru 'sh wa, inu II driven through the ceiling ia her
ooom To The length of nine inches and there r,maned
last. Tins instrument must have been of eours driver AZ
suose of TINS formidable animal, through the outside ank
well as the eeiIy-whiei have required drrrt Of
orcs That soul! hardly have been imagined The sword
snns perfectly hrn III its place. ard the wood
IN So perfect manner rs to produce leak.
N. Y. d. ddr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16
SILVER NINE.

oll.NER NINE.
MOUNT PLEASANTLY Y. DE s--we b,vetx.f,r.
mentohed TIE existence OF silver mime this village
ARE now engaged in pumping, ouI the water They s ak
W confidence OF eventually discovering precious metal
o's thus far, doubt exists that at
sone cr'itr period this m. has bcei, ,sfully Worried
me e9Tly have already lowered the wafer 70 the depth
~ H., H. ~, a'.u nave come To pump which
USED ny ue former miners, and av. discover r,sery;r
as I'll used 10 contain the II stated by
@ VIZ ,ssusn III tihs nesi'h,riiooi prior the Amer
can re'oiution that company Of miners wtr, engaged in
G"rg, and had actually ob,asd large quantities Of yrr
from tn's inr but ON the commencement of ho,t;l;,;,
between ue eo'o,nes and tain they aba,n., !,
anu Msi 70 England with the Intention of returning AT the
Wfmnanho The conflict. he emancipation OF tb, COM,
Try from the British yoke. however il is tlourht
a, Is,,, and from that time I" 'Le present attempts
The enterpriny individual, Who we unlr.and In, e,s,
.e grou'd Oh which the niue is situated has d,dd thu
ut which are ALREADY disposed Of ' w M
s NE eonpan! have entered into hr bushes, spirit
anu an energy wineh leaves to doubt that If any
Ner to be found there, the Inhabitants of Sing SIM viii
soon be gratfed with seeing specitn of the ore ar ,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-16

~as 80 iensei:s Sa.esScI, asd wis the T. y.
ohess DeNa francisa, Tie wife at the accom-,
piisied Bereami, was excluded Srom Court,
gtaced from the drawing room 10 the sta
bies ny bis other relations and nneNiops.
ally the not producn. this constant e. con-
ven'eut friend Vt her Majesty is a snbduciiou
from the truth aud justice of the case which
COULD not have been anticipated from the lie
Gal Guardians OF the Queens fair name. Then
there is Count Schiaviui, the ingenious as
sistant OF poor Lieutenant Flynu's decaved
memory, the gentleman who employs his ieis.
TIRE hours at Braodecburg House in polish.
ing ana refining notes tor witnesses TO re-
fer TO on examination fyby was lie not cali.
ell Had he the fear o. that - su!phurously
hot room before his eyes ? WAS he afraid
that lac should faint a,ray? tits most surpris.
ing, that having at least ssren Witnesses in
ineir power who accompanied her Majesty
throughout all the voyages of the ever.memo-
rable poacre, they should only have ventur-
Ell TO produce The two Lieutensnts one of
whom was charitably suggested 10 be def.
ciept IN intellect, and the other to set his seal
been denounced as filthy Invention of some
highbfed Italian"
From The British Press. of Oct. a.
The proceedings in the Ho6se OF Lords yes
terdsy were marked by circumstances OF
tue deepest interest, involving most Intimately
the character OF their Loi dships' House a. at
fectng the Integrity OF our national in dicature
Al The moment when the House adjourned
The feelings OF all persons who Witnessed this
proceedings, whether as Judges, Advocates,
agents or spectators, were wosnd up to a,l
intensity OF Interest Yet we conceive il 10
have been most fortunate for all parties con-
cerned-tor the Oueen-tor the Prosecutor
for the character OF the Judges-for the jus-
lice Of The Country, that at such a momen,
The order for all Immediate adjournment was a.
d"pted-Imc has been afforded to the Peers
Tor deliberations; they have not been hurried
fashiy or by surprise into the adoption OF
measures which, IN The calmness OF refle ctiou
ihey might subsequently lament ;and whatey
or course they shall pursue this morning mus
be regarded az the conscientious result of
their mature unrnflFd Judgment.