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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-15

ther consent IN the dimiru,iOn or demolition
of any ether essential vital inscticn OF its
reisn u in political economy analogous TO the
vital Ouid. IN the economy of mature, aud is q
substance too precious 10 he so disposed OF =
Ii may be said that il a coahIction between the
state and national governments be continued,
by the prstractcd resistance of the Judiciary
OF the former 10 cncroachments of the latter :,
the consequences may be serious aud unplea-
sant--He replies, let the nation see TO that. and
retrace it's steps. The worst that can happen
TO che state, in the etent OF protracted rests
lance. is the loss of It's sovereignty and if
that is TO happen, let il be deferred as long as
possible, aud he produced by amy other, than
It's own acercy-Let II he wrcsied from the
state, not surrendered by The tumctonaries-
lie concludes his dissent with an expression
OF the dlthdence with which il is made, a diff
tdeuce not resulting from any view OF the snb-
Ject which he has been able 10 take but from
a very high respect for. aud confidence IN the
Judgment and legal atialnmcuts of his bre-
thrcu.
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no CANIE!Z WIIkINNON

Syou are not resident o. virginia, you will take
notice tl2i shall Oh the 25.n day OF Janusr, next
q. the mouse or John Sadier IN the county OF Buck
ihshan aud on The 26tL da. ef said January at the
mouse OF A Garnet IN The sad county Of buckingham.
ava on the 18th dav of January in tie coari house
Cumberland county, proceed 10 take the aidavits
sun"rS Witnesses to he read as evidence in the in
junction depending in the Superior Court Of Cbancery
iot The Richmond distTic, wherein 6ertge Parish is
'ainant and You are det,untn The afiGaNts TO
oe taken at the respective places between the hours of
W O'Clock ~ the morning and O'Clock in the evening
OF The SAID respective days. GEORGE PARRISH
Dec eo
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One Hundred OOIl0rS ReWo16

WAS stolen from my stable the night Of The 24is
W inst. my RIDING HORSE, for which. and the
conviction Of the thief will give above reward
OF > 2otoT the horse alone. he is five years old, about
10 hdnds bigh, OF fine hay color aud very likely with
hlcsea tail which he carries "uesided believed
Tue let he has some ndisinct appearances 81 The ct
var around MS shoulders, hut white spots that
recoected-TatheF low in ordsg. There is a breaking
out on his BODY. aud his hud legs aud thighs these
we're some remains oft when stolen. He trOs fast aid
weD and IS just learning To paceOf an mPeuOus merry
temper, hut bot inclined TO Ne vicious. SnOuid
horse answering the above description he offered oF
sale heard 81 IN any part OF the country the infer.
nation by letter directed 10 me at Richmond viii I've
Thankfully received. JOHN g.. MOSBY.
Tiliuans August u. 32..u
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10 S $50 or S 25O Rewa,.d-

fot experimenting and lodging in Rcbn~ Jali negro
Il hoy SAM, yellow felew about 20 Years old per
aaps iee lnchsshigh, pretty well proporioned fun
race was iatey The property OF DIR. WIN FOu
aud having travelled with him once or ofteneI 10 Rail-
more and Philadelphia, where he has pTohahi, formed
dcquaihiahces, II Is presumed he attempt To 20
tnat way win Tree pass or Dr. Fonshee's servant
ne mas tTav"Ueh BY the way % FTedeIicksbuTg Dun
mes washington City, &c.is aQuantd most yarticu-
ldTy at Hadshy's tavern ia Baltimore and al MI
JacSsons IN Philadelphia, who keeps liver stable in
ltn street. He Us well known in and near this place
ne 'et. NE Oh the iOth nit. aud told WIS seen in
this place the 3lst $3.50 will be aiyen ifaben vim
IN the state of Vrgua,sT y 400 ii in an, other state
Richmond September 3. sa..tf
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New NevissN ca

EhE s"bsct'htf being appointed A..
81 the extra copies of this imno,,s Tor the safe
quests such booksellers as wish to r,,".w worn, re-
quantity, 81 any other pefscn who w,shs by the
eie copy to apply to HIM al the Lnqni,,, only Gin.
lkhns 81 sote 10 De cask'-1he a.eoO eop,,, &c..
slate ar. To he delivered IN the inst the
the copies the tst volume are bound and 1N
delivery. The I'd volume is printed, ana IA soS Tor
the bindeT'S hands, and II rs hoped that the IN
copies OF IL " III be delivered from the LIST liz .Vo
January. Until that tH'e, no copy viii lie ds,ssn.
otto ANY individual. Mean time, however, attan,.
mentsmay he made by booksellers and others Tor III
purchase Of any Of the copies. Letters upo,,
this SUBJECT, posi- p0id will he Immediately ATTENDED,
o by SAMUEL CARY, Agent
IT IL" requested, that Gtt applications whatsoever,
touching the New Revised Code whether by letter W
~ person, may be addressed TO MI. Cary.
Dee. Z. OI. .u THE PUBLISHERS.
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REAI(lV VA.

~ Z. ABRAHAM ,asss tina method Of informinr
- rs Trends aud customers hat he has removed
a. t"t wen hnoWE stand formerly occupied nv Messrs.
n's Aiian, corner o( and I3h streets lately kept
S ne virginia Lottery once, and opposite 90 his Otd
"nsIe ne - aDening very general assortment Of
Eenulhe DRUGS, MEDICINES aud DYE STUrFS, to.
se'ntI WIN the finest assortment of FRESH GARDEN
otEDs that ever was ia Northumberland lie has assn.
dceS thal The garden aud toner seeds are all the
I"s. years cTop.-Ah 81 which SlI I've sold low. for
e"Sn, or To P"nctnat customers on tie usWat time.
jan 10
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MucaulnVs PaieNt IIloor CiofIs-

NHcdUlnYS PdieHt FIOOr I7OtHS.
M subscriber offers ior sale, aud can finnish
the shortest notice. fIeeU thousand yards 81 Ap-
mean FLOOR CLOTHS, (oIi cloth carpeIing) for roo,
ana entries; warranted equal to any imported and
prices rs per cent. lower, viz:
Floor Cloth with colors. 5 50 per square yarG
10 90. dOA IS do.
DO. do. do. 200 do.
Do do. 5 do. or more 20 do
twenty five cents per- yard for borders.
Cloths, without borders, can be delivered at a 6,c
hO"rS hOlice with borders IL t3UO ueeks.
me canvas is Of superior ally made from Ken.
tucAy henlp, and woYe at h. mandatory for the ex
press purpose, yards wide consequently carpets
not exceeding ~ H. ny 60 feet. viii be without seam or
- &c. ' t ny S''t" Hi.HthsIohs'
Mes'indles, sent Trough az Agent. or addressed to
Tue manufacturer, (wIth refeIgace) shalt be promptly
"', En 10. ISAAC MACAULAY.
CT We will receive orders for the above mannfac
tory. joan 4 sAHIjFI pSREuItI
Jan. 10. "a pr,
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Land an Powhat0n for S0Ie

HE subscriber wishes TO dispose or 500 acres Of
n LAND, lying ia the upper end of the county of
rn"haiai, heing part of the tract which n. re-
SIDES The greater part OF the above land is i'm woods
ana some al IT hrst rate tobacco land As no one il
presumed. will purchase without first yiewisg il far
liner description is deemed unnecessary.
P"whatan, May Ia.
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RJjMFOKD 0C4OI7MY

WIS Seminary Wi feconnence on the 18th inst
ana end on the ~ h Dee. next-with the usual
summer NacaioH.-TeTms Tor board and tuition ~ 30
TO hs paid quarterly IN advance, each boarder h0oing
bis bed. 'H
the subscriber has The satisfaction Of Announcing 10
the public that lie has AZ leugh procured Mr. O'Flagher
~ ~ drect tue exercises Of this scbooa gentleman
whose character, botL moral and literary is so we'll
supported by testimonials iu the Subscribers pusses
SION and TO be by those Who feel Interested az to
Jusy the belief that he will he an acquisition to the
institution. lie will instruct youth la the Latin Greek
aha French ldnguages-the mathematics aud the minor
branches Of the EnglshThe subsCriber will add that
as ne mas spared neither pains expense ~ Obtain
acompeten teacher, be naters himself his tabor viii
MOI ne ~ vain. RICHARD ftiLt.
Jan. q. T3..2ttfN(2lGfs
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ADVEKIISENIENT

\ HE SWAN TAVERN IN this city, has been leased
ny the subscriber for term Of years and is now
unotr ms management. His friends and The public
WHO may fav"T him with their pany ay be assur
accommodations.
Aliached 10 the premises is an excellent STABLE
which shall be at all times well furnished.
nee. 20. 6Q..ti
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IiEALTH -CONrRAsT.


81. Lopis. (Missti,) Dec. iI.-Of the thirty
persons employed with general Porter, Uuued States
commissioned, aud colonel Osvie, British commits
sioner III liking the boundary line between the United
States and Canada along The lakes only returned
IN health, The bnsaess was abandoned before I Was
finished, and The British commissioner died.-Of two
regiments which have ascended the Missouri about
700 miles during the same time, there has been no
increase of sickness among those who out in heath
of those who were SICK many recovered. OF deaths
scarcely any. Such is the difference between the
health OF the Missouri and the lake frontier.
lSt. L.. Enguier.
THE CULTIVATION OF The PRAlRILS
Nothing is more easy, more deightful, than the
opening Of farm IN the Missouri territory. The
graut has IL always in bis to obtain situation
part prairie and part woodland he builds hIs house
in the edge OF the wood, aud he lays of his heds in
the rich aud level prairie which spreads before ....
The first opening is to start the plough IKE best
times of doing this rs in September and October. The
turned earth rs then exposed To the action OF The
frost during winter seeds aud roots are killed the
soil itself becomes loose and frablc aud being hat
rowed ia the sprng rs incredibly light aud easy
cultivation. farmers who have made the experiment,
assert that hand Is able 10 cultivate doph,e
OF this soil as he could Of the tnbered land OF Ken
lucky and tennessee II is Al tue same time more
productive. Incredible is The weight aud qUaIily Of
wheat which can be raised upon it. Corn, tobacco,
hemp, also attain The highest degree of perection
Vast rs the difference between the labor of opening
farm i'll the forests of Kentucky and Tennessee aud that
OF doing in The prairies OF Missouri. There many
years are consumed, and the strength youth man
hood is broken down in cling ony trees, rolling their
bodies together, and burning them To- ashes. SI
stuinps remain with wide extended roots to vex the
last all distractions removed the ground itself is
worn out and the strength ~ the farmer exhausted
Here on the contrary other labor Is wanted than
ploughsg aud narrowing the farm is in its finest
order IN the very hfst year, aud the rnobslructed
plough rams on straight line from side of the ned
10 the other. I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-15
J6hPH y PHILIP H.IfO,
FlTtV Dollars ReworI

kNSCAPED from the jail OF This city, the 27th nit
II negro man named BEN, sometimes calls himself
VEN FORD about ~ years Of age, feet inches
ogh, straight and well made, and dresses very well,
WIN watch lie is baker Dyusde, aud formerly be.
I0hged TO James Young baker ~ Rockets. Ben 10
Very well acquainted with the captains Of vessels ae
no donbt he has obtained forged papers, to pass
ieT Tree man hereby foTewaI all of vesseh
rom haTboTng or carrying the said slave Ben "
THIS coinnoUwe The above reward will be gwen
II delivered TO me at The Jail Of this ciy.
X. RURTON, ID. S. for GEO. SAVAGE
December 3. 90. IL s. II r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-15

DKOKE JAIL from this place on "Wednesday night
~ the 5th inst uegto man named DENNIS, sold nv
Mr.. Benjamin Brown. ~ ibis county, to Sir. Richard
6. Ellis agent Of The Roanoke Company. Dennis is
ahout fee, ipches high, fawHy color uncommony
hOmely--his face and limbs good deal swollen.
THOMAS pILCULR. ~ Jailor,
Fer RFUREN GAVNEIr, Jaitor
Tappabanu0ck, EsspX county. Va.
Jan.IJ. 76. 81
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MnTIC

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. caranie Of ,xscuting ihe
~ dates Of copHty court CLERK, aud DESTROYS ri
acting as deputy, hist comes veil commented ues
meet With emplotnsst worthy bis attention hy applj
ing ~ \ ing * Queen courthouse n
Jan. g. 71..9.' HoDEGg POLLARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-15

NJoilCGs.. The subscriber alone is authorized IL
receive tLe outstanding dekts due TO the late III
Germ OF LYLE, SCOTi q SAUNDERS, having 5ec[ ap-
pointed ihsrtoiy the superior Gerry
oI ire hichm"nd oist!ci. 1t expected that AL per
sons indebted t. tEe said viii make innledi-
ate payment, as Longer indulgence cannot he
Dec.e. o...u SAMUEL iaNiOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-15


e virtue ~ deed of trust executed TO the sub.
December 1918, and dui, recorded in th- IienI,co
county CONT Office 10 secure the payment certain
sums OF money therein eSptesSed-Ne shall pIoceeG
l" se or ready money en- the 2TIh day of this month
l"' ho ia'r 'le next 'ar day between tic bunIs Of
10 ava "Ciock on the premises, certain ttsct Of
LAND, containing 226i acres, less, lung in
the county OF HenTiCO, and bounded The lands Of
Johh " BEDFORD Francis X. ElIis Knight bowies aud
Jesse Es. aud the main al Tuckahoe creek being
ihe same lately purchased hS In. said Guvde OF Jos
EilIs or so much thereof Will be necessar, to pay
hond of the said VIM. GOoLe due the 25,h Decir
ast, III favor of The said Joseph Ellis for y 100 d6
= whatever balance may he due thereon, together
"h interest and COSTS and eNpences OF carrying the
aid trust deed into effect.
pI,FH G0TTRELL Trustees.
Jan 6. 72ts,
~ uIICE is hereby ayen TO The debtors aud CTtdiI-
oIs Heron Sininn& Co aud C. J. MacmnTdu, hat
y virtue 81 deeds Of trust and powers Of attorney
'ieN"cabiet executed by them respectively, We shall
hocrco, eitbsr M peTtOT ~ attorney TO vino I'M
Tue affairs OF the said two concerns, without delay.
PATRICK GIBSON,
Jan. !. U..u JOHN tLAIR.
JO5EPH q PHILIP HJYO,
AVE united ~ the PRACTICE OF THE Law
ore or the other of them will constantly attend the
various courts held IN the city of Richmond and the
INFERIOR aud superior courts Of GOochand Pow atan
dntChrsttIheId. Aug 10. 2s..u
4 GENERAL MEETING oftke siockholdeTs or nTo
pTietors Ut the Virginia Canal and Navigation,
Company Is required NJ the Capitol in the city Of Rich
m"nd, on Monday, the 9Th day of February next on.
business Of Importance to the Company.
Jana.
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Il Jcr Copies OF
HE NEW REVISED CODE,


HANDSOMELY bound IN calf by r. A. Mayo, are
a now READY, aud offered Tor SALE at the Onice OF
Tue Enquirer. Gentlemen who have engaged copies
wiz p'ra'e cali Tor them. SAMUEL CARY.
Jan. II.
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he sEbstribeis have iof sale 5000 aCtes Of LAND
- IN Tue counties of Monongaa aud KgndOipb, late
'ht piSpettj Of Ezekiel Dance Of Cbeslrrieid-And
aso oOD acres OF LAMP IN the county at Amelia ad-
joining Tie anos OF VIM. q. banbin aud reytou Bol.
ling, Esq'rs.-wbch the, Will dispose OF on accommo.
"aune Terms, II applications IL mace sbOitlJ to
"h. 5. DANCE, at f.wbaian &. N. -or to
JOHN ". DANCE, OF the city OF Richmond.
Jan. I5. ~ 40
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IJu TirKCES
Double BrOWp .StOm London Porter.
For sale by JAMES n. BHOWN
DPc. %. Go.tf Fast side Of Sbort ,e "A q, sh,,y,

nee %. G0..0 East SIDE Of shoctoe w sfsbouts,
~ Alsl oOU1HGATF, grateful for the encontags.
w uent, she has received rom hs ladies ~ Rico
mond aud It's entities resp tCuIly informs
has Just opened large and elegant assortment of WILL
LIVERY AT her old stand consisting PRINCIPALLY Of leg
horn vclve, straw aud satin BONNt1S ~ he latest
patterns an elegant assortment Of London BFhNERS
Oi all sizes aud colors lace aud gave dtrssts elegant
trimmings for pesses and dresses nes curls aud head
ornaments caps, tuTbaus feathers aud HowVrs capes
colarels &C. all Of which VIII re sold ~ The moss
reduced prices ftr cash OF town sCcepRnccs.
MANfuA MAKING ana CRlMPINU done with neat
ness and despatch.
Merchants from The country particularly TeqEes-
ed 70 call and judge foT themselves.
n. q. leghoin straw bOnnsts, cleaned and repaired
October e. gs..U
n OTtCE. Eemnnd 1husiiau. havirr been arroUf.
4 = ed BrtsaT 81 William Mafy College ersr;fs
having business with him 10 that capacity tall on
him Samuel g. Adam - o,i 70 or CaTy street or o.
the president tn Williamsburg.
JaB. 10. 1-w
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lam N(III(,t.

AMCs WEBSTER, OF Philadelphia, has in press
and Viii publish as early as possible 40 PracfL
tdf Treatise gffhe Lar Of IeRderS amt Purchasers
" fSdt estate, by Edward Bnr,.nshaw Sn, den with
notes and references To American decisions, by mem
ton. -
Gentlemen subscribing previous TO publication NAV
have the work Tor sO so Gus. well bound in calf.
aud doh i'll sheep The price Of 3ih LONDON EDITION
is 10 dot.
Inc execution viii not be inferior 10 any law book
pnOisLcd III the United States, AID contain about 500
pages royal octave.
II Subscriptions received at the building or
Tue Main street, neatly opposite The banks.
Richmond Jan. Is 76.sif
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-01
From late London Papers. reee'9ed by the
shan .hariha, at .NeT0- York.
u3.ss OF coMMoNs-June Z.

{ u3oss OF CoMMoNs-June Z.
Consideration of The KSng's Message
Lord Cas,Iereagh moved the order OF the
aay for The taking into the consideration OF
the house his rnajesty's message.
The message was accordingly read, as II
,..s Yesterday laid before the house.
Lord Castlereagh In rising to call the
attention of the house to the consideration OF
his maiesty's most gracious message, oe was
certain they would feel as deeply as he o'a
the extremely painful and delicate ouly
which ieyolyed upon him. The present
was one of the most distressing and momen-
tous nublic questions which had ever been
agitsted in parliament. He assured tne
house. that if he had not been persuaded, IN
connon with his colleagues, that every
means which prudence and CONSCIENTIOUS
regard 10 the illustrious personages could
have devised, had been exercised unless
thai he had conscientious!y satisfied himself
that those difficulties which surrounded the
case were such as would require to be tho
roughly removed. and unless he was con-
vinced that in justice to both parties, the
forbearaace ~ hich had hitherto been adopt
ed, WAS no logger practicable, he should
have risen 10 make the observations which
be would feel necessary to state on this nm
nortant subject, with more burdened feel
ings than pressed upon him on the present
occasion If the question had not taken the
course which il had, and if the house had
NOT perceived tina, he had been called upon
10 give some reply to the questions OF The
hon. me mber on the preceding evening, ne
would have felt much less painful feelings II
he was enabled TO state that some doubts
might be entertained whether the matter
o,obt TO receive serious consideration. But
,hs hon. and learned gentleman had ex-
messed his desire of knowing the course
,vh;ch was intended to be adopted, as IT II
,v,s ncss,ble. on the first view OF the COM
m;,tee to state what would be Tue result OF
rho investigation, which it would be the du-
- Of the committee to institute. He begged
,be attention Of the house to what was uni
formIy its practice, when communications
n.ds 10 if from the other branches OF
the legislature upon receiving them anu
!, particular upon receiving one from the
r;ay the house always proceeded 10 take
n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-01
Baltimore, July 90.

Arrived. brig Oswego, Hamilton, 80 days
from Gibraltar. ballast, C.. Deshon. Lett
there 94th ult. July Z, lat. Cd, lon. 39,spoke
Br. ship Warren, OF London, from whaling
voyage. most of his crew down with the
scurcy; supplied him with such articles as
he wanted. Goth, lat 81, Ion SO 90, brig
Perseverance, Croker, from Bath for Hava-
Ia; 90 days out.
Left ship Rising Empire, dis: brig Gene
raj Jackson, Tear, d.: Caroline, Gold, tor
New York, same day: Mercator, OF Alexan-
dria, dis: Pocbon, of Boston, do. The ship
Columbia, kurtz, sailed tor Leghorn, 18th
June. The ship William, Rutter, OF Balti-
more, sailed for Batavia, June l9: Canton
Packet, do do. The U. S. ship Columbus,
left Gibraltar l2th June tor the Straits
The u. S. .rgate Guerrero, do do. None
of the officers of the G. were permitted to
land at Gibraltar, in consequence OF the ma
ny duels anticipated between them and the
military when capt. H. sailed there were
three Dutch line OF battle ships and two fri-
gates and two briggs at Gibraltar.
Flour dull at 5 dols. s.. Domingo Coffee,
x7 cts. Spain was in perfect state of tram
suiity.
Extract of letter from Havana, dated June
20.
We are quietly choosing our represen-
:a,ives here and the citizens are now all
armed, and pretty well trained; patrol duty
is performed bytthem every night, although
we have 6ooo troops here of the army, part
Of whom wish away as soon as may be.
Tac people are yet children in politics
Should the government change IN Spain, this
Island will maintain her independence
We are apprehsnsive of some dis'ur-
lance in Mexico, the yiceroy not having pro-
claimed the constitution; the royal order has
however, understand, gone down.
1.-THE distresses arising from depression
Of commerce has reached US here; produce
has fallen, and planters even at the present
late cannot find purchasers for their crops
and merchants consequent ly cannot get pay
.neats of their debts frcn the planters. Con
6dence is nearly lost, and many houses have
filled. that made considerable shipments tt
Europe last year, all Of which were destruc'
five from the failure OF certain house!
here" [Btston Patriot.