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E.NEr,IIT0R,S SAI.E-

On Icsi1V tie i dry If fquu rs4t,fffnr ifnnt ;~
~ next ait ddy VIII be- cold ivy the stbscrihcr executor
o. Major Hurry liet dcccrsd. 1cadp Tavern ~ tho
cuntv rs Chesterfield bc Rockingham road. about 9
miles atnye tie town OF Neuch, scr, rbt oncion 80
t2l"-t hr for cash. ahpCt EIGHTY SLiVES, CONSISTING
chiefly oi a9n, arl0ugt Whom there excellent hirc
suha ard carpenter also, so co mules and horsc
very large and well formed' oiack1ssCs net cnuey
Aw1ac she horses several foil bloodod mares and coli
Of nc and size. Also, WAGONS and cars with
a The NECESSARY gear and some articles o. coal pii and frn
iar rierssls. BEVERLEY RANDOLPH. Fxior.
Ri-hmont, oct. ?. 42--Wtls
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MARSffAI3S SALE.

TNDtR decree Of the superior of cliancerv for
- he Richmond District pronounced The 9th day NJ
January l ~ cause therein depending between lewis
Convert, plaintiff and 4. Ho9re siaue and another de-
egdnnt sail o fs ~ f9V.f Norsmjer Hcrt, expose
sale ~ Puic auction, f9r clL The premises tract
11d i1E n the county ~ louri0 about three miles from
c cry q" Richmond ona ercct cieI long in plan
os a OH y william street, and iutrrsccts with the road
Known iu the said piar by the OF euicostreet con-
nnt taf.t three yooA. gaf sr pr'c.. Sale com
"eHcr 10 ~ O'Clock. j. GUEHbANT, MISC C.R.p
'ct'ufr- 4c--ffs
~ ANYWAY from nv h0Oss ou c 7th iugist las. m "
negro gTi MANY, Of dk complexion. about fscr or
l1inche, high. Stout and well flrmrhns knot on one Of
her shouWua' rot rccoHrcied whioi'-'ad when SIC
Foped striped Virginia cloth dress aad carried wish her
No other dresses expect She t. ur Ing about In the neigh
borhooas She hos connexions in H. 90 ard win be-
gwen ~ any Person persons who Wiz gopfchend and
bring Der 50 in New kenr county. wear Copfous min m
ten do.afs ioT ooriuing be- a iaii n this stnto.
oH13e9 RIsNAUo A. 10 lBNEfT
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M H. OSuLIlNAN returns his sincere than the vourg
~ Iaocs and gentlemen OF the civ uf Richmond for
KIND announcement he has his commence
meat aud assures can hat cxciian h pu shall be
wanting To merit continuance of that preference they have
given HIM With The grcatest repc Informs tie, tac
ms school will rcCcmmcrcc abOut the 20h inst
and days OF attendapce viii he known hereafter.
Octnhrro
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ana that therefore religion must be free-Nhy
also it may be asked, is not the privilege OF
the habeaS corpus equally essential To the H.
terry offs inhabitants ? Ifa man may be ia
ken up a, time, when there is no invasion
and rebellion, add kept in jail aslong as an ex-
ecutive officer pleases, where is the freedom of
the people d?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
STEAM NAVICATTON

we learn with pleasure. that the proprietor
o. the aieam-sbp Robert Fulton. is prcp,r.
ING an armament to consist of four and two
:. Founders, with - muskets, for the pro,ec-
uo9 OF property belonging to her passengers.
aug aga'ns5 the possibility Of robbery from Che
PFal'ctl Villains Tint are infsti1g the neiehbor-
nood OF Cuba. This armament, together win
she greet advantage which this vessel posses
seS Of throwing boiling water. must af75rd a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

Stone bfIsods, CTrpfuters & LtbOreys--. 4fepd !
TUE Subscriber wishes euloya number Of good va
sons Carpenters ant LabOrcrs bridge ercctirg
Cor which te following viii he riycn Tor stone
from = - Co Gl pes day, ard found. 7 would be U
u~ o. engage with bv the perch the pier.
an deiennrd 10 rake them l as perdile possible For
ih9regs - mouth and found be- allowed the add
uouai price ~ per month end fnd themselves ard Isl
worthy w the expiration Of the first mouth the "a u0ntif
wages VIII W. fdvsn-c Astle situation Is of tine
healihym thc Stale aud the piers raised considerable 81
farce out Uftnr prevent bei vet, win o. cond
ca further nd0ceInert for nc who wi 20
irlflefiafplv. DAVID sCC4
Garter vi''r. Ori. Z. s1--sfe
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5osrON, September 2I.-The inhabitants
OF Boston and vicinity We're yesterday again
gratiiied hya second ascension Of Mr.. Guile
with MS balloon.
few minutes before :, =. III. the signal
balloon was let off, which took q westerly d.
fectioa and induced the spectators TO believe
that hr. tS's tour would be over Charles Ri
yer, or across the Mill Dam towards Brighton.
About four O'Clock the Grand Balloon, to
which was attached Dir. GUILLE calmly seated
IN IFS car, waving the American ensigns. rose
malestca!iy from the Gardens; and with gran
deur ascendtd to great height in the air,
missing nut little sldeloas progress and that in
northwestern direction
After gaining Il still greater height in thc ;;r
the Balloon seemed 10 have met with a new
current OF wind, which carried it very gradual
~ IN an casteriy directlOntowards the harbor
Some anxiety now began to be evident a
monS the vast collections OF people in and
about the Common, lest Mr.. G's adventurous
spirit should have exposed him to the chance
cf drowning or at least sea bath
Alter remaining suspended in the air for Sc
Ver"l minutes, nearly stationary, NJ. G. com
lnenced his arrangements for returning TO his
friends, and relieving Them, as wen as the n,,-
lnerolis spectators of their great anxiety.
rs before, his descent as he approached the
'af'h, continued to become more rapid, until
ma entirely from the view ofthc people upon
the Common and in the Gardens. Coniec-
t'res were then ahoat as to the precise spot in
winch he would touch the surface Of the
earth.
?, fortunately for our adventurous hero, the
oaiioon came down within few yards OF the
end Central-wharf, where boat received
MIR. Guile, almost as soon as he touched the
surface of the water.
mr.. Guile estimates the greatcst height to
which ne assembled, from nne to twelve thou
SAND feet. From the time he left the Gardens
~, ti ne descended, was about fifteen minutes.
Ahe BALLOON was at It's greatest height while
III The most northerly direction, being then
over Charles River, little north of Central
wharf when descending it came again into
me e9sterly current OF air, and was waited to-
'''"'i' 'he town. Patriot
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hilbgan and Welchman arrived here This
norning n the custody of Mr.. HAYS. The fol-
owing particulars of their apprehension are 81
ven 10 The Albany Daily Advertiser.
10y an extract of a letter from Montreal, da-
ied sept received by gentleman of New
crk' on his return from the springs, we are
informed Of the following facts
Last evening your two Phoenix bank rob
oers were safely Rugged outof MOutreal-Hays
ana Seaman, the sherihs, came in pursuit of
them, and $. p. Lemoine, Esq. of Tew-Y York,
arrived at the same time, 10 claim the protec-
'uon oi tiie English government (haging been
employed by the friends and relations Of Milf
gam Tor the benefit oF the habeas corp,Is for
ia Ini'san' VINO IS British subject, born in Ire
i,.a,na,wIthn his maiesty's doininions. Mr.. T..
VT is understood) in his capacity Of counsel,
warned them of their danger. and 70 his sur
PRISE found that all former qualifications as IN
g glelr confinement were not founded on fact
tney were at large. Welchman was very I'M
I'uy-mllllgan very meek and quiet; but our
ac'iSe olhcers having previous information. aud
s9spcctins what was the purport of I.ernoine's
sist 20 me c'lprits, got fellow to play nine
pms with Welchman, and at half past one in
ue morning, Thatcher took them, the shprifs
sllu some ctlcrs, post haste 10 Pittsburgh.
rom which place il is exepcied they will take
passage on board the boat Congress. bv which
"'S 'euer reaches You" N T.4mer.
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DISSC LUTON.

gNiE coparner>h.p 81 LUDLOW BRAatIAN & CO. ia
COLUMBIA was dissolved the day OF Vrerhcr 500
by Limitation. The business of the concern viii he sr
by l." Braniam LUDLOW BRAhihAAl,
EDMUND BROWN,
Richmond Sept. Of, 1921. wevi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
Tl HenricO COpnf1J COllrf .3D,JT - 1901
ToIE RANDOLPH of Roanoke PLAINTIFF
- against V' IN nup.r
DfEudnrs


Adam MURRAY, Defendrrt
This day the plaintiff by his attorney and il appenr
ing the that the plurcs capas issued acain lie de-
PENDANT has been returned found the motion of the
plaintiff IL IS Orsred That proclamation do issue WARNING
the defendant appear here the first day of the mex
term that Judgment will he rendered against him and II
further ordered that the said proclamation published ON
three successive days the Of the courthouse m
icurico county, and also three times in the Richmond En-
quirer. A copy. Til G.. HOWARD ID q
October 40 y, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

I NfDDhtMaIioN Is wanted and requested OF certain
n JoiiN hEAii, who left the state Of Virginia about
eighteen years ago as have in my hands his proportion
"a 'he estate ni ihomaS Behcl dec. ready nr distribution
CLAYBoKN BETHEL, Adm'or he bonis non
Ilcnricn Oct .. 49-1 iwt
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protection adequate 10 an attack from any o
the picaroons lurking in those seas. Her en-
CINE is one. of the most powerful and is capa-
BILE of throwing double the quantity of water
lboilins hot) which an ordinary fire engine now
in in the city can. lis asserted, that she can
discharge from her boiler ten hogsheatls, of 30
gallons EACH in minute, and throw il nearly
To the distance of point blank muskct range.
Who knows but this method may vet be re-
sorted To as national defence and as a new
weapon To- carry the war into an enemy 5
camp. M Y. Ga-.
" Iork Boo~d Of Heath, Sept 81, 1891.
There has been reported To the Board of
Health, by the Resident Physician, two cases
OF malignant fever, one at No So Oak-strret.
and the other at No. 81 Bancker-street. The
lirst case is that of Thomas G. Hawlcy's, No.
IL, west side Of James'-slip, and the second
David Coils, son of MIR. George Coils, black
smtf--he worked al his fathers shop, No eos
Front street.
The Board also state, that two persons who
were taken sick were sent down To the Marine
Hospital. One was Francis Morgan, from No.
2l3 Water-sreet, the other Peter Howard,
from No. els Water-strect-both had worked
on board the Ann Maria, lying ut Quarantine,
a slckly vessel, from which four persons had
died at the Marine Hospital. By order of the
Board.
STEPHEN ALLEN, President.
Since dead.
Notwithstanding The above report, we are
warranted by many eminent gentlemen of the
Faculty in stating, that the city is uncommon
~ free of sickness, and that there is no lust
cause alarm. ~ Y. Gaz.
Deaths IN Norfolk. for Tie 81 hours ending ON
Thursday The eth inst at noon.
NONE.
For The "a hours ending ON Friday aGM inst
at noon.
Typhus Fever, negro man,
Bilious, an infant,
Malignant, a sailor,
Scrofua, negro child,
}. MYERS, Inspector.
More favorable ,Ceather.-The sun has cross
ed the line, without our experiencing any of
the violence of its usually accompanying gale
indeed we have scarcely been sensible that
that period has passed by: little rain and
thick weather for about 81 hours, has been
the only interruption to the serenity of our
sky. The last two days fire has been very
agreeable, and on Thursday slight frost was
visible in the adjacent country. This must be
pleasing intelligence to our absent citizenship
deed to all interested in the speedy restoration
oil the health OF our town. Beacon.
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a FARM FOR SALE

4 FARM FOR SAJF
F2Y vruc Of deed oftrust from George Avery dated
- the 26 day OF January 1872 FOR the purposes therein
expressed VIC The undersigned SHALL lie sseoid Monday nj
JanaJ ac proceed 10 sell 10 tie highest bidder for ready
money at The door Of the courthouse Of Wood county state
OF VIZ inii Two acs OF land situated NJ Bccyic in the
county aforesaid, inc containing y estimation 153 acres
and ~ rods and living the Ohio r,cr;be other contain
mg four acres lying the last mentioned tract and in
Gliding the mills Of the said Avery.
GEORGE MAYBERRY, 49,
JOSEPH SPENCER, 'u'e's-
Bailerille. Wood county, vs.. October O. 41-vf3wf
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NOTICE

re E pnbic cautioned take from any one Ne
II gotiable Note dated the Goth Ult for S731 90 draw
by r. Ab5ait Jr ca. payable endorsed bv the sub
scriheTs the same having been lost by them between t
Basin and Shockoe Hill, and payment thereof stopped
October ?. II NJ b. POITIAIIX & 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02
,JAMES LYONS In

as removed his Office TO the above the store of
Messrs G Dyball Coin addition to the courts held
this city lac will continue attend the superior and infe
~ courts in the county Of Hanover oct st
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Tie Trustees OF Genifo .3c0de,0U

~ . 80 800" " N'O"ttV "iCuLtHYs
y Powhaian county, have engaged Mr. BENZ HIIN AN
DEtSON to continue as Teacher the ensuing year The
price Of tuition will be for Latin Greek 5O English
5 90.
IJBoard can be had in the neghborhood at s 3d.
October 2 f2Nwgyyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

TYPIlUS.


The fever described under the namc of ;yphus in
your paper, rs prevailing ia tic counties tic Roam
oKe, Is probably contagious and communicated from
one .rSon or Family To another, Ike tic small pos I;
and II So those who have already passed through the
ievcr, VIII not hayC IL again.-If We could ri,c con-
Glsiuus lever more tIIp once. u would never tcrn-
nate IN calth spontaneously the cun;aaon produced.
would always renew the dsc.t-C as i- the cl.r with
the itch and some ohcrs-Ibcsc never cease of tiem-
selves, they continue through life but ihc small pu<
ana DINER crnpuyc lovers. as wei! typhas, rl'n ic,
course in u certln numhcro! days, and terminate n
licHith nnlcss TIE patient dies before tiui period-
These contagious fcycts Garry of vast number of
a ages, and iu a countries 10 r. therefore Of ore.i
Importance TO prevent thcir propagation, and il po.-
ne, 10 root out tlc contslon cuse ,iai produces
them.
The STATE Of virginia has - law 10 prevent hc
small poX HON spreading Cstonl ttat law 20 ever.
contiguous fever, and they viii b. arrested wherever
they arc destroy the Comagou whcrcycrit isis and
Toe lever must ce1se To cicc ts, pat beds, clothes.
and every article Of furniture capable Of hold nr con-
tagons NATTER in thc gfould and cover tbcn nij "a,
in' lfc,h carih may touch every part Of h,cn rs s
that plr Of the earth here intended in which plnnl.
grow Yea ti,em stay tier" twelve hoUrs and ii, sill DE-
Max" largo fires in every room Of DC ~ ried
houses, W'ii doors and window e,iof go tl,t the
Whole may Lc KEEP; rs hot bof't1g water Tor an
hour, when The fre goes down open tic d1oss and
windows, and every article in these rooms wiil be-
recd from al conie{pH ua;'or Of fit' prove d
byczpcrelCc, and viii d.f~y TIC coufrion wherever
u H.. and ot whatever disease - q the GAUGE lt H. Oh
great consequence 90 those wU are cqtfrd q, sa.i,
lcvcfs, and SGT we'll to be- able 10 pscvrii .cnt-
typ'ns admit, tt', very generally dach'd of Pc
rowan barb or dose. three times Il day .s rc.,srsliy
s1"cc>-i1i a,d fhe fewer should take place IL Is
comparatively nil and safe
~ the iok roums where r1ficnfs are .ick open eve
~ door ar1 window, place tle patient ncn g. t.le
leeVaid door or y9Jov, tltt whatever air passes
through may blow oni fi,r attordtu,s towards fsc ia
te0ts o is surprising bow nctr you nay ouic r Die
WY ""n 'a"y Q" 5ri1gHc ,st'rg aid is tia e.ck
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26

Alta meeting of the Washington Society
OF Alexandria, at Clagett's Hotel, on Thurs
day, the 22d February, 1891.
Ii xas rssuiued, unanimously, That the
thanks OF this Society be presented to Peter
II. erase. esq for his elegant Grafton, deli
vered this day; and that he be requested to
furnish a copy thereof for publication.
Extract from the minutes.
c. P. THOMPSON, Sec.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
GENERAL JACKSON AND JUDGE
FROMENTlN.


We now learn that "a serious differ
enr' he'ween these two gentlemen has
actually grown out Of the conflict of
jurisdiction between them in their Off
"iat stations, in relation to the ease Of
C'I. Cai'ava. This we consider. a
matter Of much mare interest than the
ease Ia which IL originated, and we
think 1t our duty TO extract, for the in
formation Of our readers, the first no.
!ice we tiud of it in the public prints
1t IS contained in an article g from an
authentic source" published in the
Charleston Southern Patriot'' of De-
toher 8 f; the material contents Of which
are comprised in the following OK.
tract: N-nt Int
notwithstanding the tendency of the
question Of jurisdiction before the Executive,
It see ms that Judge Fromentln did not hold
himself at liberty to refuse to take cogni-
zance of the case Of Colonel Callava, and
believing himself legally vested with the ne.
cessAry jurisdiction, he is,ued the writ of
hsoeas corpus. being anxious to avoid,
In any way Prejddicing the question relative
to the papers demanded oy General JACK son,
he made the friends of the Colonel, who was
then IN prison, give security in the sum of
$4,000, that the papers should be for,hcom.
ing whenever the right to them should be de.
termined.
'Fhe return made by General Jack.
son to this ha6eas corpus, was a citation
TO Judge FFomentIn to appear before him, To
shew cause why he should not be attach.
ed for contempt offered TO a superior tri-
nunai, IN the act of issuing that writ. In
the mean time, Callava wa, discharged, after
MS sealed box had been broken opeo and the
papers t'ksn oft. and the further prosecution
"i the remedy If the habcas corpus became
of course I'nmaterial.
. An unwrll'ngne,s to be openly embroied
with the Governor, however, induced Judge
Fr"mentIn To call privatel, Oh General Jack.
I'm the ensuing day, not with On idea of o.
bey'ns the citation, but as All expression NJ
'nf'vidusi and official respect. Blu; &c had
no reason To bs satisfied vita the ressit ,f
this visit. Gen. Jackson told hi N explicitly.
sn'' Afterwards repeated it TO others, g that
he should have been punished mad he gone
one step torsier.' Gan. Jacks it seems.
insisted that he had acted towards Colonel
Cailavs IN his Supreme judicial cdyacifv,
ana mat taking IN into custody was justin.
able on The ground Of contempt, unaffected
IN his tardy com pliance with the order to de.
liver the papers.
- These events transpired on the Esd and
Din III August, and from that time until the
81 Septic nber, very little else wa, talk ed of
IN Pensacola. Ia the course OF ttiat time a
rep"r' go, into circulation, and reached the
ears ct Judge Fro,nentin, that on his visit to
Gen. jackson he had made an apology for
issuing the writ of haoeAs corpus, and there
ny escaped punishment
"Onfor una,ely, Instead of merely coo.ra.
dicting the story ahd disrega it, he
thought It incumbent Upon him To rescue his
judicial cbaraa.S. cuoxo rho rd,n., IS -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
@ge 9a5ette.
WINCH ESTER:
S.aTURDaY, oct. Goth, 1921.


We refer our readers to the article ,ro:,.
the Richmond Enquirer, in relation 20 tn.
conduct OF Geo. Jackson. in he Case OF Coz
CaiiAva and Judge Frcmentin. The Jun i.
nous and correct view which Mr.. Ricli,,
has taken of this ubiect, cannot, We think
fan to satisfy every man, tina, Gen. Jack con
has transcended his powers in an alarm =
degree -Another article from the Charleston
Southesn Patriot Confirms he ouluion h,.
therto enter aimed by US, hat Judge From-n.
tin did not, as has been ,tated, coGcede ia,
lie oid not possess the power to interpoae D..
tween Caiiava and JACK son. The contrer,
now appears TO be ,he fact; but ad uniting for
moment that Fromentin had CONCEDED tn.
point, should TINT have satisfied ,ie Americ n
peopie' Exercising almost ab,oiute power !:
powers which have "ever beet entrusted L..
ANY other individual in our Country; * -
sessioS also temper and disposition Calcutta.
ted 10 awe the most determined into .ubmi
sion, would it have been surprising if Juds f
rromenlD had been intiuidated by the Vi
oience ot Gen. Jackson's passions, and hA,e
acknowledged his error in issuing the wis
OF Habeas Corpus? We trast that this sub
Ject will b. Investigated by the proper an.
tn ,rilies, with that dig ity ana tir:nnes,
which Its Importance merits.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

mould be taken plentifully; and it they re.
main weak, for some time, small doses of So.
mac tea, { taking spoonful Of sumac TO one
and q half quart af water for hot infusion, J
and small doses of rhubsrb, and laudsnum.
will have the best effect, to strengthen weak
bowels.
There Is one dangerous species of fever,
which does not raise, nor quick en- the pulse.
causes no remarkable heat of the body, nor
thirst; but begins with smart chill. This /,
she pestilential fever. 1t kills people before
they or their friends are aware of the dan
ger, sod they potrify as soon as the breath
n out.
As soon as the fever ia perceived. the body
y to be rubbed with the anti ointment.
and it IL to be repeated every two or three
hoor., until the body aud limbs are found to
be tull OF eruptions these will raise the
Pnise, and will stimulate the vital powers to
\ vigorous action; and the poison which has
been received, will be thrown oct ON IN.
skin, in a salutary suppuration; and the pa
siont be soon restored TO -alth
p. s. Small doses of tartar eme,ic NAV
IN the latter case be safely empipyed. to
purge the intestinal channel; but no purpes
nor bleedings should be employed in any 9th.
er Autumnal Fever; for they are very apl to
produce relapses, and hinder the pa,ient',
20 overy.
Let nobody be surprised at my forbidding
bleeding. and purging in these feves.: when
they are recommended 10 ordinary esac,ice.
IL IS because the ordinary Doctors have no,
those means by which fevers can he cured
Immediately. So they must at less, do
something and trust to nature, to rectify
their errors, il they do wrong.
remain. Respectfully, sir,
Your most cbed,ent and
Hun'bs servant,
JOHN STROEBEL.
Physician in Ne1u York.
Io the Editors of the Republican Gazetke
at Frederick fo1cn