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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
JOHN DUFF,
j. A. DICKSON.
Boston Theatre, June An, 1891.

MR. KEAN.---We learn that MIR. Kean,
the celebrated tragedian, has taken passage
in the ship Martha, Captain Sketchley, for
Liverpool, which vessel is to sail this day.
We have also learnt that this gentleman has
had the remains of the late George Fred
crick Augustus Cooke, the celebrated actor,
removed from the vault in which hley were
deposited to n new grave in the same yard
4St. Pauls) and has given orders for the cree
zion of handsome marble monument in
Gcmmemoration his histrionic fame. Phe
monument is already begun.
IN. y. Com. .4ir.
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THE ROSCIAD.

The Editors OF the Boston Commercial
Gazette mention that, after having" taken
some pains to be informed of the facts in re-
lation to Mr.. Kean's departure from Boston,
they are well assured that his letter of apollo
gy is absolutely misrepresentation" They
state that the managers Of their theatre, So
far from concurIing, as he alleges, in the step
which he took, used all their influence and
the strongest entrcaties To dissllade him from
it. In answer TO his allegations that" he
heard of no dissatisfaction with his conduct
until lie arrived in New York." and that " he
passed the morning after the rupture of his
engagement, TRANQUILITY ut Boston," it is aver
rel that he fully knew ofthe lively sensation
which at once pervaded the city; that he
saw the publications in the morning papers
that he had I" ordered an extra Stage to con-
Yey him to New ork, but from apprehen-
sions that his adieux might not be SO COM
Portable as he could wish, he made his exit
early i'll the forenoon, leaving orders for the
stage to overtahe him a few miles from
town"
The whole affairs ludicroIs, especially in
the contrast between the incidents ofhs first
aud second congo. The latter could hardly
be called a .fdreloeH. The American world
w!il have, no doubt, to encounter the shock
of grand manifesto, dated London, sc.
from the mighty master of the histronc art,
tending 10 shew that this art is not I" only
inits infancy" throughout these States, but
unronceived, unde rrated and even nsulted
il" the literary emporium" of the Western
hemisphere. Let the Yankees tremble and
confess.
ouid admirati estis? Quasi vero novum
hume proieratur, JOven facorc his;roniam
N1f ED-
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+ NEW YORK, June THE ship Martha,
S&etchley, sailed yesterday for Liverpool,
with the following ssengers-General
Wade Hampton, Edmund Kean, Esq. Messrs.
j. Smith, w. Smith, John Sherwin, Geo.
Fathcrstonllaugh, John MilIar, G. Perkins,
Mr. Jenney, and j. Ashton.
Lieut. Comm'd, Nj. G.. PERRY, is appoint
cd To the command of the u. S. schooner
Shark, now fitting out at Washington. The
Shark is bcautifulyessel, mounting 2 guns,
and carrying about 80 men.
american .NanJdciares.--#e understand
the PaTERsnAM bonnet, sold yesterday by
NIessrs p. l.. Mills & Co. was purchased by
G. C. Cambreleng, Esq. at 80 dollars.
THE BALLOON.
Mr. GUILE went up yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, from Vauxhall Garden
The wind was fresh at S. S. T.. and took the
Balloon in its current after il had reached
the height of about 80 feet above the tops
of the trees. After Swimming at that height
over the surface about three quarters of a
mile, the Balloon DIES ended near Lovc-lane,
without injury to the ;efoaaut. 1t is Judged
that about 10000 persons collected TO wit
ness the ascent, and that about 5000 paid
for admission into Vauxhal Garden. They
generally returned disappointed
Ucr. .4iu.
June 8.-We understand Mr. FoRsYTH,
minister to Spain has taken passage in the
new ship Fabius, now loading for Cadiz.
Mr. Gelston, who arrived last evening in
the brig Gen. Ward, left Vera Cruz on the
2d OF May All business was suspended at
that place mo mails had arrived from Mexico
Tor three weeks, and the whole interior OF
The country was in Il state of revolution. The
crews OF all vessels arriving at Vera Cruz
Were taken out TO man the forts.
A private letter was received at Vera Cruz
on the first of May, from LIMA, stating that
unless assistance was Immediately afforded,
the place must surrender to the Patriots.
MIR. Gclston also informs, that Capt. REID,
of the u S. sloop of war Hornet, was taken
dangerously i'll few days before the Gen
Ward left Havana. RIO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12

The cafe Shoe and Far for the exhibition and
sale of all kinds of lire stock agricultural inpLe-
meats, &c. took place the It'll inst at the Mary
land Tavern, miles from Bamorc-agreeably 10
the arrangements of the 90 Maryland Agricultural
Society The assemblagc is estimated (says the
Baltimore Patfioi) at about 5000 people among
them vast number of the most distinguished agri-
cnltnraliss Of this and the adjoining states We
shall seize the opportunity of a,ing tie detailed Re
port, las soon receive il,) before our readers
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NOTICE.

Nv
IL persons indebted the subscribers arc requested o.
come forward anh liqldate their respective accsurts
as Indulgence be granted much longer parcuar V
10 those " no nave been In
MORPTSG A.
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thcsunp,casant alternative, of either, by 81
iencc, admitting the truth of that statement,
or of publicly disayowing it. They there
fore respectfully state, that Mr. KS refusal
TO perform the part of Richard the 81, was
not only without their concurrence, bat met
from them all the opposition in their power,
which they thought decorous aud gentle
manly This course was dictated by u sense
of duty that they owed to the patrons of the
Drama and when they add, that Mr.. X.
was not to receive any specific sum for his
services, but was to share the receipts of the
eight nights, if they exceeded certain a
greed sum, and to have the ninth night clear
for his benefit, it will appear evident, that
iatcresi as well as duty would prevent them
from concurring."
The Managers submit this statement in
duty TO the Public and themselves, not from
any hostility to Mr.. Kean.
JOHN DUFF,
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CTI.ARK,S -OEEICE.

CliSRk'S OFFICE,
Nollktsss Corner If Cn'ycit r AInriqf sf.st.s.
BALTIMORE, i2h Iufs, al.
Scheme Of The .MuyiGnd STATE Lsf,eig.
Prize of iO.01o Dollars, is 1000 Dollars
rrl,e of SlDO nollars, is c0,o1O I,olinrs
Prize OF 10000 Dollars, is 1900 Dollars
Prizes OF 5000 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
- Prizes of 1000 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
90 Fries Of 100 Dollars, Is 5000 Dollars
100 Prizes of 81 Dollars, is 5000 Dolla-s
500 Prizes of 30 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
GOO Prizes OF 10 Dollars, is $1,000 Dollars
t675 Prizes 10000 Dollars
$3.50 Blanks Not two blanks pri7eall payable in
cash. SAB ecs 10 Il s }ur;.5a d n 9erc.. oll..
10000 Tickets 81 91iolars, is 10000 Dollars
The whole lottery be completed ti;r1y drawings
First drawn 500 blanks will he entitled to 10 collars each.
u The iraw.ny take place shortly in the civ of
baltimore and to be comp iee with all possible dseich.
Tickets dollars Quarters IS
Halves 20 Eightiis 12t
Scheme IF the University Iottery.
Prize of 10000 Dollars, is S0OGO Dollars
Prize Of 10000 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
Prizes of 5000 Dollars, is 1900 Dollars
20 Prizes of 1000 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
10 Prizes of 500 Dollars is 5000 Dollars
loo Prizes Of 100 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
30 Prizes OF 20 Dollars, is 1000 Dollars
COCO Prizes Of 10 Dollars, is 66Ooo Dollars
6,935 Prizes 10000 Dollars
1905 Blanks
10000 Tickets nj Dollars, IS 10000 Dollars.
INot two blanks 10 pIiLe-all payable in Cash
Subject To deduction o. Is per cent-and first drawn
aI afNt
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Examination Of the Opinion Of he Supreme
Court, an he case of CoHENs as. THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06

HlSO, IN I IUWbcr ,Tdrd,
general sssor.ment of country Lumber, con-
ssting ofship Plank, boat Boafds, comm Oh oak do.
and joists hAf inch chcsnu, boards, ac. ac
WEXFORD Aptil Is =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06
NEW GOODS.


HAS during the past week added 90
Packages OF sessonsble Fancy and staple GOODS.
TO his former assortment. which now comprehend
almost eve.y article of Foreign and Domestic Man.
uiscturc, which are offered at very reasonable
prceS.
AMONG TRrN NARE:-
Superfne hair. back, niX d and black
French BroadlloIhs.
Do black, blue end other colo d English
and Aneric all ditto.
Hemp, thread, silk, cotton and worsted
whole and half Hose.
Plaid Silks and Scersockers.
Csn,on aud Nankin Grapes and Grape
Dresses.
Real me'iDo, crspe, silk and metino border
ed and other Cotton Shaw!s
Merino hkfs. and indisDensables.
Elegant O. ludia book Musius.
Plain and faocy leno ditto.
Lace Veiis ard Shawis.
White O.illing and Shee,iogs for pau,a-
looms.
Cheap Linens and Cambcics.
Back and brown ,willed Bomba xe,ts, for
rpen's summer wear.
Sts"t cotton Cassimeres and striped leans,
h,g hkfs linen cembHc do.
great vatie'y Of Ribbons.
Cafpetng aud Carpe; bindings, &c.
--.iLSO--
Three bales superior domestic Shirt
ings and Sheetings.
Newrort, Juse 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06
RICO rLAIN
SAITlNS x LEVANTINES.
H. Sessions,

HAS jus, received good assortment
Of rich plain Satins md Levsntine., Sd and = 4
plain silk shswls, Nankn aud Canton Grapes, black
sa,uns .nd India Lesnntnes, Nsnkin Grape dresses,
Grape shswis. Imitation Merino. do. Mcrino bdkts
broeadcd eordtred do Plaid Lutstrng, green,
white and pink 10 JEcone, Muslin, white and green
GauEe, Italian black aud white Grape. pl.in Csssi
mere ana ooidsres shawls hong silk Gloves, short
kid and silk do se,rsu,kels.-ALso. 1 Case of
LEGhoRN's, OF superior quality. some very low
prieed-.ii OF which will be sold at reduced prices
May SO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06

's'
S bbls Gin,
10 cords GrcwooJ,
1000 fish barrels.
50 rum d,tto,
100 Quinta.s Goldfish,
80 barrels Flour,
IS grinds,ones,
20 bundles wrapping
paper,
200 VI hogs lard.
100 bushes pot -,oes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06

Like q
400 W, pearl ashes, L
10. O00,hhd. hoops, a
i.O00 bb poles.
90 bushels plaster, {
1900 pine Ciapbosrds
80 m. do shingles,
800 Chesnut ,si's. 4
~ bushels white
be ms,
4 hrds n v. Rum, 4.
q do SioIas .es, y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06
FOX SALE,

Ind tosseSsion give7 Immediately
A small Estate lyiug in Middlotown.
Il I containing ono acre OF land, well fenced
with good stone ~ail, very pleasantly sits''.d. ~nh
n convenient dwelling house aud other bthiags |.
sumo excellent apple trees, and a never f.i'itg veil
OF water thereol For terms apply TO EL'Z bF'u
SMITH. on The premises, or JANE, FARLEY.
Newport.
Mdlietown, May 9Th, 1891
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06
NOTICE..

4 SPECIAL Meeting ofthe CYvacH
"A MIssIosARy SOCIETY, ofR T. will be hold.
en- rms D.iY At y O'Clock, n. st Tshity Church,
ia this ,own-The objects are to transfer the funds
to the Treasurer Of the State Convention. and TO
d0ce the nunlber necessary 10 constitute quorum.
By order: N. b. CRoCKER, Vice Prei.
W.R DANFoRrH, Ssehy
lime
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06

DAY GOODS.
Brosdeloths.
Cassineres,
Ngonia Cloth,
sst,ine,s, Serges,
Nesilnss, Blankets
herseys,
felice Cloths,
Bslzes. flannels,
shaw's, iidlts.
Romhasetts, Nildlores,
Norsted Plaids,
Birds eye Wogs,ed,
RaItlueis,
Mer,no Trimming,
Green Table eV,ess,
irish Linens,
tineu sheetings,
Russia sh, e,ings,
Linen CambIsCs,
Long lawn,
Thread ilcos and Foot
ings,
Linco Cambria Htlkfs.
iioss. Tapes, Threads,
Marking Canvass.
Crash. Diaper,
Table linen,
Bu,kram, Clsx,
Dro~n linens,
Black linens,
Sankin x Canton Grapes.
Italian Grapes.
Levsnlinc siIks, :
Iustrings, SinChsws,
PLAID aiiks,
esrsnsts,
f,Otentin.s, Bombs sins,
Silk iace, ~'avlns,
Csmbr'c prmts, CALI
Goes,
Gsmbr,cs. Nuslins,
Dimiii,s Neisets.
TWIST Nh.r,Ings & Sheet
inLs,
Fancy NesIlnss,
Jean, NIi.klos,
fine Giugh ms.
Bed Ticking,
Warps, Kniaiog cottons,
CandleS lex, O,I Cloths,
Suspenders.
Pearl. Ivory. Thread and
W,ie Shirt Buttons.
Coat and Vest Buttons.
Hosiery, Gloves,
Umbrellas,
Carpe,Ings and Hearth
Rugs
BOOKS
Moral and ReliRinus.
III IiRCOLh
Consists OF 1000 volun
sdai,ion. of al new york
Newport. May o 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06

sJ,PHIyiIAG, a/ aH kind- e1tenIea "a
q ,aasfaesor, manner, At thi, t6.ee
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06
Poa-OHce \ oficc.

oh-DULt 'V'''
A CopaEsPoSDEscs has been carried on
"A by certain indUi idnais oi this io~n, shd
others residing a. the S,u'hwsrd' Wy w''ng
theie Lcttcrs upon The margins OF N'w'pa-
pcrs 10 put sn end to spch T. suGu'.n' piae'
ices, notice is now given, tbs' ~ lu,utt' no
New.papers will be delivered 'om 'h's o.
fee, reeeiued Jrom he Sonfh1On,d, without
heir being previously oGsncd ard eram ned !
and oone viii be forwarded, tzttk' ,0Hs
ht!er hostage, unless one cod Of the package
be lef; open.
Efec,uai measures are adopted 10 drfea,
The further coo;rsvening the Ppst Once
Laws The above Regus,ions ore not TO
exteod To he Prin,rfs.
Is B MUMFORD. PoN. Masey.
Nav %
T.. 4 ,I.U -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06
LIGHT PRINTS.
Robert p. Lee,

HASJusi 'ccc'vcG, 70 pieces more Of
those cheap light undress'd PRINTS, aud going for
only Is cents per yard.
LiheWiSe, some elegant Pa;asos,
from i2s TO 81, 50.
Time
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06
i DO(y,S ~ .DICINE.
State OF khode Island, &c.

Nay 25, 1921.
THE crSlitors Of Russell Barnes, Of
BurrilvilIc, in the county OF Providence, a'e
hereby notified to appear Ct they shall see
fu) at the General Assembly to be holden at
al Newport, on the third Mondsy cI June
next, to shew cause Why his petition for the
bench Of the &C, entitled, an act for the re-
lief Of Insolyent deb'o o;s" ought not to be
gtab,ed. HEsRI BowES, Sefry.
MAY 30
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-06
IA ME S ii A NJ NONE,
HAS FOR SALE,
Ar rhs NoRrh WANG OF Ins a.. q B4 t.

OF Ths u. ! 4 u o..
Miscs naIt,us,
ioery,
Nautical and "a So
yu,eRiic Z >clUOl i' -
STATION
Writing, Lelb
Wrsppiog psPu't.f
descriptions ~ '.,.
ttse,
b'-nk aud Ac->Ltt
6ooks.
nlsnA Forms,
Desk materials,
Morocco Ware,
Materials ior draw. Is,
painting and fIsv
work,
School, Stationary a..
faocy articles
PAPER iiANciNcS
French and Arn,r,,.n
Paper hanging sd
borders 10 match
HOUSEHOLD HAND.
WARE
Br tsi;ia Tea and Coil G
Pots.
Flock Tin. do 10.
ics Tts)s. Wine DO.
h u. 4 brC sd Baskets,
ktists aud 10 rs,
Fable a,ce >.
Pi.,ed anJ Japp m Cd
ts,tors.
Co'lee Niils. ssd Irons.
Csrdi,sti k aud lamps.
steel snuff, r. snd TRAYS,
Pocket Lanterns.
ming i'sns,
Cork kscr,ws, Grstcts,
Andirons. Shovel and
1engs.
Hearth Brushca X Del,
lows.
LOCKING GLASSES.
Git aud Mshogsn, iram'
I'd
BRUSHES.
House Brushes,
Dusling do
White Wash,
Hearth. Psint. Clothes
Hat am shoe,
sUNDtilES.
Superior kaSors,
Duffs Razor straps,
Dressing Cases,
Patent lead Brushes,
Day and Mar,lns superi.
OF Backing. ssc. &c.
ING L,BDAEN,
cs. aDd continues TO have
suitable Or the same.
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More New Goods.

JONATHAN REYNOLDS,
Has for safe al his stone in NickjvG.
Red Cover, Herds Grass, bosdcA Gtass,
una Red Tn SttdS.
also,
4 General assortment Of Hardware az
"A Cutlery b,ass hndirons, shovels scd
toogs-ALSO, Dry GOODS, Ha's, Shoes, and
Groceries; Dutch Plough l'ons, Shire
Mould,, and Pioughs, ,esdy made p,,en,
pitch forks; ,oad and narrow ca, seci
axes Hoes, S'y,hes and Snea,h,, bar lroD
aud steel, nail RODS and Dalis Il all so,ts;
hcarb tile, brick,s,one lime, Window Ga3
and putiy, Linsecd aod Lamp oil SC. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

windows. Ga Sunday, eist, being Esierday,
the Greek Patriarch, eighty years of age, with
three bishops, aud eight ot the inferior clergy,
We're publlcSiy hung. This is the first in
stance, Cor two hundred years, of the execu-
ton al a Patriarch. "A energetic procl,,mn-
ton AZ the 25th inst. put an cad to these dis
orders
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SUPERINTENDENT m TEYAs

The following IS an extract from letter lately
received by n gentleman in this county.-
The writer, SrEPHEv +. AUSTIN, was for
nery member OF the house Of delegates
in the Missouri Territory and has since been
a circuit Judge in the Territory Of Arkansas.
Ills Father, 60 whom reference is made in
The latter part of the extract, died lately af
his residence in Missouri. Should any per
son wish for more particular information in
relation TO this subject, he win, on applica-
ton to tie Editors ofthe Argus, be referred
to a source whence il may be obtained.
FmnkJ6rl (Ky.J .4re1ts.
.Nsfchd0ciee. (Log.) JliJ IR. 1891.
DEAR Sfs-I am now this fir on my Jour
Ucy TO the Province of Texas, to take pos-
session OF the lands granted TO my father Col.
hoso5 Austin, formerly OF Mine a-Bu~tou.
NJ, .ssouri, Ny the Spanish government.
The land lies on the Colorado and Brassos
rivers, and includes situation on Che Bav of
~. Bernard suitable for a sea port, at wficlI
place port " entry s. e7dr5ed to bc csiab.,sb.
ed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

Noodsidcs wharf, as Ihaye above observed.
and that part of Watcr-sircet heading il, are
the sickly section. There are about "a
tenemcnts within thespace of 90 yards square i,
which are occupied by numbers of poor
miserable creatures, whose habits are as filthy
as the mind can conceive, and fit fuel to feed
the fire OF any malignant or contagious disease
Since the appearance OF disease among them,
however, the police have had their houses
cieansed and ventilated, and lime profusely
scattered IN the lane and vacant spots in the
vicinity of their dwellings.
The above, believe, are all the facts which
have come TO my knowledge, and have ia
Ken particular pains TO inform myself daily
cannot think that the sickness abates nor
extends Itself, but will be better able TO inform
you by next boat At present my object is
tn correct idle rumo.s by stating the truth.
Yours, &c. WIN. G.. LYFORD.
BILL. OF MORTALITY.
.9ng,rSt l3.-Deaths in Norfolk, since the
last Report published yesterday
Mr.. Spayins, on the 10th.
Fuer,(a coloured manu. same dav.
David Roberts, Oh the 18th.
Mrs. Goulding, do.
James Price, do.
But one case Of malignant fever has occurred
since the last report.
JOS. TIDIBERLAKE,
Inspector of the Corporation.
Decihs an Norfolk on The Goth inst.
Mrs. Stainback,
Mr.. David Marno.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24
JOS. TIHBERLAKE,
Inspector of the Corporation

"A writer in the Delaware Waterman, on
the revival of the Cotton Manufacture in that
state, says, g The effect of this improvement
IN the cotton manufacture is visible in the en-
ployment of a number of persons who have
long been destitute of the means Of labor and
subsstence--the demand for cotton spinners
aud weavers is becoming extremely urgent, and
many persons of that description would find
full employment in this neghborhood. The
cotton planters to the South will soon begin to
reap the benefit Of this state of things. The
loss of an uncertain market abroad will be
amply repaid by steady and certaiu one at
home. There are now about two thousand
bales of cotton manufactured annually, in this
county, within few miles of Wilmington, and
taking this as a data, have no doubt that the
consumption of the country is now upwards
of 100000 bales annually. The amount esti-
mated by congressional committee in 1915.
was 10000 bales; hut am persuaded, from
the Increase OF this vicinity, that the quantity
now manufactured in the u. States is much
Sreater. This quantity will rapidly increase
ana we may lock forward with confidence to
the period. and that not a very distant one.
when the home market will consume all the
cotton OF the SouthD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

For safe, on Wondoyhe 17h lSeDfen5er.
Che residence Of the subscriber in Povhafan co1nfr
en- his househod and kitchen FURNITURE plantatf,
utensils, prime milch cows oxen bun calves Of snnes
Dree9 hogs and sieep2 months credit all sums over
ten dollars. ~ ~
uood syih oiso to sen NJ private SaFe--
valuable small plantation containing about 5O zero,
Voi winch are Of tie fine creek meadow reclaimed ana
h greater part IN cornthc meadow lauds supposed 10 h.
Inferior 10 more IN Virginia. Should the plantation moi b,
500 before the I7ihSeptcner, Il will be rented ont as
the crop Of corn and fodder sold W. '
augusta 5-Gt HoR srto TUsp8N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24
IN VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

st3i hgreeaby 70 the last will and Testament of ne,
- 80 amin Rawlings, deceased will be sold to The
aiT rot The nex fair day, tire residence Of the LATE
9t'. ha"ngs Of sptisyyaul county. the land Of which
sue uied possessed containing about $50 acres bounded on
one de Dy he Nofhanna River aud lying on both sides Of
w Nn rca leading from Cars Bridge, towards Mr.
rus aqd situated in healthy and agreeable ncictor
hooo "ua nus IRE following impro, -A large brick
house stories hiGhi with excellent dry celnr With eve
~ oher house necessary for The accommodation Of IA
mus anu urhy Young orchard Of apple There /.
WOOD land enough OF very good quality 10 IN the farm
or any cngth Of time The rari in cultivation Is in pro-
EeVe steoi Improvements in good heart for corn wheat
VIII os even e hfst Of January next and the privilege
granted oi previously sowing crop Of wheat
Ono fourth Of the purchase money will be rcan;red IN The
rt Gay Of JANUARY 1875 aud ihe balance it, three anns
ihs purchaser giving bond and approved sect
WALLER HOLLADAY, Ex'or
A. a., Of Benz. Rawlings, dec
tluE- 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

Th'5 concession tn nly father il granted BIZ
Don JJGquin De .9rredon,io, the Governor
General oi the Internal Provinces, and is duly
confirmed By the Supreme Council of those.
Provinces, dated 18th January 1921 at Homie
reg. 1t contains permission to settle three
hundred families on the lands. to each OF whom
a tract of land will be given and To whom the
most liberal privileges are secured, both in
regard To commercial intercourse and civil
rights.
The Constitution of Spain is in full opera
ton III those provinces, and recent accounts
state, that thebenecal effects of it are alread V
percepti5le.
The gold and silver mines are getting into
more extensive operation than they have been
for many years. Money is becoming more
abundant, free tradeis permitted, and the res
trictlve system heretofore pursued in regard to
foreigners, has heen superseded by the most
liberal encouragement.
] Don Joseph Erasmo Seguin, Spanish gen.
tleman from ST. Antonio was despatched by
Governor MARTINEZ forthe express purpose O
Informing my father of the confirmation of hi:
grant by the Governor General, and to invit,
back all the fugitive Spaniards who fed in tn,
revolution in 1872. and are living ut this place
most OF whom, am informed, will return {,
their country again.
go ON in company with Don Ercsmo
aud have large company of American com
panions besides the Spaniards.
Should you meet with any Farmers O.
good character, or Mechanics, who wish Il
emigratc to this fine country and particpat.
IN the advantages secured to my father bv thi.
grant, You will obliSc me, by informing them
that they can procure every information OF
this subject by writing to my father, Hercua
neum, Missouri; but they must be well recom
mended Respectfully yours, sc.
STEPHEN +. AUSTIN.