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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
TRUST SALE

iNON DALE.
virtue 81 deed Of trust executed To the subscri
i;nrr ny Christopher S. Roane, and bearing Dale
i'n teoi"aIy, 1919, to secure certain therein
eAPeSsea due 10 Thomas Wood shall sell for cash
Tue highest bidder, IN front Of the Eagle Tavern on
HsSa"y, ne HrSt day Of February He1k a tract OF
LHNp yihg ~ The county OF Charles CITY adjoining
me '"nds Of Samuel HargT"ve, Ben HarrisvB ad John
estate, ana Containing $50 acres az SO ,Duch
es as may be necessary to pay ana satisfy the dent
hdheh IN SAID trust, together with interest nd ali
Charges. attending the same
Ian. IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

Hretins OF The Agricultural Society 0I Virginia
IA heid at The Union Hotel in the city OF Richmond
on he ih pecehheT, 1919, tie following resolutions
H."teH' mar the Secretary I've requested to present
the thanks OF this meeting to John D. skinner ran
OF bHtIh"le Tor his poiIleness and attention an fur
hshg 10 TIE Agricultural Society Virginia regular
h'es on hs Valiabe paper, The dReTic0n F0r1ifr
cTcaTy. " ~ "
heSOfDed, That the Secretary be requested TO preseut
thelbanks OF this Society Mr.. Jaes Baker tof this
cl) i"f us polite attention in presenting lhe print Of
tne Springfield OK baN'mus aud the biedno Duck
COiumOu'' by order u tie Dcab,g
Ia. 90 JOHN ADAMS, Secy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
CASH Will, HE GIVrN

,-,, NAod WILL BE GIVEN
Rf'Oh pair ofyoung aud strong we'll broken MILES
- Wanted steady pair Of c CARRIAGE UORSFs
ENQUIRE al The Bar ofthe Union Holei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

NoilCE.... The subscriber alone is authorized to
receive the outstanding deLts due the late con
ceiu OF LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, h wig cen an.
thereofby the superior
TOT The Richmond district. 1t is expected that all per
sons Indebted to tue said concern will make mme d.
ate payment as longer indulgence cannot be Afforded
otc >. 62..u SAMUEL TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

lHE subscribers have tor sale 900 acres Of LAND
IN the counties Of MonVDgalia and Randolph, late
the property Of Ezekiel Dance Of Che.terieid-Ana
also 500 acres OF LAND i'm the county OF Amelia ad-
joining the lands OF VIM. Is. Hambiin and Peyton Boil
ing, Esq'rs.-whch they WI dispose Of Oh accomiie.
uatihg Terms, ~ applications be made shortly to
WA. S. DANCE, at P-whatan L. H.-or to
JOHN W. DANCE, OF the city oi Richmond.
Jan. 10. zc 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

iHr. IamtS H0yhtrk, SUMMING yartner NJ oIker1U.
deT SpearS Z, y.
NuU not being an ibnabiisot OF this stat. aud M
u "sent thdt know Of, Win please TO l,kr notier
lna "u me hIieehih day Of February next al nor Vile
W. we s,",e "i tennessee, shall pfoceea take the
uep"s'"h "I siias Scott, 20 read As evidence IN
SUI WV osrenoing ~ The county cOar 81 buckingham
n ,s ~ "giha, " which yOu plainlim ana
'", ,5oa"t' Yours, respectfully,
s1u- 20. I1'."4W DRUCtLLA SCOTT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
From the National Mteltige1,cer.
ACTS
OF THE SIXTEENTH CONGRESS.

OF THE SIXTEENTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
A List of the Titles of all the Acts,
Resolutions and Treaties, approved anu
ratified at the first session OF the Six
teenth Congress, &c, Continued.
PRIVATE AcTs-In Continuation.
81. An act for the relief of the in.
habitauts of the village of Peoria, in the
state of Illinois. Senate. 18th May,
1890. 18th Mug.
Persons claiming village lots to deli.
yer notices to the Register Of Edwards
vile district, &c. to be reported to the
Secretary Of the Treasury and laid be-
fore Congress. Twenty FIVE cents to
the Register for each claim.
62. An act for the relief of Richard
Smyth. [Senate. 18th May, 1890.
18th Mag.
To be credited with amount of mo-
neys Of which he was robbed.
6s. An act for the relief Of the legal
representatives Of Tench Francis, decd.
lSenate, 18th May, 1920. 18th Nag.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20

His accounts to be settled; b,t
greater allowance than the sum se !, %
! ing to his debit. 'Aa'
"a. An act for the relief Of t.,
Newsom, Peter Crock, and Ts snas
Isabb. House. 18th May, 1890. ]1os,
May. ''~
Their claims for horses impressed.
to the public service during the SEM
mole war, to be settled.
65. An act for the relief of Tbon
Hunter. Senate. 18th May, lss@ 's !
10th .ndy.
sc. An act to aathorise the {.
cretary of State to issue l.tters nats.
to Henry Bnrdin. House. 18th Ma,
1920 goth Mag.
Letters patent to be issued to him e..
his improvement in the constructors !,
a plough, as if he had resided two years
in the Z. States.
g.. An act for the relief of Ricb.,I
S. Hackley. House. l5d May, 1891
sOtL May.
6,2l3 dollars "a cents to be paid him
being for expenses incurred by the d.
tention of the ship Vigilant, under or
ders from the Minister of the U. STATE.
at Madrid.
6s. An act for the relief of Am.
brose Vase. House. 18th May, $780,
goth May.
1888 dollars IS cents to be paid IA
him, awarded far the cargo of the shin
Olive Branch, under the 9TH article Of
the British treaty OF goth Nov. 1894
if there is as much money remaining Of
the fund
50. An act for the relief Of the LEGAL
representatives of Conrad Lamb. decd
House. 18th May, $780, Goth MAY.
The person authorized to transact
the business of the late supervisor o.
the revenue in the district of Pennsyl
vania, is to revise the accounts of Con.
rad Laub. and to audit and settle them.
If the administrators is dissatisfied, he
may appeal, &c.
ROADS.
/. An act to authorize the appoint.
ment of Commissioners to lay out the
road therein mentioned. SENATE. 18Th
May, 1901 18th Mag.
Tie President to appoint three per-
sons, not citizens of Ohio, Indiana, OIL
Illinois, to examine the country, and t
lay out the road from Wheeling to SOM
point on the left bank of the MisslssIp
pi, between st. Louis and the mouth O.
the Illinois. Surveyors, &c. are prO'i
ded for; and the commissioners are t
report to the President. 10000 COL
lars are appropriated to defray theez
pense.
ITO be Continued.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
Charleston, June 10.

Benjamin Brailsford and James Griffin,
recently conference.-the be hung for piracy
on board the ship Louisa, but we're pardon
ed by the President of the United States, on
Recommendation to mercy by the Jury,
we're yesterday arraigned before Special
Circuit Court, 10 receive their sentence for
the Misprision of Piracy, of which crime
they had also been convicted. They were
sentenced to one months further imprison.
ment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
EXECUTION.

Mobile. Mag "a.
On Friday last, The awful sentence OF the
law was performed upon Tictoriane de Say
as, convicted OF the murder of Diego Alva-
req, and upon Charles Gamarara, convicted
of aiding and assisting him in the horrid act.
A short time previous to his death, Sayas
confessed that he did murder Alvarez, and
two other men in HAVANA, one about Z, and
the other about 8, years ago. We have been
informed, that he declared Gamarara was
innocent, being ignorant of his design to kill
Alvarez Gamarara said that he was inno-
cent. About I2 o'clock, the battalion of
Mobile militia, commanded by major }. b.
Mallory, paraded before the Jail the pri-
soners being brought out, and the necessary
arrangements made. they walked to the gal
lows with great hrmness, where they prayed
for some time, aided by the Rev. Vincen e
Gener, and in few minutes after were
launched into eternity. They appeared pc.
intent. The awful end of these men, who
have thus expiated their crimes on the seal
told. must serve as striking example TO
prevent the commission OF similar offences.
Confession Of VictO'sano de Saycs.
/. Victoriano de Sayas. free mulatto, ma,
tive OF Havana how in the Jail of Mobile,
state of Alabama, condemned to be hanged
for having unjustIy taken away the life OF
Diego Alvarez, do make the following de-
claratioh:
lst Having murdered negro man by
the name of Gamara, near the church called
Mercy, about or 8 years ago, about 6 o.
clock, P NJ.
ed. A Californian. in front OF the Oratory
of st. Phillips church, Tin company with
some Of my friends) about years ago, be-
tween the hours of and o'clock, P. M. OF
which murder heard that Zeferino Garcia
was condemned to serve in the army.
These murders were committed in Ha-
wanna.
Sd. And lastly, That of Diego Alvarez,
at his plantation. on Easter Sunday, about
half past O'Clock P. NJ. from having exclu-
ded me from his house, and tor which have
been Justly condemned.
lrequest the priest Of Mobile, DR.. Vim.
cente Gener, TO make this public.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20

The U. S. squadron, consisting OF the
Guerrero, Capt. Thompson, Peacock,
Capt Brown, and Spark, Capt. Perry. were
at Mahon on the 31st March. The prohi-
biiion issued against them by The Governor
orGibraltar, had not been repealed as late
as the Goth April, and was not expected 10
be without special orders from London.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20

a,,r;nsd, as yet their trunks and luggage;
butsom Of the articlesare Of characteryery
different from that We mightexpect ia the
hands Of travelling sailors such as elegant
gold watches, and beautiful portable desks of
satin wood. The three who have gone to
Charleston. pretend TO have been in brig
called the Providence, (the captains name
they told some persons, but have since for
gottenN and believed that they were bound
to South America.
] may, while on the subject, also state that
suspicious looking vessel has been lately
seen near Bulls bay, by some OF our coast
ers." [Ib,d.
Neu- Orleans, May 81.
On Thursday last, John Desfargus and
Robert Johnson, were executed on board of a
vessel moored opposite the city for the crime
of piracy, of which they, with sixteen others
had been convicted before the district court
OF The United States. Ofthese sixteen, one
was pardoned, the remainder reprieved for
two months. Des[argus and Johnson were
captain and FIRST lieutenant Of a piratical yes
sci called the Bravo. which was fitted out at
Galvezton. AMI was captured last fall off the
Island of Cuba, a,few hours after she had
robbed Spanish brig, bound to Havana
Desfargus was a young man OF twenty two,
and appears to have been we'll educated
He was native of Bordeaux, where, it is
said, his connections occupy respectable
station in society. Before the boat which
bore them from the shore, get along side of j
the vessel in which they were to be execu-
ted, Desfargus leaped into the river with an
intention oil drowning himself, but was i'm. |
mediately picked up. He had previously
asked the marshal, who was in the boat, the
loan of one of bis pistols for the purpose OF
shooting himself. Johnson, it is reported.
was sailing master in the British navy.
Both of them met death with the utmost firm.
ness and composure.
It's hoped that the fate of these two young
men will have its due effect in putting stop
to the numerous piracies which during the
last two or three years have been committed
in the Gulf OF Mexico and along the Florida
coast. The remainder of the culprts inclu-
ding him who has been pardoned and set at
liberty, are the most abandoned villains that
could be collected out of all the prisons and
galleys in Europe and America. The leni-
ty, which the president has extended to-
wards them. may not nevertheless have been
injudiciousy interposed. 1t would be re-
voting spectacle for eighteen human beings
to suffer death at once by the hand OF The ex-
ecutioner. But ia visible reformation can
not be wrought upon them, it would be
act to set them loose upon So
ciety.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
NOV DRAFTING
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20

tbst,he Patriots hac'ganed their lndepen-
dence. May 9Th, spoke Portuguese man OF
war. from Pernambuco, bound on a cruise.
9Th. being of Rio Grand. sent a boat ashore
for the purpose of procuring some refresh
ments, the crew having symptoms OF tue
scuryy. AS soon as the boat landed, the
of4;cerand crew were escorted to the Cover
nor's palace. where The ships papers were
presented and examined. Not being able to
communicate our ideas, nor understanding
the Portugueselanguage, the governor was
under the necessity of sending for the En-
elish consul, Mr.. Wiltshire, to act as an in
terpreter who explained to him our true
character. After examining the boats crew
separately. and giving him every satlsfac-
ton in our power, and stating the circum-
stance of our being boarded only the day
before by a Portuguese frigate, they were
ordered Immediately on board the ship; by
an express order from the governor, were
prohibited from procuring the least refresh
ment whatever, euen drink Of zvcter al
though at the same time the town abounded
with oranges, lines, water melons, and e.
very vegetable peculiar to the climate Of
that part of the country.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
(CStg Gazette.
Charleston, June Is.

The following letter,in relation to theper-
sons a2prehsnded in Georgetown, on suspl-
eion OF piracy. wss received in this city yes
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
Married,

On Thursday evening the 18th inst by the
Rev. James Reid, Mr.. WaIliam Reid. Of
Prince William County, Va. to Miss Lydia
Calvert, of Fairfax County, Va.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
Sag Harbor, June 10.

Arrived at this port. on Monday last the
ship Hannibal, capt. Post, from the coast of
Patagonia, with 1900 bis. oil. April 25,
spoke two Letter of Maraue ships from Rio
Jaaeiro, bound to Bombay; was informed
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
UNITED STATES AND GEORGIA STATE
BANKS.

There has been much controversy in
the southern papers respecting the re-
lations between the SAY annah U. States
Bank Office, and the States and ilan-
ters' Bank of that city. The following
is given ia late Augusta paper as u
correct account OF this dispute to which
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-19

With al the privileges thereto beobging-reserv-
ing TO the said Coal Company, the right OF digging
and taking away from the same all Goals, Metals,
Minerals aud Fossils.
Also Lot No I, containing acres 10, ;, IS. with
large AM convenient Wharf annexed. On this Lot,
besides . comfortable Dwelling House, Comp,ing.
Room and Backsmilh's shop, 10 the Ceii PIT, with
The building containing . powerful steam Engine.
made by the late Oliver Evans, for raising the Coal.
for working the Pumps, and occasionally two r''r
Of Mill Stones in the Grist Midi adjoining. all Of
which ave in complete order.
Also AL The Cosi re ming on hand.
Also several iots of Biscksmths' Tools--one set
OF Boring Rods, and Min,ng Implements. Iools and
Apparatus
Each 10, Of Land. excep, No z. bounds on the
saltwater g.sing To its proprietor to the sea
tor a.hing, n-sase. &c The .barf, the only one
~ ito vicinity, f.ilhfully built of stone about
6,e years ago, and hens accessible by loaded g"s.
se.s of 100 tons burhsn, affords landing p..ce ior
the neighbourbood.
These Lands. situated on the plesssntest part vt
Rhode island, sheteicd from the ocean, With roe
prospects Of the accent Islands aud county. fer
tile soil, pure wster salubrious AR, excellent hsh-
ing aud towing bounded ny Providence riyef. with
in Two miles Of Bistol ferry, and about the sane
distam - rom verton stone Bridge, having On es
~ inlere urse ~ wster vi,h the busy ard thriving
settlements Taunton River. and a daily CON.
maricsiiou With Boston .nL Newport by the Mai
Stages, tesides the sdvznsge. th"s offered to 'be
Agricoi,ursii.t and Manufacturer. hey present IN
vling and bes sithfoi sci,es foe re,r sts 10
the capitaiists or a.en OF pesfure, from Newport,
Providence, Boston or New York.
Conditions and terms of credit made known at
the tiaie of the sale, which will be the premises
JOs Nay. TSeassrsr, n 4 G Company.
BOSS sa, JsruAfy 6. ls-o g. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-19

DIED,
this town. on Thursday last, Capt. sANusL

In this town, on Thursday last, Capt. sAnusL
CoLIIss aged 80 years
At W,ckford on the 7th inst Mr. JAMS WBIra-
noRS in tn S0th yrsr Of his sge.-tor more than
forty years he was pious and worthy member Of
Baptist Church
At Csn5er land on Sunday the 9th inst. after q
few days iiistss, DAVID SAYLEs. Esq tor many
years member Of the Town Council, and former
ly Representative in the Legislature Of this Stale
In the Revolutionary War. he served rs captain IN
the regiment Commanded BY Tie late Col. Jeremiah
O,ney
2 At Scauate. Capt NArHAs AssoLD. aged SO
At Hebron, Cen On the On inst. Mrs pEoov Dow.
wife Of the oelsbrsted LORENZO Dow.
Al Hrafsbury. v. y. on the 3V,h ult Maj Jeas
pAuLoi,S. .sed o7 lie was one OF the cAptors oi
NgjJr Andre
aged IA
Near .fnsabshs, ND Gen Ossoss WILLIAMS, a
di>iingu,s,d 20 dler Of the re, uon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-19
SPihISH TREATY.

We have mdulged in few observations
On this subject, because We were sensl-
bic that we were possessed OF too imper-
feet lnformatian To render them any bet
ter than shrude aud idle speculations.
We have now, at length, become pos
sessed of history of facts OF the most
interesting nature, which affords key
TO Whatever has appeared mysterious
heretofore which, however, we are not
yet permitted to disclose at full length,
bat which enables Us to pronounce Win
strong confidence, that our disputes will
terminate speedily, anicabv, and to the
en'ire satisfaction of this country and
which, a, the same time, exemp's the
K;ng OF Spain from all censure. In due
time the whole may be laid before The
public, and will convince the people, that
The course which ou.r Executive has pur-
sued. has been emlnently such an one as
prulence, wisdom and justice, dictated.
". T. Evening Pest.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-19

remained until It's close, dis ,hsrging the du.
iuI manner. Having flushed his tour of
publick duty, he again returned TO his servile
occupations. He was acquainted with many
foreign Languages, and ~as remar kabie for ms
observance Of Chususn du,ies.-Educsted in
the faith of the Roman religion, at n mature
age he became a believer IN the Protestant
fsi h. and never en- erec upon his daily avocs-
tions without implasiog the Divine blessing.
For mo'e than twsnty years after his arrival
he was never known TO speak TO a female, and
had little except necessary intercourse with
males. His homo was u cellar, his food WAS
the remains OF a vicluailiue house, yet he ac-
cumula,ec thousands of dollars, which with
charictetistick carsfolness he deposited in
ths various city banks, taking only receipt
tor safe keeping. He belonged to tue fsaler.
Oity oI Masons, and teached ATS highest or.
ders, add DO fellow craftsman Who was in
want escaped his brotherly notice and regard.
His habits were remarkably temperate, as II
Is not xnown that he ever partook OF ardent
spirits. HIS appearance was slovenly, his
besid long, and he never exhibited the SEM
blance Of cleanliness. His property, consist
ing of many Thousand dollars, hs bestowed
upon an excellent asd respectable lady, who
a, all time., and particular dorioe hisiliosss,
conferred upon him he duties OF benevolsnce.
How instructive is the lesson OF this sing ular
and strange being lin the humble and low
occupation of carrier of the baskets of hock-
ster women iron cellars 10 stands, with the
pi'isul piutsnce Of sispence for the d udgery,
he has heaped up thousands. lie had me
medical attendance Of the mos, respectable
characters, and the solemni,ies OF inte' ment
were aueLded by the ministers Of Trinity
Church. Afer life Of such uncom mon du-
ration, he is now at rest with his fathers, aud
ii 10 its early stages it may have been di fg-
ured by wanderlngs f'om known duties, yet
The greater part OF il was marked by tAi,h,
and IN many instances by ha, OF charity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-19
LATEST FRO a ). AMERICA.

Erfraei Of teHer from dnsosfnra, IS Aou-
ember, 1919, 20 Sc" t-msa fn Washington.
Since writing you hast, III October,
we have received dispatches from Gen.
Bolivar, dated Santa Fee, up to the md
die Of September; at which time, the
whole of the provinces of New Grenada
were in peaceable possession of the Pat
riots and Gencral Bolivar WAS ready to
Venezuela, aud is, ire this, On his march
to unite his force with the array or Ven
ezuela, and operate AGAINST General Mo-
riiIo, &c.
Gen. Arismendi, Vice President Of
Venezuela, lett Angostura on the 5,h
(Nov. ior Maturiu, 10 unite his efforts
TO those of General Marno. in the nee
essary dispositlons for the movement of
the army from that place to 1nin IN the
contemplated attack on Caraccas, and
will move immediately with 5000 excel
lent troops, English and Irish. General
Paez will take the field with 40 . cav
airy, &c. The Whole ofthe Royal divis-
ion under General La lore have been
destroy ed, by Gen. Soubiett. The post
of Santa Fee on the Apufe has been a.
bandoned by the Koyai division former.
ly stationed there. .--Gea. Bolivar has Or
gamized provisional government III San
Ia Fee and left Gen. St. Andcr IN Charge
oil the government, TIL the members from
New Grenada can take their seats in the
general congress, and adopt the necces-
sary measures Tor the permanent estab.
lishment oil Governor there, &c. The
prospects we're never more favorable in
this quarter than at present.