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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS,

The news from Constantinop!e is to the
Doth OF February. Every preparation is ma
king tor new campaign against Ali Pacha,
and the sultan has given the command of
the expedition to Chorschid Helmet Pscha.
An insuErection has without doubt taken
place among the Greeks, against the gov.
eminent OF the Turks hut how formid bic
1t will prove, 1t IS impossible to say. We
have given a proclamation from the prince
Alexander IpsilaDti, lsie of the Russian
service, who appears to take the lead in this
business. lie has applied to the Russian EN-.
perof for assistance but Alexander has de-
clared himself neutral, and he is evidently
tispleased with the movement. Ypsilanti
has advanced on the Morea and Epirus.-
The Turks, it is SAID, are every where massa.
cred, and Ali Pscha and YpsIanti will sup,
port each other. There is TOO much of gas.
consde in this Greek proclamation. IL look s
so much like the Nespolitan rbodomontades
that we have litile faith iD it,, There are
accounts, however, from Constaptinople.
which say that the news Of this instruction
hiss caused great alarm to the government of
the Porte. The Grand Vizier has received
from the SOltsB the strictest orders to take
I'm mediatey the most efiicacious measures to
quei the insurgents in both provinces, and
to bring them back to their duty. The Di-
ven seem to be assured, that the sovereignty
which tbs Porte possessed over those conn
tries will be lost. In addition to this. it is
said, that an alarming spirit begins TO mani.
Test itself at Bulgaria, which is ore Of the
most important provinces of the Ottoman
empire. oervia too, says an article from
Frankfort, causes some diSquietude, notwith-
standing the great concession made to the
ServiaDs by the Porte, through the mediation
OF the Russian minister at ConstentiDople.
A secret discomfort still prevails m that pro.
vince. II is feared that the Serviaps will not
let slip The opportunity to follow the exam
pie of Wallachis and MoIdavia. The Porte
will have need Of large armies to keep in sub.
Jec'ioD that portion Of its subjects, who are
disposed to shake off its despotic yoke. Its
NOT Impossible that the Turkish power may
be seriously shaken, if not destroyed by these
Insurrec' ions. Ali Pachs has made long
and vigorous resistance, and his example
may not be lost upon his Deigbburs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
Extract of a letter dated Paris, AprH II.
DUEL IN PARIS.


In the papers there is an account of tai
duel which took place yesterday, The cir
cumstsBces which led TO this result are ex.
tremely curious. The parties were NJ. Ma
nuel, Pole, and believe Jew, a man of
the greatest respectabiity, and Of immense
fortune: he was about so years of age, and
the father Of children by the wife who sur.
wives him. NJ. Beaumont, the other party,
is a single man between 50 and 40; he is also
a man of considerable property. He is a ma.
tive OF Geneva. They were both agents dc
Change, a class OF men here of the greatest
responsibility.
About or months ago, NJ. Manuel, who
lived on the most affeclionate terms with his
wife, received an anonymous letter, saying
that she was unfai,bful to him. He tore the
letter with contempt, and dismissed the mat.
ter from his mind. In about fortnight he
received second letter, with the same infor.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
From the London Courier of .spril go


We have received from Paris Cor.
respondent document of rather a Gu
rious description. 1t is letter adj
dressed to the Neapolitan nation, by
General PEpE, anterior to his depar.
ture from the Neapolitan territory.
Ii is too long to be given entire, but we
extract the following passases.-He
first refers TO the ingraiiiude with
which his patriotic exertions have
been rewarded:
"Neapoiitans, am almost ashamed
to call you my countrymen, after all
you have done, and all have suffered.
have no language to express The de-
testation In which huld the conduct
of those'who hav guided your councils
IN the late eventful period, or the dis
gust feel at the baseness Of Your con-
duet on every occasion when the ene-
my made his appearance. You fed,
you deserted, you submitted; and sub.
united upon the terms Of the conqueror;
and This, too, in the face Of all your
protestations. of all Your pretended en-.
thusiasm for liberty and independence -
He dwells for some time On this sub.
ject, entering into particular details of
the d'sastersin the Abruzzi, and after
alluding TO What might have been per.
formed there, proceeds thus -
Had you made a stand when resis-
lance was SO possible, and victory so
probable, hbw different would have
been your situation and mine--how diff
ferent the situation of the civilized
worid9 The fame of Liberty would
have spread from the peninsula of Tia
iy into the North, and those very go-
vernmenis that were the means of Won,
sabiuga,ion, might themselv have
been led 10 grant constitution
10 TIER SUBJECTS. 1t is not only who
am disappointed, ii is all maDkind-
ali men who have u spark OF generosi
~ 10 their bosoms and, let me add
that even among yourselves, l know
there are many who bitterly srieve o.
yer past events, that never can be re
medied or recalled. The opportunity
is past, and all Europe thrown "a
century back in the acquisition OF
freedom, BY your treachery and push
lanimiIy."
With regard to himself he observes:
81 hat l am an exile. is nothing.
am content TO suffer, and would gladly
sntfer mach more, could I benefit the
land in which was born. have done
my duty, and that is alone The conso-
iation that is left me-"
We must obser, e, that this docu-
ment, though ii bears every mark o;
authenticity, has not reached our hands
in a printed shape, nor does il appear
in what way it was circulated.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
GREEK INSURRECTlON,

To arms, for our Country dndour Re-.
Hgion.
The hour has struck, valiant Greeks. For
long time The people OF Europe, fighting
iof their rights and liberties, invited ns to
follow them. They, sltho' almos. free, have
sought with all their strength TO increase
their liberty, aud thus all tbeir happiness.
Our brethren and our friends are ready on
all sides. The SeFvians, the Suliotes, and
all Epirus, await US in arms. lie; US unite
with enthusiasm, our country calls US on,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
trian forces in Lombardy, ia the course
of one month at the utmost.

trian forces in Lomhardy, Ia the course
of one month at the utmost.
Paris, April 10.
We are assured that courier has
been dispatched from Lay bach In Tu-
rim, with dispatches of high import
anco. Austria, it is said, does not
wish to oppose representative con-
stitution in the kingdom OF Sardinia,
provided it be conceded by the legiti.
mate King bat at all events she will
not recognize the constitution Of Spain,
even with notifications.
The Spanish journals Of the 9Th in
slant have reached Paris, by an extra
ordinary conveyance. Some Neapoli-
tan deputies. who landed at Barcelona
OF the Sd, had brought the news of
the entrance OF the Austrians into Ma
pies. A result SO decisive struck with
ytupor the ardent heads Of the liberals,
and excited great uneasiuess. All
their hopes now rest on the events in
Piedmont.
Merino, the Guerilla chief, who as
sembled 800 meu in the neishbor hood
Of Burgess, had retreated TO the noun
tains on the approach Of the tsoops
sent against him. The present Cortes
do not mean to leave to their sueees-
sors. who meet next year, the trouble
OF choosing counsellors, of state. They
are now busy in nominating them.
Rome Inarch 81.
General Pepe has embarked for Malta,
because the Spanish minister, as it is affirm.
ed, refused him passport for Spain.
! London, dprn IL.
The Lendon Sun contains the following
as an extract OF a letter from Paris dated the
4th of April.
''Tbe arrival of Count Nesse!rode mas put
all Paris In an uprcHr. He comes with
proposal from the emperor of Russia to suffer
tue passage ct Russian army of 100 600 or
ZOo,ou0 men, according TO circumstances,
thro' france To Spain, Of which a certain
number, say 10000, shall rest in France.
ana be replaced by an equal number of
French troops, for the Spanish campaign.
Several OF the Carbenati have been arrest,
| ed at Brescia, and among others, the comic
actor Canova, who had volunteered the pro.
J ceeds OF his benefit IN support OF the inoe.
pendence OF Naples. Several other eomedi-
ans had gone to Switzerland.
NdpteS, .udrck 9Th. 1891.
We understand the Pope has ah,olyed Fer
olnand from his oath Co the co0slitutiun-
The Neapo!itans are ordered not To fl ht It is
said desertions are beginning. Patriotic songs
and wariike addresses are numerous. TT.
songs are greatly appauded at the Theatres.
and patriotic play called the Amor de patIia
has been got up with great success 10 meet
the popular feeling. mask, repre-. en,ine
the king. was hIss'd at the theatre. Troops
said to be volunteers, are d.ily coming in
from Calabria, and The distant parts of the
kingdom. They are hardy looking fellows,
generally armed. AT the Royal Thea re of
St Carlo. one of the actors gave his benefit
to the public treasury. He called for.
and applauded in the most enthusiastic man.
ner.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02

and your paternal solicitude. We doubt not
that your majesty's benevolent heart is dispo.
sed to share aud give efficacy TO these wish.
es. We mny, then, still venture to hope
that your glory, our honour, and the national
felicity would be The certain result,
s Your majesty may in the meantime be as.
sured, that whatever we have done or may
do shall be always sonformable to the senti-
ments we have expressed, which are also
those Of your majesty.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
foreian .Relus.
LATEST kRoM EUROPE.

The ship Cincinnatus, arrived at
New-Yerk from London, brings Euro
peau advices three or four days later
than before received. The Pledmon-
tese revolutionary disturbances had
not yet been quelled. A large Russian
army was still marching towards the
south Of Europe, Notwithstanding the
complete submission aud enslavement
Of Naples. Ii is therefore obvious that
the sovereigns have determined to eff
feet counter-revolusion in Spain and
Portugal, and to compel these nations
to repass under the yoke Of absolute
despotism. The Greek insurrection in
WaIlachia aid Moldavia, against the
Turkish Government, has assumed a
very serious aspect. YPsILANrI, the
leader, is a distinguished and popular
prince in the flower Of his age, and is
stimulated not only by an ardent desire
to change the condition of all the
Greek provinces Of the Ottoman en-
pire, bat to avenge the prescription
and degradation of his father, who was
torn from his retreat, loaded with
chains, stripped Of his possessions, and
put to death by the porte.
The intelligence altogether possesses
considerable interest, and We have
crowded as much Of it as we convent
emily could iuto cur could into our Cos
iumns. / Franklin Ga~ette.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
Lausanne, april 6.

AuHSnNHg, .dPfiI o.
a tumu!t of the most alarming ma.
ture has just broken ont at Bonneville,
the capital Of Faucigny, from the i'm
prudence of the military commandaut.
who attempted to obiige the soldiers
absent on furlough to rejo;n their regi.
menis, aad the recruits to repair to The
ipnnfz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
Rim aW We

NoMMI1TED to the jail Of Brunswick county. Va
- OH the 25th July LAST, as a ruuaway a nero ma an
who calls himself ISHAM He !, abont feet incb,s
nigh abont Is years Of age, light complexion scar on
nis ie cheek bone, his front upper tooth half off
scar on The lille finger Ofthe right hand He saw, he
belongs to John Roberts, Franklin county Georsia
whe purchased BIN Of Benjamin King, Jasper cous,v
Georga.-Tbe ewner is requested 10 come forward
prove properly. pay charges, and take him away,
ALsO--C Committed To the jail OF brunswick comfy
on the 2Oih day OF November last, as a runaway a
negro man who calls himself jim or JIMMY az 1,
about feet inches high, abou ~ years ~ age dart
complexion, has scar on the eft side Of hi, noe.
Tie says he Belongs 10 Willie Bufrow negro sptcula
tor, who purchased him Of John N. Botion IN Ports
mouth, Va.--says he Railway In Stokes coTnty N. C.
on his way TO the south and that he don't know where
M BuTTow calls his place or residence The owner
VIII come forward, prove property. pay charges and
take him away. WIN VI. DUGGRg JaiioS
Dec q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
ST.. Louis. tM,ssouR,>J.n,a

%. S<OOtHs JAM Is.
Extract of a letter TrifteA by n citizen Of A,kan
sas territory, dated 81. Louis, Missouri. Jan
2 1921, tod member Of Congress.
cannot return 10 Arkansas without frat
requesting y0nr particular attention during
the present session of Congress- to that nm.
fortunate section Of our country
The late treaty. which was made by Gem
erals JACKSON and Kinds, with the Cioctaw
Indians, from its peculiar nature and feuden.
cy. would, have no doubt rail- forth ,our
strongest opposition. even were the whole
world BESIDES silent upon the subject. III
understand il rightly. The southern boundary
OF Tie country ceded 10 them in Arkausss
commences at" Point Remove" on ihe Ar.
kansas river, and runs so as 10 strike Red
River, three miles he low the mouth Of Little
river. north OF this live. We have nj the small
est ca cnlsfion three thousand souls who reside
withIG the limits of Crawford, Miller. Hemp.
stead, ard CLARK counties. Crawford and
Miller counties will be entirely lost. with a
large portion OF Hempstead and CLARK, If the
treaty Is ratified. a large body Of as valuable
land as any in the Union lying on Red RIVER.
and within the tract cedeh TO the Choctaws, is
surveyed. aud was to have been sold last year;
but The sale was postponed by The Officers, on
the account O their not having received tie
necessary foFms and Instructions from The
general land otice, TO enable them 10 coudnct
it; iii Inhabited by our most wealthy and
respectable citizens, fanny of whom Fave e.
sided in the country seven or eight years, and
nae ma1e very Extensive aud valuable i'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
WILLIAM COHnErr

NC nave heeb solicited 10 publish The
f5eigis II lie ldfe TRIALS against this m.n.
i"r iibris Sgansi priente ,ndvlduals in
ne iHsi "i WHICH the plaintiff recovered
ere in1usand pounds STERLING of dana.
-. We are ~ all tunes Disposed 10 com.
ny "i'A request when IL appears rra-
s'0ahIp bn ~ His case we II,iuk mo
oir "iil eAPeci, thai wp should publ,sl,
proceedings wbicb would occupy nratIy
ne wiI"l| columns at our paper. 10 lie
& T'lu@i"u Of advertisements, ana oC.,e
~ 0l'icf article 90 intelligence. FOREIGN
and dom"s'ic. 'Tir fnll1siuE cxiract
! ON C"hbeirs d,frncr, III The irial unl,
NnRi' "h'th "c copy fr1m ihe Lon
"oh OJscWero Dec. I7th, viii show IN
wiai estimation he Turner noso holds
npb Kan principles. The government Of
MS c"n"Ty, I'd ll,r people uf The u.
ois!es. C0mmrnl is unnecessary
Nat fdp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

ana <COacuees, WIN double
belihand. r
tHst rate pannei Gigs with the springs. with
Ped hehands and fmil plated joints aud iea,ber tops
Thnry Gigs with erasshopper springs, newest fash
loud double and single.
Single saltes and Stick Gigs, double and single,
with and without tops.
Low priced 'amiiJ Stages, handsomely 6ni.Leo axed
to work with or two horses,
Eesant Races, with elliptic springs, with handsome
iop' With morocco Innings, fixed to work with
two horses.
wMh variety OF other low priced work suitable for
families and traders.
An excel'en, assortment 9th hest plated and brass
mounted Harness f"r carriages gigs family stages &C
Inc subscriher tenders his sincere thanks To The pa
irons OF bis establishment living In this state for 20
Years back, aud assures Them that their future order.
ana These OF their friends will he thankfully reGr!yed
and duly attended TO.
ihe whole OF this work has been made by the Tst
INe Northern woFkmen, whe are entirely devoted 10
tue nnisbihe OF wok OF The hest Kind when Lashe
Win commence recommended To the public at Iarps
=, STERLING WOODWARD.
N. b. supply nf the above work may be had he
applying opposite Mr. VIM. Frencs's Tavern OJs e.
petersbnrg, aud liberal discount will be mao o. ~,
cash payments. wi
~ Orders from any part Of the country sHdre...6
70 To-, Poplar Grove Post once, Dinwiddie County. Va
VIII be attended to '' Va
Or;ohrr 26. ga rom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
,ancing aud EencinC

EI"NttNf5 WWU FPUflNV
MIR o'sULLIVAN, who has been In yoraor o.6
rsIs, presents his best respects the young la.
oies ano GeneiDen OF the city Of Richmond ana ts
chv, ana respectfully informs them that be intends
ahns 'bs ciy bis residence where he viii teach the
newest ana most fashionable dsnoessncb as are prac
Europe Hr. O'S's method 10 so expedition. ia, he
wi engage to perfect any young lady or gentleman iof
The smallest capacity IN months W.
Gentlemen wishing TO- learn the Small sword exs,c,.s
ne VII engage 10 make them acquainted with an The
pushes aud parries in 20 lessons, Tor 8 10
Days Of attendance, Tuesdays ThuIsdays and satur.
Gays, from nntil ~ the afternoons. Also EIobt
oehooi ior grown Gentlemen, from until o Al his
room, 'enr doors below the Bell Tavern and over Mr.
Joseph a. Halowelps Brush Mannfac,ors - Al, ,1 ",
sna' ADDRESSED TO him at bis lodgings at the above
Terms for Dancing 81 10 y auarter half "a n. o.,d
US dnNdnCe rem 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

The population Of The City Of Charles
Ton and the Neck, according TO the cen.
sus jus, finished, is as follows :-Charles
ton City, 1923 white males; $500 white
females $685. male slaves; 6957 female
slaves; 623 tree coIored males 1862 free
coiored temaes-Toial, 24, $50. Charles.
ION Neck, 1852 Write males; 2I53 white
females; 1914 male slaves 1855 female
slaves; 6y3 Tree coiored males 1914 free
coIored feInales-'Foial, 1901, Which
makes the aggregate number of inbabi-
'anlsiu City and Neck, amount TO 81. 4si.
fCh0yleston Patyiot,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
[From the Washington City Ga-ette.l

Extracts OF letters are gong tie. rounds of
onr papers, stating that the commerce OF
Mexico is thrown open to foreigners; but on
examining the dates Of these letters frcm V,rs
CIuI, on winch The infoi ,tioB il louuded,
we VIII ut once perceive its incerIectnes
IL 10 stated th at brig of war called tI,e
JeTine, arrived al Vera Cruz In Nors,uber ~
ter passage of rs days from Cadiz. bringing
decree OF the Cortcz opening the port of
vera Cruz TO free trade.
In The first place no decree of the Cortex IN
that effect had taken place. Secondly liza,
body lid decree on the TN 0f November abont
the last act OF tbR late SESSION. A .erious uor;-
gdfios act, by Which The restrictions on foreign
commerce are Infinitely greater than under
the Iecent reg MIA lions. This decree had mo,
r.ached Vera Cruz At the date Of the letter
before mentioned. SO far from a free com.
merce beIng granted to Vera Crvz IA ia now
more s1ackled than ever. Although the Cortez
have given death blow 10 nj Obstetrics and
N1nneries, and passed some other reguIa.
lions evincing a, liberal spirit vet ihev An.
pear 10 I've absolutely inscnsi6e of The foilv
anu danger OF pursuing their old system of
commercial regulations.
The Cad'z monOPollsis appear TO have az
much influence over the deliberations of fhs
Coiiez. sS they exercised during the late
governments of Charles Nv, and Ferdi naud
AZ a time when the cslonies Of 5naiu are
shaking Oh her sovereignty from Cape Horn Ia
the FiOtidds. Wherever they have tie means of
so doing, and 1T moment seeds Of revoIn-
ton ATE scattered over the few sections of
Spanish America, where the royal banpeT stli
displays The li0G Of CASTLE, there is something
snpcT-emiUenty prepoSterons in such an act
az tkat passed 10y The Coftez ~ Nov Issf.
WbeH this fanous decree reaches MPxico I
venture 10 asse'; IL will cause more discon
tent than any measure of the government Of
spain since tle year 1910, and Will, regard 10
The island Of Cuba II The actwere slTict.; en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
VnIunbIe L0nd fo,. lNzIo

IN rHB oOUETY or cABRLL STATE or vtaotr..
WE Wish to sell tract Of LAND, lying IN Cabeil
county, IN sight OF the courthouse Of said connty
quo on Tue Cuysndotte river, six pLes from the mouth
ot ,dd rVVconsining about q50 acres; about 400 81
Wnch 10 cIeafed-ihe balance is covered with yaIoals
timber. 49, '"'ea"'S
Tbs tract Of land 10 considered 10 he one of The mos,
valuable tracts Of land ~ the section Of country In
"hlcn MS situated and WILDE sold on accommodating
tcrms-vbich will he made knovr nv soni,cs,,n. w
obn Sanuei', Ltq cieIk Of Cshei county resionr az
he Courthouse, (vbo will sbew The land AID is anibo
~ Jefferson county, Virginia.
n. wORTHINoTON.
John +. coOKUs.
OeV-e' G3.,N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
Tmenfy Dollars Itena,rf

L"fMy AOH6TS ((eD0fW
~ hNAwAf from the subscriber al BariHhy, Prince
georges county, Maryland, on the 22d Noyeinher
iasi, negro man named JAMES, abont IL enty I'VE
years old five feel three four sches high very hiak
shutters when taking; has unco1nmoniy large aud nat
eet-his Clothing old home blue coat Hight Il old
patao'ns ofth same mana acure old shoes stock
Inss, toierably good hat. James Is pretty good
s"osmaker is most likely he will attempt to 90 TO
nI. Coz, near Charlottesville, Virginia. where he ha
wue. above reward will hr paid no matter
where taken. OIHO ~ CAIJJs
Feb 4 &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
Frh.tz.

LAND, NEG.t,lI., Nc
WILL ne SOLD IL the highest bidder AT pleasant
Grove, tmnenaurg county, Va. on Thursday, rie
Urst ddy ~ Warck nert, from ten Ia twelve nk,iv
- c1hOES, Consisting Of men, women bo,s and Iris
Aso viii be offered Valuable tract Of LAND Iyn. in
.ne above c"untv. containing about and ar.
ms ssno IS wen adapted toth- culture 81 corr, va,ar
aho "oaccn u Is deemed unnecessary TO mai. az,
iu'heofrfnrnt, as n is presume any person inclined
Z" pnrchaSs wond nrsi wish to view the uI.,isss
Mhch VIII ne she"n al any lime ny The sub crlber or
'"pI. WIN. ssk.s, whom the land adjoins.
Also on The Same day and place will he offered ms
oioIk oF GOODS amounting at rr.t cost To = ? ooo
as pr inventory, together with IN, Situation ana sterc
hosse ~ Pleasant Grove, whichIs supposed to be ufs
TO. 10 no stand IN this paIt OF the country.
ne ieIS bi The SAFE Will tbr negroes pf;nc;,,i
i'r cash The land third in cash. when pdss.sso,
10 gwen which may he had any time-,he haIYrce in
* ana months, eqna payments. The situation store
mouse ana enoss 1, and years equal payments. The
tract OF Iina Is IN gond order for ption f
MIN Ane crop OF wheat The plaptaon IA =, ~
supplied with stock ofevery kind 10
'he ana plantation utenssail which will he die,
pose0 OF on Reasonable TERMS particularly 10 any mes
In y. ~, "dy purchase Tue isnd JANIS NEIL.
St..I5s
y IL per sons hasing ciaius against JOS u n AN
a DaTr, dec. are requested to make them known